Architecture

Architects in Park City, Utah

Your home starts with design. At 4C, architecture, interior design and construction work as one team from the first conversation.

The Cost of Misalignment

Great design isn't the issue. The problem is lack of alignment.

In the traditional model, architecture, interior design and construction work separately. Decisions are made in isolation. The client becomes the project manager by default, carrying the gaps between them. That is where overruns, delays and disappointment begin.

One Team

We are not an architecture firm. We are one team, fully responsible for the entire outcome.

Builders inform design

Our construction team weighs in before lines are finalized, so the home is designed to be built.

Interiors shaped with the architecture

Our interior designers shape spaces alongside the architecture, not after it.

Expectations set early

Cost, schedule and quality are set during pre-construction and managed throughout the build.

People's Choice Award | 2026 Park City Architectural & Design Showcase

A Home That Belongs to the Mountain

Ten of the region’s architecture and design firms were invited to design a luxury mountain home for the same homesite at Marcella at Jordanelle Ridge. The public toured each concept through renderings, floor plans and 3D models, then voted. Our design won the People’s Choice Award at the 2026 Park City Architectural & Design Showcase, presented by the Park City Area Home Builders Association.

The 4C Group People's Choice design at Marcella at Jordanelle Ridge (rendering)

The home follows the natural contours of the site. Its circular plan has no front or back, so every side responds to the views. At the center, the landscape rises through the home to form a sheltered courtyard. A living green roof carries the native landscape across the structure, so from a distance the home settles into the summit.

Circular fire lounge with mountain views, 4C Group showcase design
Concept massing sketches for the 4C Group showcase design
Lower level floor plan of the 4C Group showcase design
Roger Klein, The 4C Group

Director of Architecture

Roger Klein

Roger Klein is Director of Architecture at The 4C Group. He has more than 30 years of experience in the United States and abroad.

Before 4C, he ran his own studio, ARK, for 14 years. There he designed the full campus of Özyeğin University, including its award-winning Faculty of Architecture and Design. Earlier, he held senior design roles at Kohn Pedersen Fox, Swanke Hayden Connell Architects and RMJM in New York. His work has won multiple Design Excellence awards, and Building Design + Construction named him one of its 40 Under 40.

Today he designs luxury homes in the mountains around Park City, working with 4C’s interior design and construction teams from concept through completion.

The Design Team

Dan Gayler, The 4C Group

Dan Gayler

Senior Project Designer

More than 26 years in architecture and construction, working on luxury homes in Park City since 2003.

William Call, The 4C Group

William Call

Senior Project Designer

A background in commercial architecture, project management and construction administration.

Eric Norman, The 4C Group

Eric Norman

Senior Design Manager

Luxury residential and resort design, including homes in Discovery Land Company communities.

Maxwell Collins, The 4C Group

Maxwell Collins

Architectural Designer

Guides homes from early concept through permitting and construction documents. BA in Architecture, University of Utah.

Jeremy Welker, The 4C Group

Jeremy Welker

Architectural Designer

22 years in architecture, specializing in construction documents. Master of Architecture.

Christian Bueno, The 4C Group

Christian Bueno

Architectural Designer

Nearly 12 years in architecture and project management. BS in Architecture, University of Utah.

Hayden Flemming, The 4C Group

Hayden Flemming

Architectural Designer

Selected Work

A few of the homes our team has designed and built across Park City and the Wasatch Back.

The Colony

The Colony

Victory Ranch

Common Questions

Do I need to hire an architect and a builder separately?

No. At 4C, architecture, interior design and construction sit at the same table from the first conversation. One team carries one set of commitments.

When should I talk to 4C?

As early as you can, ideally before you buy land or start design. A Build Strategy Consultation helps you understand what a homesite can support, what it will likely cost and how long it will take, before you commit.

How long does design take?

For a new custom home, design typically takes about 12 months, from the first sketch through construction documents. Construction begins when design is complete. Renovations usually move faster.

Can you work with plans from another architect?

We design and build our homes with architecture, interior design and construction working together. It is how we keep cost, schedule and quality aligned from the first sketch to move-in.

Starting a Design?

Tell us about your lot and what you have in mind. We will walk you through how the 4C Way works.

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