Growth expansion DTJ Design has recently expanded its footprint with a Denver office and continues to secure international projects, including a CHASE Fund museum project. This indicates appetite for new regional and international engagements, suggesting sales opportunities in scaled architecture and planning work beyond their current markets.

Leadership momentum Promotion of two Associate Principals in June 2026 signals a strengthened leadership team and potential for larger, more complex projects. This presents a chance to engage the firm on high-profile, multi-disciplinary commissions that require strategic design leadership.

Public sector links Recent CHASE Fund museum project in Jamaica demonstrates experience with international public-facing projects and collaborations with local partners. There is a pathway to pitch government or quasi-government cultural and educational projects in other regions.

Integrated design DTJ emphasizes integrated architecture, planning and landscape architecture with environmental sensitivity. Clients seeking holistic, sustainability-driven master planning and destination design are a natural fit for cross-disciplinary engagements and larger-scale environments.

Mid-market scale With revenue in the mid-market range and a team size of 51-200, DTJ sits between boutique and large-firm options. This positions them well for mid-sized mixed-use, resort, and themed-attraction projects where agile collaboration and hands-on customization are valued.