The project, Yellowstone Club’s Headwaters Camp, located in Big Sky, Montana, “is carefully cradled in a world defined by the orderly needs of program and the random artistry of nature in the extreme,” says architect Dan Turvey. Set on the edge of a series of man-made ponds, streams and falls, a rustic cabin appears to hover over the sparkling waters of a high mountain alpine lake. “Developing our Master Plan on this 22-acre parcel from among others available was a critical decision made by the owner,” Turvey added. “It wasn’t readily apparent that such potential existed on a site that lent itself more to limitations than an envisioned family encampment.”