CCY Architects

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

An engaging talk on forests + climate.

Always worth making space for these conversations.

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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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.