Camp Colton, located outside of Flagstaff, Arizona, sits at an elevation of nearly 9,000 feet within an ecologically diverse and awe-inspiring setting where first through eighth grade students are exposed to nature and learn sustainable living practices. A variety of programs focus on the regional environment through an increased understanding of

Fremont Indian State Park and Museum celebrates the Fremont Culture and preserves artifacts and treasures discovered during the construction of I-70, west of Sevier, UT, in the late 1960’s. The current museum will be completely renovated by ajc’s team in collaboration with the State of Utah, museum stakeholders, and Utah’s tribal

Open Sky, located just outside of Zion National Park, represents the “pinnacle of outdoor luxury in a serene, air-conditioned, safari style tent setting.” ajc is honored to have taken on a role in the planning and layout of the site which features 13 luxury tents and the Black Sage restaurant.

ajc team members, family, and friends recently enjoyed an early summer float.