CCY Architects

09/04/2026

We are proud to support the Buddy Program and AspenOut. oin us at MOLLIE Aspen 9/24 for an evening of connection and community.

05/04/2026

We are proud to share that VooDoo Affordable Housing has been named a Finalist in the A+Awards, selected as one of just five projects globally in the new Architecture + Home category!

Located in the heart of downtown Telluride, VooDoo is a mixed-use development designed to support essential workers and reinforce year-round community life. The project delivers 27 deed-restricted homes—ranging from studios to four-bedrooms—alongside 3,000 square feet of locally focused commercial space.

A high-performance, all-electric building, VooDoo advances the town’s sustainability goals with a rooftop photovoltaic array, a carefully calibrated envelope. The architecture draws from Telluride’s mining heritage through a durable palette of brick, concrete, wood, and metal, paired with rooflines that echo the town’s historic “crib” structures. Beyond housing, the project contributes to daily life in Telluride, incorporating subsidized retail, a public restroom, a youth hangout space, and the relocated “Free Box.”

Public voting for the Popular Choice Award opens today!

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04/10/2026

Thanks to Adam McCurdy and for joining us in the studio!!!

An engaging talk on forests + climate.

Always worth making space for these conversations.

02/23/2026

In “Housing U.S.A.,” a feature in the January/February issue of exploring housing realities across America, writer Anjulie Rao () sat down with CCY Partner Maura Trumble to unpack the complexities for workforce housing in Mountain West communities.

Through a conversation about VooDoo Lounge — a town-led, 27-unit mixed-use housing development in Telluride — Trumble explains the care and coordination required to responsibly deploy this housing typology at the heart of the historic mountain town.

Rao writes, “Named after the artists studios that once inhabited the site, VooDoo avoids the extruded box typical of multifamily developments. Instead, the designers prioritized adhering to the neighborhoods existing low-rise character by spreading units across three floors...CCY employed repetitive roof gables as a nod to surrounding historic buildings.”

With over five decades practicing across the Mountain West, CCY brings regional expertise informed by a global design perspective to deliver thoughtful solutions to the complex realities of housing in resort communities.

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02/19/2026

N’Vitale — now featured in

Set on six acres, the house threads evergreen, scrub oak and aspen into a quiet, contemporary plan. Weathered steel, concrete and oak ground the architecture; a low, winged roof and careful solar strategy bring light where it matters. The low, winged roof and a careful solar strategy bring balanced light into living and gallery spaces; the plan was composed to showcase the owners’ collection. Stewardship is explicit: a firewise buffer, native planting, and a gravity-fed stormwater system reduce impact and support the site’s ecology.

Thanks to Linda Hayes for the thoughtful coverage.

02/16/2026

Congratulations to The Little Nell!

As Aspen’s only ski-in/ski-out hotel at the base of Aspen Mountain, it holds a rare position — both physically and culturally. It meets the mountain, the street, and the rhythm of town life all at once.

CCY Architects is proud to have been part of shaping a place that is more than a hotel. Retail and hospitality spaces are organized along the perimeter, reinforcing the vitality of the pedestrian experience and strengthening the connection between the city center and the slopes.

Over time, The Little Nell has become something larger than its footprint. It is a gathering place. A threshold. The front porch of Aspen.

The Little Nell marks 30 years as Aspen’s only Forbes Five-Star hotel, continuing its legacy of luxury and connection to the town’s history. LINK IN COMMENTS👇

02/06/2026

High Altitude Design
Designing in ski-country demands more. Informed by decades of experience across the Rockies, work prioritizes performance—responding to extreme weather, heavy use, and the rhythms of mountain life. Thoughtful design, craftsmanship, durable materials, and energy efficiency come together to create buildings defined by comfort, resilience, and longevity.

02/03/2026

CCY is a proud supporter of and excited to help bring their new Town Center home to life. Through the adaptive reuse of a former restaurant, this 7,700-square-foot arts center reclaims a long-vacant space as a dynamic community hub for creativity and culture.

Join us in Big Sky on Thursday, February 19, to celebrate ARTi Gras—the Arts Council’s beloved annual fundraiser—hosted for the first time in their new home!

01/22/2026

CCY is a proud supporter of Arts Council of Big Sky!

01/22/2026

Congratulations to Edgewood Tahoe! ❤️

We’re honored to have partnered on the design of this Certified LEED Silver luxury resort hotel — a project shaped by thoughtful design, sustainability, and a deep connection to its remarkable setting.
Explore the project: https://www.ccyarchitects.com/work/the-lodge-at-edgewood-tahoe

What’s your favorite part of the Lodge?