Gilday Architects

Architect Peggy Gilday, Principal of Gilday Architects, received her professional degree from The Cooper Union School of Architecture in 1984. Before moving with her family to Jackson, Wyoming in 1995 to form Tobler Duncker Architects which transitioned to Gilday Architects in 2008, she worked for several distinguished architects in New York City including Davis, Brody and Associates and Toshiko Mori Architect on retail, office and institutional projects. Striving to provide design excellence in conjunction with a seamless execution process, she has formed a collaborative studio of professionals with a strong sense of design, build and development. She is actively involved in the community and is the past president of the Jackson Hole Land Trust board.