Architecture & Landscape Design in Draper, UT
Delivering concept-driven residential architecture, site planning, and outdoor sanctuaries tailored to Draper, UT.
Our Story in Draper, UT
Perched high on the SunCrest ridges and Corner Canyon foothills, Draper properties offer panoramic views across the Salt Lake and Utah valleys. TBU International designs estates that celebrate these dramatic vistas through disciplined view corridors and cliffside terracing.
"......good design is neither a product of cost or size."— Norman Harris, Founding Member (In Practice Since Feb 2002)

Draper, UT
Direct on-site consultations available across Draper, UT and surrounding Wasatch communities.
Services We Offer in Draper, UT
Panoramic view-oriented architectural concepts, hillside retention and terracing design, cantilevered outdoor living decks, and xeriscape landscapes.
Landscape Design
Bespoke residential & estate landscape architecture harmonized with Utah's natural terrain, climate, and architecture.
Architectural Design
Thoughtful residential architectural concepts, custom estate planning, and seamless spatial flow tailored to modern living.
Site Design
Comprehensive site planning, vehicular access, grading alignment, and master property zoning for optimal orientation.
Outdoor Design
Luxury outdoor living spaces, kitchens, fire features, shade pergolas, and serene courtyards that extend your home outdoors.
Why Choose TBU International in Draper, UT
Expertise in complex topographical slope challenges and luxury estate integration that elevates property value.
Decades of Proven Leadership
In practice since February 2002. Norman Harris led international resort design teams before focusing on high-caliber Utah residential environments.
Holistic Site Integration
We study natural slope contours, drainage paths, solar exposure, and view axes so your home and grounds function as one magnificent composition.
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