The Ranch Club Cabins were designed as detached resort homes clustered around the golf village core. Architecture, site planning, and landscape architecture work together to organize three cabin plans into terraced clusters that respond to the natural topography, using a mountain rustic style that complements the club and surrounding community buildings.

The Trappers Camp features rustic cabins arranged in small enclaves around shared open spaces inspired by historic trapper settlements. Homes within each enclave share exterior materials to reinforce a cohesive camp identity, while front and rear porches extend living areas outward to capture expansive mountain views. Rustic materials and detailing continue indoors, creating an authentic and regionally grounded sense of place.

DTJ designed the prototype building for 36 mountain contemporary style condominiums to be built on Parcel 64 within the Promontory community. The condos target empty nesters, with the upper and lower-level units featuring private elevators to cater to the age in place buyer. Each unit’s 2-car garage includes extra lockable storage to accommodate outdoor recreation equipment, which is essential for the active lifestyle demographic.