In 2022, Troy was involved in a design for Rocky Mountain Power (RMP) and its land, which is now known as the Power District. The design plan is a combination of two distinct plans, incorporating the most advantageous features of both. We were subsequently selected to further develop more detailed plans for what was deemed to be phase 1, including the design of the RMP Headquarters building and site.

The process was halted at that time due to negotiations with the current land owners, who decided to pursue a different course of action.

This work was completed while employed by FFKR Architects.

During my tenure with LOCI, I contributed to the relocation and redesign initiatives associated with the Golden Spike State Park Monument. Situated in Brigham City, the new site endeavors to narrate the historical significance of the transcontinental railroad and the individuals who facilitated its construction.

While employed with LOCI, the design for the entire village including phase one was completed in 2024.

While employed with LOCI, and in collaboration with KLIMA Architects, the design takes inspiration from Japanese villages and carefully choreographs space to capture views and maintain privacy.

Completed while employed with LOCI, The Retreat embodies the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, and the belief that imperfection is beautiful.

The design for The Field at SLArts strives to provide multiple opportunities for kids to engage in activity ranging from sports to gardening to an outdoor stage. Outdoor classrooms are also integrated and double as performance space during SLArtsFest.

Conceptual design completed in 2025. This straight forward landscape design is a good example of how a thoughtful plan can aid in gaining jurisdictional approval and guide both homeowner and contractor.

During my time with both DesignWorkshop and LOCI, I have been involved in all aspects of NHMU from design through construction. Most recently, a Master Plan for potential expansion.

While employed with FFKR Architects the design for a mixed-use development adjacent Farmington Station sought to distinguish itself by accommodating walkable boutique retail combined with multi-family residential and office.

Completed while employed with FFKR Architects, the Wavetronix corporate campus is unlike any other. The design strives to mimic a small town with buildings arranged around a town square.

At full build out the Wavetronix campus is intended to be a place where people grow and learn simultaneously with work and play.

While employed with FFKR Architects, this design for The Grammercy is the result of a long collaboration between all parties involved to activate the middle of the block and open views from the surrounding streets to help active the development and enliven the neighborhood.

During my time at FFKR Architects the design for expanding the UVU Heber City campus was completed and included campus housing and a Community Center. Diverting water runoff and making this a campus amenity was key.

During my time at FFKR Architects I worked on many Multi-Family projects, Jordan Station is unique in that the landscape plays a significant role in accommodating amenities for the residents.

Conceptual design completed in 2017. The design maximized the use of space bringing together the front, side, and backyards as one functional garden.

During a brief stint at IBI, a parcel study and concept plan was completed in 2014.

Completed in 2009, the design accommodates a desired addition to the home while screening an open air garage. The gardens take advantage of Hawaii’s favorable climate and food production with pineapple, citrus, and avocado trees.

Completed in 2016 while employed with FFKR Architects, the study for College Avenue in Rexburg, Idaho was tailored towards revitalizing the north end of campus and ultimately connecting the campus to Main Street. Rexburg.

While at FFKR Architects, the design for Lehi Monument Park was completed in 2017 and is a non traditional neighborhood park design. With a power line corridor bisecting the park, the design attempts to make use of this otherwise underused space by transforming it into a high desert native plant garden with pathways and benches, encouraging users to pause and enjoy.

The master plan for development opportunity was competed while employed with FFKR Architects in 2015. The design includes a Casino-Hotel, Mega Plex Theater, Retail, Office, and Multi-Family.

Completed in 2022 while with FFKR Architects, the design includes a spa/wellness retreat, geothermal energy plant, solar energy, and a small community of custom homes all off the grid utilizing the geothermal-solar energy production.

Option 2 shows a wider range of lots for custom homes, including 1/4 acre, 1/3 acre and 1/2 acre.

Located in Victory Ranch, the design minimizes disturbance by aligning the entry drive with the site topography. The landscape complements KLIMA’s architecture, screens views of the auto court, and frames views of the home at arrival using soil from the building excavation to sculpt landforms.

This retrofit design incorporated a new well and associated pump station. The redesign of holes 12 and 17 facilitated the installation of a new pond, thereby augmenting the water storage capacity of all the ponds as part of the water supply system. Additionally, a new pressurized pump system was introduced, along with various drainage enhancements throughout the course.

In conjunction with the expansion completed by William Howard Neff, ASGCA the Irrigation Design included a new pond for water supply and the redesign of hole 7 to become 16 and integrate with the existing course and irrigation system.

While with DesignWorkshop in 2009, I managed and oversaw the design for the central open space at Symphony Park. The deign includes a performance stage, food and beverage building, two interactive fountains, a memorial to former mayor Oscar Goodman and desert gardens throughout.