SALT LAKE CITY, UT OZ Architecture along with Salt Lake City, Utah, -based Langvardt Design Group were selected by Replay Resorts, the master developer for Canyons Village on behalf of TCFC Finance Co LLC, to revitalize the resort by creating a new master plan and design guidelines that will direct its future development. In all, the master plan envisions a series of new buildings on 20 parcels in the resort community containing more than 495 acres of land.

The goal of the plan is to address the village and adjacent resort areas, taking into account how the buildings connect and relate to one another, ensuring roads, lifts, and pedestrian areas intermingle seamlessly and create both enhanced auto access as well as pedestrian friendly zones for future retail, and lodging. The new master plan will ensure that the Park City and Utah outdoor adventure experience will truly be launched from Canyons Village. The new plan accommodates the area's changing traffic patterns and creates new mountain and lift access portals. Plans for new lodge buildings will include one to four bedroom condominium units with flexibility to match the market.

Rebecca Stone, Managing Principal at OZ Architecture and head of the company's Resort and Hospitality practice said, "With the team, we're looking at it from a 30,000-foot view to create a vibrant community that's a portal to the wide variety of outdoor adventures Park City offers throughout the year. This refreshed master plan takes into account Canyon Village's long-term vision and will guide how the resort plans to grow over the next five to fifteen years, reflecting a more cosmopolitan and sophisticated look and feel, yet keeping the Park City and the Utah vibe."

"The opportunity exists to create an authentic year round resort at Canyons Village with world class skiing, championship golf, maybe the best mountain biking in the west, hiking, and a true mountain village that will be ground zero for all of these activities," said Eric Langvardt, of Langvardt Design Group. "The master plan is focusing on the creation of a pedestrian-scaled walkable village with outdoor spaces and amenities, shops and activities that will come together to become the destination in Park City."