RKD Architects featured on National Television New Years Day
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VAIL – HGTV will feature Telluride’s Gray Head Pa Gomo residence in its “Million Dollar Rooms” series, Monday, Jan. 2, at 12 p.m.

Pa Gomo was featured in the summer edition of Shelter, the home-and-design magazine published by Watch Newspapers.

Pa Gomo, which in the Chinyanga southern African language means “on the mountain,” is built of site-harvested stone high on the flank of Hawn Mountain. For more information, visit watchnewspapers.com and click on the “Shelter” link, or type pa gomo in the subject search bar.

RKD was founded by Jack Snow and his wife, Sally Brainerd, in 1990.

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