The Village at Summit Powder Mountain
Location: Eden, Utah Size: 15 acres Status: Master Plan completed 2017 Program: Master Planned Mountain Village with Hospitality, Residential, Member Club, Ski Pavilions, Whiskey Distillery, Artist-In-Residence Housing, and Retail Client: Summit
chevron_leftA Village for Connection
The Village at Summit Powder Mountain establishes a central gathering place in Eden, Utah. OFFICEUNTITLED, then R&A Architecture + Design, developed the 15-acre master plan in 2015.
The plan introduces a new ski village and several smaller projects within it. At the same time, it connects the village to residential home sites and the surrounding ski mountain.
Building a Community at Elevation
A Central Gathering Place
The village forms the heart and urban center of Summit Powder Mountain. Here, residents and visitors can gather for educational, recreational, and cultural activities.
Moreover, the master plan brings people from diverse backgrounds together in a remarkable natural setting. In this way, the village encourages a deeper connection to place and community.
The plan introduces urban density within a pastoral landscape. However, the design remains sensitive to local culture, history, scale, and context.
In addition, the master plan supports future growth while preserving the character of the mountain. As a result, it creates a framework that can adapt to new programs and ideas over time.

A Diverse Village Program
Hospitality and Everyday Amenities
The Village at Summit Powder Mountain welcomes different types of residents and visitors. For example, the program includes hospitality, residences, a member club, ski pavilions, and artist housing.
The village also offers restaurants, retail, a food hall, a marketplace, and a whiskey distillery. Together, these uses create an active destination throughout the year.
The Summit Institute serves as a gathering point within the village center. It includes pools, spas, recreation rooms, and flexible event spaces. Therefore, the building can support both everyday activities and large community gatherings.
Meanwhile, the Village Residences and Village Hotel expand the range of accommodations. These projects also strengthen the village center and bring activity closer to its shared spaces.
The Village at Summit Powder Mountain balances growth with respect for the landscape. The master plan combines hospitality, recreation, culture, and community within a connected mountain setting.

