Meadowlark at Mountain Village | Mountain Village, Colorado

Nestled in Mountain Village, Colorado, Meadowlark delivers 29 deed-restricted, for-sale workforce housing units across four buildings totaling 40,000 square feet. Combining modular townhomes and a twelve-unit condominium, the project provides one-, two-, and three-bedroom options that reflect a modern mountain aesthetic with stone, timber, and metal finishes designed to complement the alpine landscape.

Produced in just 95 days using 45 volumetric modules, Meadowlark exemplifies how modular construction can overcome the challenges of remote, high-altitude building. Offsite fabrication ensured consistent quality, reduced waste, and minimized on-site disruption—critical in a region known for labor shortages and short build seasons. Advanced insulation and a robust thermal envelope enhance energy performance, providing year-round comfort in the area’s cold climate.

By manufacturing in a controlled factory environment, the project reduced material waste, improved quality control, and stabilized costs amid fluctuating labor and material prices. Early collaboration with local authorities streamlined approvals and helped ensure affordability in a market where rising home values often make it difficult for essential local workers to live near their jobs.

Meadowlark demonstrates how modular construction can effectively address workforce housing shortages in resort towns by combining speed, sustainability, and design excellence. Its success offers a replicable model for other high-cost, limited-labor regions seeking equitable housing solutions.