
Park City, Utah
Mass timber on the Wasatch Back.
Park City, Deer Valley, the Kamas Valley, and Heber. Mountain lots close to a major airport, with the snow loads and design guidelines to match.
Building Here
What Park City asks of a building.
Every region we work in has its own weather, rules, and roads. These are the ones that shape a mass-timber project here.
Steep lots
Many Park City sites are hillside or ridgeline. Light, stiff panels suit stepped foundations and cantilevered rooms.
Guidelines
Resort communities and HOAs review massing, materials, and roof forms closely. A fabricated structure holds the approved design exactly.
Freight advantage
Interstate 80 and Salt Lake City put containers within an hour of the site. Staging is simpler here than anywhere else we work.
Snow
Design loads climb fast with elevation. Roof structure, snow retention, and entries are resolved in the panel design, not added later.
Why Mass Timber Here
What the system offers on this ground.
Contemporary mountain architecture
Clean volumes, large glass, and exposed structure that reads as finish. The system suits the direction Park City design is already heading.
Compressed site time
Panels arrive cut and sequenced, so the structure stands before the first storm and the enclosure follows on schedule.
A single coordinated package
Structure, windows, and install planning from one team, with the engineer of record and the architect in the room from the start.

Our Work
Built in the Tetons, ready for Utah.
Our completed homes stand in Wilson, Wyoming and on the South Fork of the Snake River. The spruce CLT system, the Arbo windows, and the install sequence travel. Ask us for the Lookbook and a site visit.
From Wherever You Are
You do not need to be here to build here.
Most of our owners live somewhere else during the build. One point of contact, decisions on a calendar, and photos at every milestone are how the process works.
Start a Project
Planning a home in Park City?
Tell us where the site is, what stage the project is in, and what you want the timber to do. We will tell you whether mass timber is the right fit and what the first decision should be.