Mark Robin Memorial Sanctuary Pavilion
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Community Projects | Mark Robin Memorial Sanctuary Pavilion
Location | Big Sky Town Center Fire Pit Park, Big Sky, MT
Materials | All steel construction with hardwood bench seating, and a monolithic concrete slab.
Design Intent | In memory of Mark Robin, a Big Sky resident and founding owner of the Hungry Moose Market in Big Sky. This memorial is dedicated to his life as a husband, father, community member, and business owner in Big Sky, MT. When Mark was not with his family or working at the market, you could find him fly fishing or mountain biking in and around Big Sky. It was these activities that gave Mark a reprieve from a hectic day and were the inspiration for the form and shape of “The Sanctuary”.
Location | Big Sky Town Center Fire Pit Park, Big Sky, MT
Materials | All steel construction with hardwood bench seating, and a monolithic concrete slab.
Design Intent | In memory of Mark Robin, a Big Sky resident and founding owner of the Hungry Moose Market in Big Sky. This memorial is dedicated to his life as a husband, father, community member, and business owner in Big Sky, MT. When Mark was not with his family or working at the market, you could find him fly fishing or mountain biking in and around Big Sky. It was these activities that gave Mark a reprieve from a hectic day and were the inspiration for the form and shape of “The Sanctuary”.
The form is inspired by Mark’s love of fly fishing. The outer curve of the steel plate trusses captures the flow of a fly line about to be cast into the river. There are three trusses that define and support the structure in recognition and remembrance of his three sons.