feb | Mar 2024

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 20 - AIA Utah 2024

Angie Harris Roberts takes over 103-year-old chapter; all-woman executive team led by Chamonix Larsen. 

Pg. 26 - AGC of Utah 102nd Convention 

Slade Opheikens of R&O Construction installed as 2024 Chair; Jeff Clyde garners Ryberg Award. 

Pg. 32 - Heart of a New City (Cover Story)

The stunning new $45 million, six-story Millcreek City Hall was designed to provide Utah’s newest city with an inspiring “downtown” vibe. 

Pg. 38 - Building Blocks 

The use of geofoam blocks played a key role in the overall success of the 16-mile long, $750 million West Davis Highway. 

Pg. 44 - Let the Good Times Roll

Optimism abounds within Utah’s A/E/C industry for another strong year of economic activity in 2024. 

Pg. 50 - Forging Ahead

Crews working on the ginormous $850 million Salt Lake City Water Reclamation Facility recently celebrated one million hours worked, with the project nearing the half-way completed mark. 

Pg. 54 - Lehi City Spotlight

Sizzling 5% growth since 2020 continues to fuel a plethora of construction activity in Utah County's northernmost city, including a massive new semiconductor wafer plant for Texas Instruments. 

 December 2023

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 29 - 2023 Most Outstanding Projects

The Most Outstanding Projects of 2023 are on display! Take a look and see what these award-winning teams have been up to in 2023. A special congratulations to the large project team involved on West Quarter Phase I for taking home Project of the Year.

 November 2023

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 20 - High-Tech Hexcel-lence 

Hexcel Corporation’s Center of Research & Technology Excellence in West Valley City is the largest high-performance carbon fiber manufacturing facility in the world.

Pg. 24 - HELIX Shines (Cover Story) 

The exciting new Healthcare, Educators, Leaders & Innovators Complex is a shot in the arm for University of Utah’s medical campus.

Pg. 30 - UMC Excellence in Masonry 

Edison House cleans up; Richard (Rick) Child honored with Lifetime Masonry Service Award.

Pg. 34 - BHI Marks 25 Years 

Vernal-based BHI has thrived the past quarter-century with an inherent mindset of doing whatever it takes to get a job done right. 

Pg. 38 - One for the Ages 

The new $43.5 million Washington County Administration Building will serve future generations of Southern Utah residents for the next century. 

Pg. 42 - Celebrating No. 25 with a Bang!

CFC Supply’s unlikely success with a relatively obscure product 15 years ago— the Blue Banger Hanger—spurred the company to great heights. 

 October 2023

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Pg. 32 - Go Getter

As the company she co-founded—MARKETLINK— celebrates 20 years, Keri Hammond reflects on her firm’s success helping A/E/C firms get better at marketing and business development.

Pg. 36 - Mint Touch

Mint Construction and Mint Architecture showed off their design-build chops on the T.I. renovation of Taylor Derrick Capital’s new Salt Lake headquarters. 

Pg. 40 - End of an Era

Grant Mackay Demolition wraps up one of the largest demo projects in state history with the completion of

work at the former site of the Utah State Prison. 

Pg. 44 - A New Hope (Cover Story)

The dynamic new $178 million Kathryn F. Kirk Center is the fifth phase to be completed at the world- class Huntsman Cancer Institute in the past quarter century. 

Pg. 54 - Crunch Time

The recent completion of the nearly $20 million 300 West Reconstruction highlights a slate of critical road and infrastructure projects for Salt Lake City Corp. 

Pg. 60 - 7-Up! 

UC&D profiles seven standout professionals making their mark on Utah’s A/E/C industry. 

Pg. 76 - View from 30,000 Feet
Scott Parson shares his unique local-to-global perspective in his new position as President of CRH Americas Materials. 

Pg. 82 - Ice, Ice Baby
Innovative ice storage tank system at Security National II in Murray mitigates peak energy demand costs. 

 Aug | Sept 2023

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Pg. 24 - Retail to Research
Booming biotech firm Recursion Pharmaceuticals builds on its Salt Lake headquarters with a bold 120,000 SF expansion at The Gateway which transformed shuttered retail space into a cutting-edge laboratory and research facility.

Pg. 32 - The Relationship Business

Guillaume Belgique’s desire to control his own destiny has evolved over 20 years into a highly successful architecture practice with a penchant for high-end multi-family design.

Pg. 38 - ABC Utah 2023 EIC Awards 

Big-D Construction named ‘Champion General Contractor’ of the Year; Mountain States Fence earns Accredited Quality Contractors honors. 

Pg. 40 - Landmark PDB Project (Cover Story)

The Utah Department of Transportation hit a home run with the transformation of US-89 into a modern highway system—UDOT’s first-ever ‘Progressive Design-Build’ project.

Pg. 46 - Q&A w/ David Layton

UC&D’s exclusive interview with Layton Construction President/CEO reveals a driven, employee-conscious corporate leader who relishes his job, and is excited at the direction of his firm as it celebrates 70 years. 

Pg. 52 - 40 Years for ACI Intermountain 

Local chapter of the American Concrete Institute has been a valuable resource for A/E/C firms working in the ready-mix concrete and cement industries. 

Pg. 58 - Smelting the Future from the Past 

Dazzling new Murray City Hall will anchor a new city center aimed at fostering local economic development. 

Pg. 64 - Military Precision

The restoration of the historic Officer’s Club at Camp Williams required a delicate touch in preserving one of the most iconic buildings for the Utah National Guard. 

Pg. 70 - 2023 Top Utah Engineering Firm Rankings 

July 2023

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 28 - Art of the Bridge Move
UDOT has established itself as a national authority in Accelerated Bridge Construction, with a rich history the past 15 years of innovative bridge slides and projects using SPMTs. 

Pg. 34 - Pipe Dream

Steinaker Canal Enclosure near Vernal is the first U.S .project utilizing 78-inch diameter HDPE pipe.

Pg. 40 - Cameron Construction 50th 

Founder John Cameron, his wife Linda, and son Kevin reflect on firm’s legacy and John’s role as co-founder of ABC’s Utah chapter. 

Pg. 44 - IIDA Intermountain BEST Awards

Ten scintillating projects capture the essence of creativity flowing through the local interior design industry.

Pg. 54 - Whitaker Construction 70th—Q&A w/ Brett Nielsen 

Pg. 58 - Quarter Time

Phase I of the West Quarter spices up downtown Salt Lake’s west side entertainment district with a saucy new dual-branded hotel and upscale high-rise apartments—located directly kitty-corner to the Delta Center. 

Pg. 68 - Build Away!

Utah’s sizzling economy is spawning an array of interesting projects statewide, underscoring the A/E/C industry’s positive impact on communities. 

Pg. 76 - Mass Timber Appeal

Baltic Pointe in Draper is the first full-scale mass timber project in Utah, signifying a potential tidal wave of future activity in the Beehive State for that rising market. 

Pg. 86 - MWDS Notches 10 Years

First decade shows Midwest D-Vision Solutions’ best niche is not having just one.

Pg. 96 - The Big Five-O for VCBO 

Renowned design firm VCBO Architecture celebrates 50 years of excellence by celebrating past accomplishments while eyeing bright future. 

Pg. 102 - 2023 Top Utah General Contractor Rankings 

May | June 2023

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 36 - Hearth & Home
CW Group’s new corporate headquarters showcases the firm’s penchant for high design and construction.

Pg. 42 - Positive Momentum

With a new chapter president—Tresa Folkman—and a brand-new headquarters and training center, ABC Utah is poised for a bright future.

Pg. 46 - Industry Legends—Rick Higgins

Long-time fencing contractor still enjoying the grind as Mountain States Fence marks 60 years since its inception. 

Pg. 48 - Century Mark

MHTN Architects has been designing impactful, community-centric projects for a century. With close to 100 employees and spectacular new downtown digs, the firm is optimistic about its future as it celebrates its Centennial Anniversary. 

Pg. 54 - Multi-Family MANIA

Developers, designers, and builders competing in Utah’s multi-family market remain bullish about the future even though interest rates and other headwinds are pausing some of the market’s momentum.

Pg. 58 - Walking Between Two Towers

Best-in-class The Aster showcases the potential of mixed-use development in Salt Lake to generate a new wave of downtown buzz.

Pg. 64 - The Lattice

The former home of the popular Red Lion Hotel is now a 184-unit apartment building bridging downtown Salt Lake and the Granary District.

Pg. 70 - More Than Meets the Eye

Defined by more than top-shelf amenities, Village Station at Eaglewood in North Salt Lake required complex site work and an extra level of geotechnical ingenuity.

Pg. 76 - Moving—At the Speed of State

The consolidation of state offices at the Taylorsville State Office Building produced a dynamic multi-phase renovation for an evolving public sector.

Pg. 82 - Stand Up Work

Tilt-up concrete is making a lasting mark in multiple sectors due to its many benefits. 

March | April 2023

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Pg. 30 - Glazing Beams Brightly

Utah's glazing industry remains brisk as firms push hard to meet tight schedules while infusing new talent into the workforce.

Pg. 34 - Point Forward

Phase I design plans of The Point—one of the most anticipated development projects in the entire U.S.—is in full swing, with the initial 99-acre parcel including 33 acres of open space.

Pg. 40 - Raising the Bar (Cover Story)

Edison House brings a new level of excitement and sophistication to downtown Salt Lake's entertainment and hospitality scene. 

Pg. 48 - K-12 Trends

School districts and A/E/C firms collaborate to create optimum learning environments that are safe, flexible, and sustainable.

Pg. 50 - Labor of Love

Architect Greta Anderson had the rare privilege of leading the design of her former school, Hillcrest High.

Pg. 54 - Brighton Up

Best-in-class learning environments are the theme at Brighton High, which finished last fall after a four-year phased construction process.

Pg. 58 - Fly Eagles Fly

Sustainability is a hallmark on the new Ellis Elementary, which was originally built before the turn of the 20th Century.

Pg. 60 - Fits Like a Glove

The town of Monroe is thrilled to have the new South Sevier Middle School in its community.

Pg. 62 - Green Thumb

Wasatch Community Gardens livens up its Salt Lake neighborhood.

Pg. 66 - Ghosts in the Night

SR-26 bridge repair completed in Riverdale.

Pg. 70 - Upward Trajectory

Bountiful-based City Creek Construction enjoying solid growth as it celebrates its 25th anniversary.

Pg. 74 - Rock Solid Legacy

Wilford Clyde calls it a career after an impactful 45 years of service split between Geneva Rock and Clyde Companies.

february 2023

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 20 - Fare Thee Well

AGC of Utah honors Rich Thorn with its prestigious Ryberg Award at association’s 101st Convention, Thorn’s last one after a stellar 43-year career.

Pg. 28 - Grant Mackay 40th Anniversary

The Mackay name has been synonymous with demolition in Utah for 75 years.

Pg. 32 - Pump It Up

Burbidge Concrete Pumping executives reflect on firm’s 50-year history and founder Gene Burbidge’s legacy.

Pg. 36 - Beehive State Buoyancy

Top economic professionals in Utah express positivity that the A/E/C industry will have another solid year in 2023, despite ongoing concerns with skilled labor shortages and material costs/availability.

Pg. 40 - Jones Excavating Marks 75 Years 

Bob Jones and other family members have had vital roles in the firm’s longtime success in heavy/civil markets.

Pg. 44 - Infrastructure Diversity

Recent projects highlight Utah’s push to better utilize water as experts in water resources share cautious optimism. 

Pg. 50 - Climbing Through Baker Canyon

I-15 project showcases three scopes of work to keep motorists and wildlife safe amidst the area’s changing conditions..

Pg. 54 - Hot and Heavy

Dynamic new fire stations are sprouting up across the Beehive State to handle rising population demands.

December 2022

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - 2022 Most Outstanding Projects

The Most Outstanding Projects of 2022 are here! A round of applause for all of the award-winning teams and their incredible projects completed in 2022. A special congratulations to the project team involved on 95 State for taking home Project of the Year.

November 2022

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 28 - Always Aiming Higher

UMC Inc. aims to build upon the sterling reputation it has established as a premier mechanical contractor in Utah.

Pg. 32 - Long Time Coming (Cover Story)

The new Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City gives Utah’s capital the dynamic, much-needed convention center hotel it’s long been yearning for.

Pg. 42 - Engineering on Display

The 130,000-SF Noorda Engineering, Applied Science & Technology Building is a welcome addition to Weber State’s campus. 

Pg. 48 - 20 Years of Resiliency

Electrical contractor CR Lighting is thriving in the 21st Century with its employee-conscious model of sustainability. 

Pg. 52 - Stratospheric Success

Founder/CEO Brent Wright’s charisma, design prowess has propelled Wright Engineers to towering success. 

Pg. 56 - Creating Public Good

Public engagement consultants' primary goal is to build and maintain trust between various organizations and Utah residents. 

Pg. 59 - Thriving in Cedar City

Celebrating 50 years, Watson Engineering Company is a small-town firm with big-firm capability and know-how.

October 2022

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 28 - Half Century of Excellence

As The Boyer Company marks its 50th anniversary this year, company leaders are optimistic about the firm’s current and future development activity.

Pg. 32 - Getting the Work Done

The relatively new Utah chapter of the American Subcontractors Association is ramping up activity after the pandemic disrupted its debut.

Pg. 36 - 40 & Under Professionals

Utah’s A/E/C industry is flush with dynamic young talent.

Pg. 44 - Teamwork Elevated (Cover Story)

The success of the swanky new 25-story 95 State at City Creek high-rise is a testament to the collaborative efforts of the project team.

Pg. 52 - Library Roundup

Three new gorgeous libraries along the Wasatch Front will inspire future generations throughout the 21st century.

Pg. 64 - Rock Solid 

Granite Construction celebrates its 100th anniversary; Salt Lake office is thriving in Utah and Intermountain region.

Pg. 68 - A More Humane Prison

The new billion-dollar Utah State Correctional Facility was designed with an eye towards improving recidivism while offering a better overall environment for both offenders and staff.

Pg. 80 - All Aboard 

The new FrontRunner station in Vineyard shows forward-thinking initiatives from project team and officials in a growing city.

Aug | Sept 2022

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - The Big 2-5 for Meridian 

Trio of founders celebrate significant milestone of engineering firm they started in June 1997.

Pg. 26 - Anchoring Millcreek

As the youngest city in Utah, Millcreek has sought to create its own downtown and a new found sense of civic pride.

Pg. 32 - Spectrum Execs Embracing Bright Future

SaltLake-based multi-disciplinary engineering and design firm celebrates its 40th anniversary in October and is poised for growth and continued positive impact.

Pg. 38 - Flying Direct to Provo

Provo Airport’s new terminal boasts impressive design to welcome passengers in and out of the Utah Valley.

Pg. 44 - Passion Project (Cover Story)

The dynamic, new, $69-million Provo City Hall and Public Safety Building is a boon to the citizens of Utah’s fourth-largest city.

Pg. 50 - End of the (Water) Line

Tage Flint is enjoying retirement after a 36-year career, including more than two decades leading Weber Basin Water Conservancy District that capped a remarkable run of leadership by the Flint family.

Pg. 54 - A Campus to Bank On

Zions Bancorporation 400,000-SF Technology Center will be the hub of future activities for the company as it contributes to the ongoing development of a campus in Midvale.

Pg. 60 - Rural, Not Small 

Engineering firm Jones &DeMille sets course for rapid expansion after 40 years of championing rural talent.

Pg. 64 - Going Strong at 50

Reaveley Engineers’ second generation of leaders has the structural engineering firm firing on all cylinders as it eyes the next 50 years.

Pg. 74 - Cruise Control

Ben Rogers and Scott Gilberg venture out on their own with the founding of St. George-basedDesert Edge Architecture.

Pg. 78 - 2022 Top Utah Engineering Firm Rankings

JULY 2022

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - Building a Culture of Safety   

Pg. 38 - The New Workhorses of Construction 

Insatiable demand for heavy equipment has dealers and manufacturers getting creative with finding solutions to their client’s needs. 

Pg. 34 - Power Couple

Since starting Engage Contracting,Donavon and Andrea Minnis have established their firm as a force to be reckoned with. 

Pg. 38 - Shovel Ready

A peek at 11 scintillating upcoming projects spanning diverse markets across the state.

Pg. 42 - evo-LUTION 

The new Campus Salt Lake in the Granary District is a revolutionary adaptive re-use that brings instant pizazz to Salt Lake’s west downtown region.

Pg. 50 - Centennial Celebration (Cover Story)

Salt Lake-based Jacobsen Construction has built numerous generational projects during its 100-year history and continues to push the envelope on construction excellence. 

Pg. 68 - Highway Work Booming 

Utah Department of Transportation’s list of ‘top projects’ illustrates just how busy heavy/highway contractors are throughout the Beehive State. 

Pg. 76 - Swan Song

WW Clyde’s George Muir caps a stellar career spanning five decades with the completion of the unique Bridal Veil Falls Restoration project in Provo Canyon. 

Pg. 78 - Competitive Value

Five ex-college athletes working in Utah’s A/E/C industry reflect on how competitive sports aided their professional careers. 

Pg. 88 - 2022 Top Utah General Contractor Rankings 

May | JUNE 2022

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 12 - Moving On Up

Liberty Sky sets a precedent on high-rise apartment living in downtown Salt Lake City.

Pg. 18 - Community-Focused Development

C.W. Group’s portfolio of companies is making major headway on building projects designed to improve communities throughout Utah.

Pg. 24 - At the Designer’s Table

As it celebrates 70 years, NWL Architects is continuing its legacy with notable success designing high-profile K-12, Civic, Institutional, and Religious projects.

Pg. 30 - Legendary Impact

Ross Wentworth’s career is defined by his design contributions to educational projects throughout the state.

Pg. 36 - Building on a Legacy

Gramoll Construction is transitioning to its third generation of leadership as it celebrates its 60th Anniversary.

Pg. 41 - NAIOP Utah 2022 Commercial Real Estate Symposium

Pg. 64 - Desert Jewel

USU Moab’s new main building is a stellar example of sustainable design, resiliency, and community impact.

Pg. 68 - Family-Focused Design

Legacy Village of St. George takes senior living to another level.

Pg. 76 - SMPS Utah

SouthernUtah Mini-Conference in St. George proves to be a roaring success in helping A/E/C marketing professionals refine their skills.

Pg. 80 - Back to Business 

ABC Utah honors members at its “Excellence in Construction” awards program, is primed to continue its positive impact on Utah’s construction industry

Pg. 84 - VBFA Celebrates No. 50

Founded by Howard Van Boerum in 1972, VBFA has established itself as a preeminent MEP consulting engineering firm with offices in Utah and Arizona.

March | april 2022

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - Run Aground 

How the global supply chain breakdown impacts Utah’s economic shores.

Pg. 28 - Where Does Sustainability Go From Here?

The concept is ever present in the minds of architects and engineers—sustainability. But where will it go next?

Pg. 36 - Blast Off! (Cover Story)

Innovation, creativity fuel design and construction effort of dynamic Central Elementary and Christa McAuliffe SpaceCenter.

Pg. 41 - Q&A with Vern Latham

Veteran architect says “improving student outcomes” is the driving force behind modern K-12 design.

Pg. 44 - Astro-nomical Focus

Bowen Studios founder and avid astrophotographer Brent Bowen diligently spends hours of time trying to capture that one perfect celestial shot.

Pg. 48 - The Nexus of Regenerative Design

Architectural Nexus aims for a second bullseye with the Living Building Challenge, pushing the industry past sustainability and into regenerative design.

Pg. 54 - New Digs Key in Furthering EDCUtah’s Mission

The Economic Development Corporation of Utah’s newly renovated downtown office helps show off everything that Utah can offer incoming business.

Pg. 56 - Brisk Times for Utah’s DFCM

State’s Division of Facilities Construction and Management is jamming on all fronts after landing $1.8 billion in funding for new projects while maintaining 3,900 buildings across Utah.

Pg. 60 - What’s Sprouting Up on Washington Boulevard

Senior Living on Washington achieves an impressive standard in sustainability by embracing the built environement’s best practices.

february 2022

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - Chip off the Old Block

Paulsen Construction’s pride runs deep as restoration of Sprague Library is complete.

Pg. 32 - Critical Impact

The new AGC of Utah Training Center is a shot in the arm for a construction labor market desperately in need of skilled employees.

Pg. 38 - Transplanting a New Vibe

Health Catalyst lives their mission by improving the morale and health of their employees with an $8.5-million tenant improvement project in South Jordan.

Pg. 46 - Good Times Will Keep Rolling

Nothing can slow down Utah’s construction market in 2022, although labor and supply chain issues will likely contribute to minor project delays.

Pg. 50 - AGC of Utah Celebrates Century Mark

Venerable association plays a significant role in shaping the construction industry and making contractors better throughout the Beehive State.

Pg. 54 - Perfect Calling (Cover Story)

The face of Utah’s AGC chapter for four decades, Rich Thorn’s positive impact on Utah’s construction industry has been nothing short of legendary.

Pg. 60 - Remembering the Priorities

In Utah’s high desert climate, water conservancy districts are working tirelessly to ensure there is water to meet community needs.

Pg. 64 - In Times of Love and Work

Couples in different sectors of the industry explain how they have best balanced their partnerships and their professional lives.

December 2021

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - 2021 Most Outstanding Projects

The most outstanding projects from 2021 are here! From public to private, offices to overpasses, and multi-family to municipal, we present the best of the Utah A/E/C industry and their work in 2021.

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 18 - Eye of the Tiger   

Colliers Chairman Brandon Fugal’s work ethic and drive has vaulted him to the top of the commercial real estate leasing market in the Intermountain Region.

Pg. 22 - GSL Electric 40th Anniversary

Sandy-based electrical contractor has a well-earned reputation for delivering quality design-build work.

Pg. 32 - U Know It! (Cover Story)

The University of Utah’s Ken Garff Red Zone at Rice-Eccles Stadium enhances fans’ game-day experience while providing the Utes football program with unbelievable new spaces to pamper players and staff and wow future recruits.

Pg. 42 - Stone Cold Challenges

Local stone/tile contractors and distributors working hard to overcome challenges of product availability, soaring transportation costs/delays and lack of manpower.

Pg. 46 - South City Rising 

South Salt Lake’s first Class A office building offers tenants exquisite finishes, while serving as another example of the City’s continued makeover.

Pg. 56 - AIA Utah 100th Anniversary 

Architects reflect on what the 100-year mark for the Utah Chapter of the American Institute of Architects means to them and the local A/E/C industry.

Pg. 60 - UDOT 2021 Conference

Executive Director Carlos Braceras delivers inspiring keynote address to UDOT employees, transportation consultants and vendors.

OCTOBER 2021

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 28 - TSA Architects Marks Significant Milestone with 25th Anniversary   

With a singular focus, TSA Architects have set the standard in high-quality healthcare design.

Pg. 34 - No Challenge Too Much

The project team on the Adult Autism Center proved resilient and trusting in the face of challenges big and small.

Pg. 40 - Concrete Future (Cover Story)

Nearly 100 years since the company was founded, Jacobsen Construction has grown to require its own unique headquarters.

Pg. 48 - Bases Loaded

Already hot, Utah’s healthcare construction market shows no signs of slowing despite rising costs.

Pg. 54 - WDG Making Big Splash in Real Estate Development 

As it celebrates 25 years since its inception, the Draper-based firm is ramping up its development expectations and setting its sights on higher-profile projects.

Pg. 62 - Contagious Passion 

Across the spectrum of architecture, engineering, and construction, up-and-coming professionals harness their passions to improve the built environment in Utah

Pg. 68 - Stacked and Buttered Up

SPEC MIX BRICKLAYER 500 provides a unique glimpse at masonry as a profession, as well as the trade’s promising future.

Pg. 70 - Standing Strong

Soleil Technology Park offers lessons in sustainability—and earthquake safety.

AUG | SEPT 2021

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - City Pride on Display in Provo  

Provo continues its ascension via a joint city hall and public safety building on Center Street, a part of the city’s burgeoning downtown.

Pg. 26 - Listening for Understanding in the Red Rocks

The first municipal project for Ivins City in years has found success through a passionate project team and their superior coordination.

Pg. 30 - Canyon Vibe

New Courtyard by Marriott in Cottonwood Heights at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon is a welcome addition to Utah’s hospitality market.

Pg. 36 - Snowbird Cogen Plant has Liftoff (Cover Story)

Efficiency guides the way on the Snowbird Power Systems cogeneration plant high in Little Cottonwood Canyon.

Pg. 42 - Psomas Summits 75 

From land planning neighborhood developments to assisting in the construction of iconic structures across the West, Psomas has grown in its 75 years—with the Salt Lake City branch growing in size and prominence too.

Pg. 46 - The Fourth Generation

How three employee-owned companies built cultures of growth and innovation.

Pg. 50 - All Work, All Play

A new structure and renovated pool building for the city’s recreation center leaves Orem in tip-top shape.

Pg. 58 - Solar, Batteries, and Connectivity Heat Up Electrical Design in Utah 

The top engineering firms inUtah based on revenues generated in 2020 by firms with headquarters and/or offices in the state.

Pg. 62 - Top Utah Engineering Firm Rankings

The top engineering firms in Utah based on revenues generated in 2020 by firms with headquarters and/or offices in the state.

JUNE | JULY 2021

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 32 - Heating the Horizon   

CCI Mechanical looks to the future while celebrating 60 years of adaptation.

Pg. 38 - Uniquely Theirs

Zwick Construction’s corporate HQ testifies to the company’s values of excellence in design, construction, and execution.

Pg. 44 - Curtain Call

The stunning Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center located in Taylorsville brings the arts closer to the people in the middle of Salt Lake County.

Pg. 50 - Lucky Charm (Cover Story)

The Clover Creek Solar project is the latest example of Utah’s burgeoning solar energy market and the state’s plethora of developable, wide-open land.

Pg. 60 - Signed, Sealed, Delivered 

Developers use different delivery methods to emphasize their trade partners’ expertise and give the end-user the best value for their money.

Pg. 66 - Cross-Laminated Timber—Engineered for Success

Materials like cross-laminated timbers come with a host of benefits for architects, contractors, and end users.

Pg. 70 - Keeping Utah Moving

UDOT maintains brisk schedule throughout the Beehive State as top projects continue in their various phases of construction.

Pg. 74 - Labor Shortage or Labor Surplus?

Experts say number of job openings in construction and inUtah far exceeds the total available workforce.

Pg. 80 - Ready, Set, Build!

A variety of projects from schools to technology campuses have broken ground and will help shape communities across the Beehive State for decades to come.

Pg. 86 - 2021 Top Utah General Contractor Rankings

The ninth annual list of the top general contractors in Utah, based on revenues generated in 2020 by firms with headquarters and/or offices in Utah.

MAY 2021

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 30 - Don’t Skip This Chapter   

ABC Utah had quite the year in 2020 and aims to achieve more to promote safety and prosperity for its membership..

Pg. 34 - Intentional Office Design

Office managers are turning to Utah’s interior designers to lure workers back to the office

Pg. 40 - A Different Kind of Jazz (Cover Story)

The Exchange brought in out-of-state players and merged them with local contractors to create a breathtaking community in the capital’s emerging downtown.

Pg. 48 - Banging Out Bangerter 

Despite initial COVID-19 challenges, the beat goes on for the team tackling the complex Three Interchanges project on Bangerter Highway.

Pg. 54 - Public? Private? Partners in Finance

Whether public or private, those involved in financing and building Utah’s projects work together to meet resident wants and needs.

Pg. 58 - Pole Position

From barbershop to modern headquarters, KMA Architect's new Spanish Fork office building has all the trimmings.

Pg. 64 - Do It for Trust

Virtual design and construction has the chance to change A/E/C forever, but trust, practice, and collaboration are needed for it to be utilized fully

Pg. 68 - Humanity at the Heart

To celebrate 30 years of business, community-centered ajc architects turns focus to local challenges.

Pg. 72 - 2021 Top Utah Architectural Firms

The ninth annual list of the top architectural firms in Utah, based on revenues generated in 2020 by firms with headquarters and/or offices in Utah.

March | April 2021

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - Wheeling and Dealing 

Equipment dealers and association representatives are excited about the future, especially with infrastructure spending growing into an achievable political goal.

Pg. 28 - Schoolwork Slowdown

K-12 construction market slows after COVID-19, two years of minimal bonding.

Pg. 32 - A Library Grows in Kearns (Cover Story)

Sustainable in every sense and with resources that embody accessibility and the programming to match the community, the Kearns Library is one for the 21st century.

Pg. 40 - Back to the Future

Colvin Engineering Associates headquarters renovation retains mid-century modern feel in the 21st century.

Pg. 44 - Glass Completely Full

Glazing’s challenges and opportunities leave it in a unique position as the market around Salt Lake City adapts to different architectural needs.

Pg. 48 - Opportunity Knocks

Women leaders see growing role for women in construction. 

Pg. 52 - Sustaining Stewardship

Aggregates continue to focus on sustainable initiatives to not only build up communities but make them healthier and safer places to live.

Pg. 56 - A Review from Every Corner

Speakers at 2021 NAIOP Utah Commercial Real Estate Symposium say 2021 will keep up the momentum that was sustained across multiple sectors of commercial real estate.

FeBruary 2021

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - Building Off of 2020

The new year promises new challenges as the COVID-19 vaccine rolls out and the state considers fully reopening. But what will it mean for construction?

Pg. 26 - A Tale of Two Cities (Cover Story)

Provo and Orem share an extensive border and plenty of similarities but are on different, positive trajectories toward meeting the needs of their respective residents.

Pg. 32 - A Bridge to Somewhere

Stakeholders from UVU, UDOT, and UTA come together to build spanning pedestrian bridge to bring first mile and last mile together for travelers.

Pg. 40 - Dollars and Sense

Pandemic, increased environmental concerns spur infrastructure spending, but can Utah construction workers keep pace?

Pg. 46 - Partnered Up— Personally & Professionally

Couples from every facet of the industry tell us what it is like to work with their partners and how both their personal and professional relationships strengthen one another.

Pg. 52 - AGC of Utah Convention Recap

AGC of Utah’s 2021 Conference builds on the desire to train up future generations of construction workers and assert the industry’s spot as the best place for a happy, challenging career.

DECEMBER 2020

This issue Includes:

Pg. 18 - 2020 Most Outstanding Projects

The most outstanding projects from 2020 are here! From commercial to corporate, offices to overpasses, and multi-family to municipal, we present the best of the Utah A/E/C industry and their work in 2020, including the New SLC, that earned the coveted Project of the Year.

NOVEMBER 2020

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 14 - 2020 Hindsight Creates Promising Future

It’s been a tough year for higher education but 2021 looks to be more promising for institutions as campuses prioritize needed projects and pivot during this adverse time.

Pg. 20 - Tag Team, Back Again

Reimagined learning environments give students welcome spaces in Weber State University’s new Computer and Automotive Engineering Building.

Pg. 24 - Building on a Mission (Cover Story)

Pluralsight’s new global headquarters building in Draper offers a singular view into the projected expansion of Silicon Slopes.

Pg. 30 - Centennial Home Run

From pre-depression sole-proprietorship to a large family business that manages billions of dollars of assets across 16 states, Woodbury Corporation has managed an impressive resume over its 100-year history.

Pg. 36 - Real-Time Construction, Comprehensive Teamwork 

Design-build looks to establish itself as a more prominent delivery method in the Beehive State, especially with ongoing success at the Tyson project in Eagle Mountain.

Pg. 42 - Print Not Pour

3D concrete printing aims to speed up the construction process while saving on material and labor costs.

OCTOBER 2020

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 28 - Juab County Jewel   

Central Valley Medical Center overcomes various construction challenges to provide a top-tier healthcare facility for the rural center of the state.

Pg. 34 - Community Impact

Designers and builders at Springville’s Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind walk away with new perspectives after constructing one-of-a-kind structure.

Pg. 40 - Coming in Hot (Cover Story)

How an unconventional approach to team leadership delivered Utah’s new airport on time and under budget during a global pandemic.

Pg. 54 - Hospital Hospitality

University of Utah’s new rehab hospital features cutting-edge technology, high-level patient care and a comfort level that sets a new standard in the process.

Pg. 58 - Downtown Delivery

Fairbourne Station Office Tower and parking structure are two more assets to build up West Valley City’s emerging downtown. 

Pg. 64 - Something Brewing in Ogden

Ogden River Brewing’s new brewery, designed and built by Lotus Company, adds timeless style, great dining and expansive views to the city.

Pg. 68 - Positive Impact 

Utah’s young A/E/C professionals continue to make a mark on their firms, communities and the industry.

AUG | SEPT 2020

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 16 - 25 Years Dunn Right 

From humble beginnings, passion, creativity and a love of people have helped Dunn Associates enable great design for 25 years.

Pg. 22 - Big Campus, Bigger Ideas

Wavetronix and their recently completed manufacturing hub are phase one of the company’s ambitious, 75-acre, master-planned campus.

Pg. 26 - Breathing Room

Mechanical engineers, with the help of ASHRAE, look to make schools, hospitals, clinics and offices safe as summer turns to fall.

Pg. 30 - We Own the Sky (Cover Story)

Great effort and creativity are the theme du-jour from those working on high-rise developments currently in design or construction across downtown SLC.

Pg. 40 - Alpine Opulence

Modern splendor is on display at Deer Valley’s latest addition, the Goldener Hirsch Residences, which required a dedicated and highly-skilled team to complete.

Pg. 46 - See-worthy

New $22-million recreation, fitness and aquatics center makes a splash in Draper.

Pg. 52 - 2020 Top Utah Engineering Firm Rankings

JUNE | JULY 2020

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 26 - Opportunity Knocks

The Hub of Opportunity in South Salt Lake perfectly fuses residential and commercial spaces through value engineering, collaboration and hard work.

Pg. 32 - Fired Up

BioFire Diagnostics makes a bold statement with its first building on its new west campus.

Pg. 36 - Design for the People

By putting people first, Henriksen Butler helps build offices that last.

Pg. 42 - Wedded Bliss (Cover Story)

Hines shows off relationship-building and development muscle with the Kearns Building renovation and tenant improvements.

Pg. 48 - Heavy Civil Silver

COP Construction, the Montana-based heavy civil general contractor, celebrates 25 years of success since opening their Utah branch.

Pg. 54 - A Legacy Etched in Wood

Gary Sandberg, former president of Granite Mill, tells how family, church and work have carved out a special place in his life.

Pg. 58 - White Tops for Black Belts

Concrete overlays aim to work with asphalt and make a bigger impact on Utah roads. 

Pg. 62 - Old Bones, New Digs

CRSA makes its mark as the new tenant in downtown Salt Lake City’s historic Walker Center. 

Pg. 68 - Breaking Ground

Despite economic challenges, many significant projects have or will break ground this year that will impact their respective communities for years to come.

Pg. 74 - 2020 Top Utah General Contractor Rankings

The top general contractors in Utah, based on revenues generated in 2019 by firms with headquarters and/or offices in Utah.

MAY 2020

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 26 - Next in Tech 

Technology continues to drive a safer, faster and more ef cient A/E/C industry.

Pg. 32 - Industrial Chic (Cover Story)

INDUSTRY showcases the true power of adaptive reuse, making a giant building still feel intimate and connected to both the workplace and neighborhood community.

Pg. 38 - Bridging the Gap

A/E/C community joins together to build affordable housing, but there is still work to be done in order to make the housing options in the state more accessible.

Pg. 46 - Brute Beauty 

Concrete can take on nearly any shape, and builders and owners are using it to do many things like build creative panels that add both pizzazz and functionality to building exteriors.

Pg. 52 - 2020 Top Utah Architectural Firms

Rankings show another strong year for Utah-based architects with overall steady growth or sustained revenues for most firms listed in UC&D’s annual list.

Pg. 56 - The Utah Shake Out

Earthquake aftermath triggers concern about building safety among Utah landlords as well as policy questions looking forward. 

MARCH | APRIL 2020

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 32 - R&O Construction Celebrates Anniversary (Cover Story)

Led by its second generation of Opheikens family members, the venerable, Ogden-based general contractor has built an enduring legacy over four decades.

Pg. 40 - Tightening their Belts

K-12 builders and designers find cost-efficiency paramount as fewer and smaller bonds gain voter approval.

Pg. 46 - Steering Committee 

Gardner Batt, Dixon and Associates take the wheel, bring extreme go-kart racing across the finish line at The Grid.

Pg. 50 -Taming the Untamable North 

Adaptive reuse and a plethora of space leave Ogden and Weber County in a great place moving into the next decade.

Pg. 54 - Teamwork Makes the Dream Work 

With the changing landscape of construction, subcontractors are relied upon more than ever to perform the various tasks that go into building up the great projects we see across this Beehive State.

Pg. 59 - Seeing Green 

The movement toward sustainability is creating opportunities for landscape architects to show their value to clients in creating beautiful landscapes that serve a functional purpose while saving both water and money.

FEBRUARY 2020

This issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - Hustle and Flow 

Water conservancy districts and contractors are working together to create solutions to Utah’s present and future water needs.

Pg. 32 - It Takes a Village (Cover Story)

Hardware Apartments showcases how collaboration and an uncompromising commitment to beautiful design and construction benefits a neighborhood.

Pg. 40 - Red Rock Rising 

St. George’s emergence as a regional power

means that work abounds in a variety of sectors inside the city and across Southern Utah.

Pg. 46 - Class Act 

Dixie State’s new Human Performance Center goes beyond classroom or gym to vie for the crown as best athletic facility in the state.

Pg. 52 - AGC of Utah Convention Recap 

Members of the ever-growing AGC of Utah share optimism while finding answers to pressing industry issues. 

Pg. 58 - 2020 A/E/C Economic Outlook 

Leaders speak to the opportunities and threats emerging in Utah’s growing construction and design industry for 2020.

DECEMBER 2019

This issue Includes:

Pg. 16 - 2019 Most Outstanding Projects

The most outstanding projects from 2019 are included within the pages of this issue. From commercial to corporate, offices to overpasses, and multi-family to municipal, we present the best of the Utah A/E/C industry and their work in 2019, including the Utah Valley Hospital, that earned the coveted Project of the Year.

November 2019

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 32 - Taking Flight (Cover Story)

The Monarch is the latest restoration project completed in Ogden’s historic downtown by Fischer- Regan Enterprises, LLC, a notable addition to the City’s arts community.

Pg. 40 - Local Presence, Global Impact 

HKS' Salt Lake office celebrates its 20th year in the Beehive State as its corporate office marks its 80th Anniversary.

Pg. 46 - People First Focus Drives Rimrock 

As the Draper based contractor celebrates its 20th anniversary, it has seen a meteoric rise in annual revenues the past decade, with diverse expertise in several building markets.

Pg. 51 - Great at Eighty-Eight!

Also 'Bush’ Bussio recently celebrated his 88th birthday and remains the heart and soul of Geneva Pipe and Precast, more than 63 years after its inception.

Pg. 54 - Local Flavor

Punch Bowl Social is the latest ‘happening’ space at The Gateway in downtown Salt Lake, with careful thought put

into interior design elements.

Pg. 58 - Shake it Up

Wadsworth Development Group hit a home run in converting an old 1930-built elementary school into Utah’s first- ever Shake Shack, the anchor building for ‘The Schoolyard’ development in Sandy.

Pg. 60 - Century-ions of Safety. 

Leaders of CSDZ’s Salt Lake office are driving hard to be their best, as the long-time insurance broker marks its Centennial anniversary. 

october 2019

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 26 - Lean & Mean

UC&D sits down with UDOT boss Carlos Braceras for an exclusive interview into what makes him tick and his ambitious outlook for the state’s transportation system.

Pg. 32 - Peace, Love & Hope

Inspiring new $9.6 million Peace House in Park City greatly expands its capacity to serve and bring light to victims of domestic violence.

Pg. 34 - Snowbird Projects Dazzle

New $8 million restaurant at The Cliff Lodge – SeventyOne – is a key upgrade at the venerable resort, as is a new $3 million, aesthetically rugged connector bridge.

Pg. 40 - Pedal to the Medical

Speedy turnaround and breathtaking design drive U of U hospital expansion.

Pg. 44 - Purple Power (Cover Story)

Weber State’s new $16 million Youngberg Football Center is a transformative project for the school’s athletics program.

Pg. 50 - New Hope

Function meets form in a bold way in the design of three new Resource Centers, ushering in a new era for people experiencing homelessness in Utah’s largest county.

Pg. 56 - Yin & Yang

Lyle Beecher and Jory Walker have built a thriving architectural firm based on an unwavering faith in each other’s abilities.

Pg. 62 - ARW Celebrates 50 Years

Ogden-based structural engineering firm maintains a connection to its roots, with a strong transition plan in place for its future leaders.

Pg. 68 - Innovating Construction

University of Utah officials in charge of campus planning, design and construction are shaking up traditional methods in hopes of improving its project delivery system..

Pg. 74 - Making their Mark

UC&D profiles four A/E/C professionals; two in steel-related businesses, one long-time association leader, and a general contractor now working for a large local owner.

Aug | Sept 2019

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 18 - Be Our Guest!

Two mammoth future hospitality projects – the downtown Salt Lake Convention Center Hotel and Mayflower Mountain Resort in Wasatch Co. – highlight the Beehive State’s burgeoning hospitality market.

Pg. 24 - Mellow Yellow

Okland Construction’s $12 million expansion of its Salt Lake headquarters features the signature yellow color of its iconic logo on dramatic stairwells in its revamped three story, open air lobby.

Pg. 28 - Positive Energy

Salt Lake-based Skyline Electric celebrates its 60th Anniversary with an optimistic outlook on its future and goals of hitting the $40 million revenue mark in 2020.

Pg. 32 - Big Air (Cover Story)

Whitaker Construction of Brigham City is utilizing a dynamic $1.2 million Austrian-made cable crane system on the technical $25 million North Fork Siphon pipeline project for CUWCD. 

Pg. 38 - NAIOP Utah

Cameron Gunter of Provo-based PEG Companies presented with 2019 ‘Developer of the Year’ award.

Pg. 44 - Not Just a Game

UC&D’s second installment of ‘Ex-College Athletes in the A/E/C Industry’ takes a look at four professionals who take the same competitive approach from the playing field/court to the business world.

Pg. 54 - 2019 Top Utah Engineering Firm Rankings

July 2019

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 28 - Sizzling Silicon Slopes

The completion of Adobe Phase I at the end of 2012 ushered in an era of unmatched commercial office/mixed-use development and economic impact – spanning the I-15 corridor from Midvale to Lehi.

Pg. 40 - Oil is Well (Cover Story)

Young Living’s dynamic new 263,000 SF Global Headquarters is a testament to founder D. Gary Young’s unique vision and passion for essential oils.

Pg. 50 - Steady at Thirty

Hadco founder John David Hadfield continues to reinvent himself and his diverse heavy/civil firm, taking advantage of busy markets in both residential and commercial construction to double revenues in the past five years

Pg. 54 - Controlling your Destiny

Morgan Asphalt’s investment in a state-of-the-art plant is an essential move in the company’s quest for material independence..

Pg. 58 - Pit Politics

The passage of H.B. 288 was a positive step in preserving the rights of Utah aggregate pit owners, who face a steady uphill battle in combating negative perceptions from residents and municipal authorities.

Pg. 62 - 2019 Top Utah General Contractor Rankings

Pg. 74 - Design Destination

Henriksen/Butler’s new 22,500 SF showroom/office in St. George is part of a phased three building development that illustrates the firm’s bullish outlook on Southern Utah, and its desire to ‘raise the bar’ on local design.

May | June 2019

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 28 - K-12 Trends

Market activity brisk state-wide, especially within five primary school districts who are in the midst of spending $740 million on new and renovated K-12 projects.

Pg. 32 - Envision Hits 25 Years

Salt Lake-based electrical engineering firm reflects on a quarter century of success, while transitioning to the future with the promotion of four new Principals.

Pg. 36 - UDOT's Top 10

The Utah Department of Transportation recently announced another busy season of construction activity with $2.1 billion of projects in the works.

Pg. 42 - Shining Star (Cover Story)

UVU’s new $59 million Center for the Performing Arts offers world-class design in a highly functional and flexible space that will serve UVU’s School of Arts program for the next 50 years.

Pg. 50 - Come Together

Design and construction teams were challenged often on The Kimball on Main, a complex marriage of the 90-year-old Kimball Arts Center with a modern new 33,000 SF building in Old Town Park City.

Pg. 56 - CMA Celebrates No. 20

Principals from Curtis Miner Architecture reflect on a strong past two decades of work, an optimistic outlook on future prosperity.

Pg. 62 - ABC Utah 2019 Excellence in Construction Awards

Big-D captures ‘Champion of the Year’ award for Salt Lake City & County Building Renovation.

Pg. 64 - Amped Up!

Spirits are high in the electrical industry with the completion of the new $6.5 million Utah Electrical Training Alliance Center in West Jordan.

Pg. 68 - Flexible Furniture

Modern-day office environments are being defined by ‘touchdown spaces’ and ‘jump spaces’, requiring furniture that is fun, flexible and adaptable to myriad layouts.

april 2019

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 32 - Towering Above

Owner, construction team overcame vast logistical challenges on the $223 million, 12-story Pedersen Tower at Utah Valley Hospital.

Pg. 40 - Soaring Higher

The tallest tilt-up concrete panels in state history – a whopping 75 feet tall – highlight the unique structure of the $48 million Alta High Performing Arts Center.

Pg. 44 - Showstopper! (Cover Story)

A strong collaborative team effort was critical in success of Onset Financial’s dynamic new headquarters in Draper.

Pg. 54 - ACI Intermountain Awards

2019 Excellence in Concrete Awards honors 16 innovative concrete projects in the Beehive State.

Pg. 60 - IIDA Intermountain 2019 BEST Awards

8th-annual competition highlights a dizzying array of stylish and functional interior design projects.

February 2019

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - WSU Lindquist Hall

Complex restoration stripped original structure at Weber State University in Ogden down to original double-T precast columns before transformation into state-of the-art educational facility.

Pg. 28 - Wallace Bennett Building T.I.

$12.3 million renovation for GSA provides exciting new home for 220 USDA employees.

Pg. 32 - Super Size (Cover Story)

The largest precast concrete girders in Utah’s history – an eye-popping 203 ft. each – were recently placed on the I-15 Tech Corridor project in Lehi.

Pg. 36 - Sustainability/Green Building

ULI’s Grayson talks ‘The Business Case for Healthy Buildings’.

Pg. 38 - AGC of Utah 97th Annual Convention

Utah’s largest association enjoying prosperous times across the state with 500+ members.

Pg. 40 - 2019 Economic Outlook

University of Utah economist Natalie Gochnour says Utah’s economy is diverse and solid.

Pg. 46 - UMC 2018 Excellence in Masonry Awards

Troy Hales Masonry earns top awards for work on Q90 in Payson.

Pg. 50 - Paving a Road to Success

A record 1,100 people attended the two-day 2019 Conference for the Utah Asphalt Paving Association, illustrating UAPA’s growing presence in the state.

Pg. 52 - A/E/C Profiles

Bup Minardi has carved out a unique niche in the heavy equipment world the past 15 years with Mountain Regional Equipment Solutions.

December 2018

This issue Includes:

Pg. 16 - 2018 Most Outstanding Projects

The most outstanding projects from 2018 are found here! From civic/institutional to corporate, offices to tenant-improvements, and multi-family to municipal, we present the Most Outstanding Projects of the Utah A/E/C industry and their work in 2018, including the Provo 4th District Courthouse, that earned the coveted Project of the Year.

november 2018

This issue Includes:

Pg. 16 - 2019 ACEC Utah Awards

Crocker Science Center at U of U earns top ‘Grand Conceptor’ award.

Pg. 22 - Layton Hospital

Creative design solutions a hallmark on Intermountain Healthcare’s new state-of-the-art, $164 million hospital in Davis County.

Pg. 28 - Glass Act (Cover Story)

A revolutionary unitized curtain wall system is the star of Mountain America Credit Union’s shiny new 327,000 SF headquarters in Sandy City’s Cairns District

Pg. 36 - Pedal to the Medical

AIA Utah celebrates opening of new downtown Salt Lake office in historic Ford Building.

Pg. 42 - Rock Solid

Stone restoration and seismic upgrade of 124-year-old Salt Lake City & County Building a landmark achievement.

october 2018

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 14 - AC Hotel

European flair prominent in this classy new downtown Salt Lake City hospitality project.

Pg. 18 - Future of Senior Living

SummitVista in Taylorsville is an ambitious new senior living project looking to redefine that growing market.

Pg. 26 - Farmington High School 

Space flexibility paramount in modernK-12 design philosophies.

Pg. 32 - Transforming Healthcare

IntermountainGardner TransformationCenter designed as a training facility for current and future leaders of healthcare industry.

Pg. 40 - Fire it Up! (Cover Story)

New municipal fire stations in Utah are pushing the envelope on sustainability, functionality and premium aesthetics, as evidenced by Salt LakeCity’s No. 14 and No. 3.

Pg. 48 - Utah Masonry

Firms expecting competitive market to remain busy in 2019, despite manpower woes.

Pg. 52 - Dandy Dozen

UC&D profiles 12 A/E/C professionals making their mark on Utah’s design and construction industry.

Pg. 70 - Owner Spotlight

Michael Roderick recognized for his contributions to Utah’s commercial real estate market over a 30-year career.

aug | Sept 2018

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - Dental Select HQ

Newly branded ‘sunny yellow’ used playfully in new corporate office digs for Salt Lake-based insurance firm.

Pg. 26 - 50 Years Strong

Pleasant Grove-based Horrocks Engineers has blossomed from a small mom-and-pop shop to a formidable regional powerhouse with 14 offices in eight states.

Pg. 32 - Remote Control

Bodell Construction of Salt Lake City has found a niche working in the challenging heavy/ industrial markets throughout the U.S., particularly Hawaii.

Pg. 36 - St. John Bullish on Utah (Cover Story)

Maryland-based developer came to the Beehive State four years ago and is making a splash in Utah County with its 62-acre master-planned Valley Grove development, which includes the 190,000 SF Grove Tower.

Pg. 42- A/E/C Profiles

Michael Collins, co-founder of Draper-based Bowen Collins & Associates, is enjoying the twilight of a nearly 40-year career.

Pg. 44 - Marathon Man

For Pentalon Construction founder and long distance running enthusiast Carl Tippets, the journey is far more satisfying than the destination.

Pg. 48 - Nifty Fifty

Optimism runs high at St. George-based Watts Construction regarding the future as the firm celebrates its 50th anniversary

Pg. 54 - UPS Regional Hub

Massive 840,000 SF facility is the first of what promises to be many projects at the much-anticipated Inland Port development.

june | july 2018

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 40 - Growing Pains

Attracting a new generation of workers to construction will require more than just increased wages and a healthy benefits package.

Pg. 44 - Centennial Mark for Okland

Firmly into its fourth generation of leaders, well-known Utah-based contractor has built some of the state’s most iconic projects during its 100-year history.

Pg. 55 - A/E/C Transitions

Future looks bright for the Jacoby family as Joe leads the architectural firm founded by his father, Bob, and Eric finds success with his new product design company.

Pg. 60 - Major Milestones Hit (Cover Story)

All four new modern SPUI interchanges are operational as of July 22 on this aggressive $214 million, 19-month-long project along Bangerter Highway.

Pg. 64 - Grand New Space at USU

Innovative design features, including the ‘Healing Garden’ area, highlight the $29 million Sorenson Legacy Foundation Center for Clinical Excellence.

Pg. 70 - 2018 Top Utah General Contractors 

May 2018

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - Beehive of Activity (Cover Story)

Construction of ‘The New SLC’ is a whirlwind of action right now, with giant tower cranes dotting the skyline and more than 1,300 trade workers buzzing around the 300-acre site.

Pg. 32 - Busy Times for DFCM

State agency is an important owner for many local firms and maintains a sizeable annual workload that has grown to 400 projects and $130 million in just Capital Improvement projects. 

Pg. 36 - Real Vision

Utah business magnate Dell Loy Hansen has developed a host of impressive projects over five decades; the new $75 million Real Academy in Herriman may just be his crown jewel.

Pg. 46 - USGBC Marks 25 Years 

Non-profit organization founded in 1993 is widely credited with bringing greater awareness to sustainability and green building to the commercial design and construction industry.

Pg. 54 - WELL Doing

IWBI President Kamyar Vaghar talks about the importance of green building initiatives like the WELL Building Standard, and in creating high performing buildings in general.

Pg. 58 - 2018 Top Utah Architectural Firms Rankings

Pg. 62 - ABC Utah Celebrates No. 40

Local trade association was founded by a handful of contractors in 1978 on the core principles of the ‘Merit Shop’ philosophy and serves nearly 200 Utah-based firms today.

march | april 2018

This issue Includes:

Pg. 26 - K-12 Outlook

An already strong Utah K-12 education market got a boost last November with $650 million in bonding for future projects.

Pg. 32 - Transparent Design (Cover Story)

Striking glazing and curtain wall system highlights recently completed Salt Lake District Attorney’s Office in Salt Lake City

Pg. 38 - Cleared for Takeoff

Dixie Applied Technical College is a beautiful new facility located at the site of the former St. George Airport.

Pg. 40 - Pedal to the Medical

Speedy turnaround and breathtaking design drive U of U hospital expansion.

Pg. 44 - Downtown CBD

A host of exciting new developments are in planning and design phases in the heart of Salt Lake’s central downtown area.

Pg. 48 - 50 Years Strong

Scott Machinery has been one of the premiere heavy equipment dealers in Utah for half a century

Pg. 52 - Utah Asphalt Paving Conference

Pg. 54 - Celebrating 60

Hughes General Contractors of North Salt Lake is one of Utah’s top commercial builders with revenues north of $130 annually the past two years. 

february 2018

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - UMC 2017 Awards

Utah Masonry Council honors David O. Anderson with ‘Lifetime Masonry Service’ award; RJ Masonry and Child Enterprises earn ‘Best of Show’ award for work on MTC South Campus Expansion.

Pg. 28 - Man of Many Hats (Cover Story)

CEO, Mayor, Chairman – 2018 Ryberg Award recipient Wilford Clyde has served in many prominent business, civic and community roles during a distinguished 40-plus year career, with an influence that reaches beyond the construction industry.

Pg. 32 - Shining Star

USTAR’s new Innovation Center in Clearfield is designed to aid entrepreneurial start-ups and other tech-driven firms.

Pg. 36 - Past It’s Peak?

Local economic prognosticators believe 2018 will be a very good year for most Utah-based A/E/C firms, although some suggest growth will flatten somewhat.

Pg. 46 - AGC of Utah Convention

WeberChapter honors Jon M. Huntsman Sr. with ‘Service to the Industry’ award; Doug Welling of Jacobsen Construction installed as 2018 Chair.

Pg. 50 - AGC of America Marks Centennial

December 2017

This issue Includes:

Pg. 18 - 2017 Most Outstanding Projects

The most outstanding projects from 2017 are here! Renovation of Vivint Smart Home Arena – iconic home of the Utah Jazz – earns ‘Project of the Year’ honors; 36 total projects recognized. 

november 2017

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 18 - Classy Renovation

Designing an intimate venue was among the priorities on the $21 million Newel and Jean Daines Concert Hall in Chase Fine Arts Center at Utah State University

Pg. 22 - Transitioning at 30

Business is brisk for Ensign Engineering & Land Surveying at it celebrates its 30th year, while eyeing some key leadership changes in the next few years.

Pg. 26 - The Big 5-0

Big-D Construction executives pay homage to company founder Dee Livingood 50 years after he founded the Salt Lake-based construction titan.

Pg. 34 - Hale, Yes! (Cover Story)

The long-awaited $80 million Hale Centre Theatre will stand as a cultural beacon in Sandy City for decades to come.

Pg. 44 - Corporate Splendor

Breathtaking views, high-end finishes highlight the extensive makeover of the Larry H. Miller Corporate & Family Offices. 

October 2017

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 28 - Westland Marks 25 Years

The Houghton family reflects on a quarter century of success as a general contractor.

Pg. 34 - Riding the Wave

Led by founder Carmelle Jensen, Salt Lake-based CCG is experiencing record levels of growth as it celebrates its 30th anniversary in Utah’s A/E/C industry.

Pg. 40 - House of Healing (Cover Story)

HCI Phase IV is the latest chapter in Jon M. Huntsman Sr.’s quest to build the world’s finest comprehensive interdisciplinary cancer facility.

Pg. 50 - Sustainability/Green Building

UC&D profiles eight young professionals having a significant impact in their respective A/E/C fields.

Pg. 60 - Tasty New Digs

Skullcandy’s Corporate Headquarters in Park City was designed to comfortably house its 160 employees, with ample room to accommodate future growth over the next decade.

Pg. 66 - In the Trenches

Crews from Kilgore Construction complete paving/interchange redesign at SR-210/Wasatch Blvd. using OGFC asphalt.

Pg. 68 - Kudos for JVCC

Jordan Valley Cancer Center in West Jordan recently earned a national ‘Generative Space’ award from CARITAS Project.

Aug | sept 2017

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 18 - The New American Dream

An almost perfect storm of factors are driving unprecedented growth in Utah’s multi-family housing market.

Pg. 24 - Gentleman Contractor

As the 2nd-generation leader of one of Utah’s largest general contractors/material suppliers, Jack B. Parson Jr. carved out a legacy built on keen business sense, unwavering integrity, and kindness.

Pg. 28 - Golden Living

Legacy Village at Sugar House redefines senior living within an impressive 10-story building featuring 283 luxury residential units.

Pg. 32 - High Class Apartments (Cover Story)

The new 4th West Apartments in Salt Lake City has raised the bar on downtown lifestyles for young urban professionals.

Pg. 38 - Decade of Growth

Zwick Construction’s legacy in Utah is running three generations deep as it marks 10 years since starting back up.

Pg. 42 - Satellite Success

Five years removed from starting an office in Boise, Babcock Design has designed an impressive list of Gem State projects.

Pg. 46 - Kennecott Smelter Shutdown

Mining operations were put on hold for 26 days as KUC completed more than 120 construction and maintenance projects.

Pg. 48 - Up to the Challenge

SLC-based Architectural Nexus’ Sacramento office is one of 15 buildings worldwide aiming for ‘Living Building’ certification.

June | july 2017

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - WSU Lindquist Hall

Complex restoration stripped original structure at Weber State University in Ogden down to original double-T precast columns before transformation into state-of the-art educational facility.

Pg. 28 - Wallace Bennett Building T.I.

$12.3 million renovation for GSA provides exciting new home for 220 USDA employees.

Pg. 32 - Super Size (Cover Story)

The largest precast concrete girders in Utah’s history – an eye-popping 203 ft. each – were recently placed on the I-15 Tech Corridor project in Lehi.

Pg. 36 - Sustainability/Green Building

ULI’s Grayson talks ‘The Business Case for Healthy Buildings’.

Pg. 38 - AGC of Utah 97th Annual Convention

Utah’s largest association enjoying prosperous times across the state with 500+ members.

Pg. 40 - 2019 Economic Outlook

University of Utah economist Natalie Gochnour says Utah’s economy is diverse and solid.

Pg. 46 - UMC 2018 Excellence in Masonry Awards

Troy Hales Masonry earns top awards for work on Q90 in Payson.

Pg. 50 - Paving a Road to Success

A record 1,100 people attended the two-day 2019 Conference for the Utah Asphalt Paving Association, illustrating UAPA’s growing presence in the state.

Pg. 52 - A/E/C Profiles

Bup Minardi has carved out a unique niche in the heavy equipment world the past 15 years with Mountain Regional Equipment Solutions.

may 2017

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - WSU Lindquist Hall

Complex restoration stripped original structure at Weber State University in Ogden down to original double-T precast columns before transformation into state-of the-art educational facility.

Pg. 28 - Wallace Bennett Building T.I.

$12.3 million renovation for GSA provides exciting new home for 220 USDA employees.

Pg. 32 - Super Size (Cover Story)

The largest precast concrete girders in Utah’s history – an eye-popping 203 ft. each – were recently placed on the I-15 Tech Corridor project in Lehi.

Pg. 36 - Sustainability/Green Building

ULI’s Grayson talks ‘The Business Case for Healthy Buildings’.

Pg. 38 - AGC of Utah 97th Annual Convention

Utah’s largest association enjoying prosperous times across the state with 500+ members.

Pg. 40 - 2019 Economic Outlook

University of Utah economist Natalie Gochnour says Utah’s economy is diverse and solid.

Pg. 46 - UMC 2018 Excellence in Masonry Awards

Troy Hales Masonry earns top awards for work on Q90 in Payson.

Pg. 50 - Paving a Road to Success

A record 1,100 people attended the two-day 2019 Conference for the Utah Asphalt Paving Association, illustrating UAPA’s growing presence in the state.

Pg. 52 - A/E/C Profiles

Bup Minardi has carved out a unique niche in the heavy equipment world the past 15 years with Mountain Regional Equipment Solutions.

March | april 2017

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - WSU Lindquist Hall

Complex restoration stripped original structure at Weber State University in Ogden down to original double-T precast columns before transformation into state-of the-art educational facility.

Pg. 28 - Wallace Bennett Building T.I.

$12.3 million renovation for GSA provides exciting new home for 220 USDA employees.

Pg. 32 - Super Size (Cover Story)

The largest precast concrete girders in Utah’s history – an eye-popping 203 ft. each – were recently placed on the I-15 Tech Corridor project in Lehi.

Pg. 36 - Sustainability/Green Building

ULI’s Grayson talks ‘The Business Case for Healthy Buildings’.

Pg. 38 - AGC of Utah 97th Annual Convention

Utah’s largest association enjoying prosperous times across the state with 500+ members.

Pg. 40 - 2019 Economic Outlook

University of Utah economist Natalie Gochnour says Utah’s economy is diverse and solid.

Pg. 46 - UMC 2018 Excellence in Masonry Awards

Troy Hales Masonry earns top awards for work on Q90 in Payson.

Pg. 50 - Paving a Road to Success

A record 1,100 people attended the two-day 2019 Conference for the Utah Asphalt Paving Association, illustrating UAPA’s growing presence in the state.

Pg. 52 - A/E/C Profiles

Bup Minardi has carved out a unique niche in the heavy equipment world the past 15 years with Mountain Regional Equipment Solutions.

february 2017

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - WSU Lindquist Hall

Complex restoration stripped original structure at Weber State University in Ogden down to original double-T precast columns before transformation into state-of the-art educational facility.

Pg. 28 - Wallace Bennett Building T.I.

$12.3 million renovation for GSA provides exciting new home for 220 USDA employees.

Pg. 32 - Super Size (Cover Story)

The largest precast concrete girders in Utah’s history – an eye-popping 203 ft. each – were recently placed on the I-15 Tech Corridor project in Lehi.

Pg. 36 - Sustainability/Green Building

ULI’s Grayson talks ‘The Business Case for Healthy Buildings’.

Pg. 38 - AGC of Utah 97th Annual Convention

Utah’s largest association enjoying prosperous times across the state with 500+ members.

Pg. 40 - 2019 Economic Outlook

University of Utah economist Natalie Gochnour says Utah’s economy is diverse and solid.

Pg. 46 - UMC 2018 Excellence in Masonry Awards

Troy Hales Masonry earns top awards for work on Q90 in Payson.

Pg. 50 - Paving a Road to Success

A record 1,100 people attended the two-day 2019 Conference for the Utah Asphalt Paving Association, illustrating UAPA’s growing presence in the state.

Pg. 52 - A/E/C Profiles

Bup Minardi has carved out a unique niche in the heavy equipment world the past 15 years with Mountain Regional Equipment Solutions.

december 2016

This issue Includes:

Pg. 16 - 2016 Most Outstanding Projects

The most outstanding projects from 2016 are one click away! From commercial to corporate, offices to overpasses, and multi-family to municipal, we present the best of the Utah A/E/C industry and their work in 2020, including 111 Main, that earned the coveted Project of the Year.

november 2016

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 14 - SBR 50th Anniversary

Bob and Diane Shupe have created a reprographics legacy.

Pg. 18 - Circular Logic

Overstock.com’s Peace Coliseum is one of the most unique buildings ever constructed in the Beehive State.

Pg. 24 - Showtime! (Cover Story)

The 2,500 seat Eccles Theater gives Salt Lake City a significant cultural boost.

Pg. 30 - Towering Above

111 Main’s steel two-way hat truss system represents engineering excellence to overcome unique challenges.

Pg. 36 - Private Owner Roundtable

october 2016

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 26 - Field of Vision

$36 million renovation of Maverick Stadium a major improvement for USU’s football program.

Pg. 32 - Start Me Up (Cover Story)

Lassonde Studios at the University of Utah gives a home to entrepreneur ethos.

Pg. 34 - Multi-Generation Success

W.W. Clyde & Co. celebrates its 90th anniversary with a reverence for its past and a determined eye focused on future success.

Pg. 44 - Owner Spotlight

Wadsworth Development Group

Pg. 48 - Super Six

UC&D Profiles six ’40 & Under’ professionals who are making their mark on Utah’s A/E/C Industry.

Aug | Sept 2016

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 20 - Ancestry

New headquarters further cements roots for genealogical giant.

Pg. 26 - Designed for Dining 

Restaurant designs in the Beehive State are creating memorable eating environments for guests.

Pg. 32 - Prickly Renovation

Successful transformation of old Market Street Broiler shows just how far an owner will go to do a project right.

Pg. 34 - Structurally Sound

Retiring structural engineer Parry Brown’s imprint on Utah’s A/E/C community is truly legendary.

Pg. 38 - Moving On Up

Sandy City is experiencing a wave of exciting new development activity.

Pg. 42 - Historically Impactful (Cover Story)

Gastronomy co-founder John Williams may have been known as a restaurateur, but his true genius was in renovating historic buildings and serving as an ambassador to the LGBT community.

june | july 2016

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 28 - New Downtown for SSL

UC&D sits down with UDOT boss Carlos Braceras for an exclusive interview into what makes him tick and his ambitious outlook for the state’s transportation system.

Pg. 32 - Northern Activity

Inspiring new $9.6 million Peace House in Park City greatly expands its capacity to serve and bring light to victims of domestic violence.

Pg. 38 - In the Trenches

New $8 million restaurant at The Cliff Lodge – SeventyOne – is a key upgrade at the venerable resort, as is a new $3 million, aesthetically rugged connector bridge.

Pg. 40 - Eye Catchers

Speedy turnaround and breathtaking design drive U of U hospital expansion.

Pg. 48 - Two Roads Diverged (Cover Story)

Utah’s two largest projects differ substantially in priorities and approach.

Pg. 54 - Heavy Hitters

Work in the Beehive State’s heavy/highway market remains steady, as contractors maintain a focus on embedding technologies into operations while keeping workers – and the traveling public – safe.

Pg. 64 - 2016 Top Utah General Contractor Rankings

may 2016

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 28 - Learning Curve (Cover Story)

Firms working in Utah’s A/E/C industry are having a multi-generational impact on the design and construction of new K-12 schools.

Pg. 34 - Inside Out

Interior spaces continue to change in Utah’s Business Market.

Pg. 38 - Up in the Air

Whitaker Construction went to great lengths to ensure worker and public safety on the Ogden Canyon Siphon project.

Pg. 40 - Pedal to the Medical

Speedy turnaround and breathtaking design drive U of U hospital expansion.

Pg. 44 - Temples to Casinos

The ability to design a multitude of diverse projects has been a hallmark at FFKR Architects for 40 years.

March | april 2016

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 32 - Zig-Zagg (Cover Story)

Stylish new corporate headquarters shows how owners and designers are willing to push the T.I. envelope.

Pg. 38 - Industry Legends

Two prominent Utah architects – Tony Wegener of Design West and Peter Brunjes of VCBO – are retiring after lengthy careers.

Pg. 48 - Power Player

Led by CEO Richard Hunt and President Troy Gregory, Salt Lake-based Hunt Electric is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2016.

Pg. 48 - Let the Good Times Roll

Gardner Company has developed more than 30 million square feet of commercial projects in just the past five years, including areas like View 72 in Midvale and downtown Boise.

Pg. 54 - Centennial Celebration

Randy Evans, grandson of founder Rudy Orlob, is leading the charge at Industrial Supply as the firm marks its 100th anniversary. Millions in Local Plant Upgrades.

Pg. 58 - Curtain Wall/Glazing Trends

Strong economy fueling growth, improving profit margins for Utah-based firms.

february 2016

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - 2016 Economic Outlook

 Optimism abounds among Utah-based A/E/C firms as 2016 is expected to be another economically robust year.

Pg. 28 - Fire in his Belly (Cover Story)

Since 1976, Rob Moore has spurred Big-D from a small, Ogden-based firm, to one of the largest general contractors in the U.S

Pg. 34 - Peak Performance

 Innovation and teamwork allowed designers to tackle unique, once-in-a-lifetime challenges associated with building on a mountain top.

Pg. 40 - Higher Education Design Roundtable

Speedy turnaround and breathtaking design drive U of U hospital expansion.

Pg. 48 - Utah Cement Industry

 Holcim, Ashgrove Have Invested Millions in Local Plant Upgrades.



December 2015

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 18 - 2015 Most Outstanding Projects

The most outstanding projects from 2015 are on display! From commercial to corporate, offices to overpasses, and multi-family to municipal, we present the best of the Utah A/E/C industry and their work in 2015, including the inspiring rebirth of the Provo City Center Temple, that earned the prized Project of the Year.

November 2015

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 20 - Century + Decade

Salt Lake-based CRS Engineers is one of the oldest civil firms in the Western U.S., having existed for a remarkable 110 years.

Pg. 24 - Lasting Legacy (Cover Story)

Ralph L. Wadsworth forged an enviable career as both a structural engineer and heavy-highway contractor.

Pg. 32 - Steely Outlook

Utah-based steel firms are bullish on Utah’s economic outlook and increasingly doing more alternative delivery work.

Pg. 36 - Bridge Rehab

Working in the confines of the rugged Virgin River Gorge offer unique challenges to crews, from working 90 ft. off the valley floor to dealing with stringent environmental requirements. 

Pg. 40 - Runnin’ with the PAC-12

The U of U’s new Huntsman Basketball Facility is a testament to the Utes’ commitment to its athletic programs.

october 2015

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - Red Hot

Commercial office market is sizzling along the Wasatch Front, particularly off I-15 in Southern Salt Lake County/Northern Utah County. 

Pg. 30 - Higher Law (Cover Story)

Sustainability, technology are hallmarks as the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah is aiming for LEED Platinum certification.

Pg. 34 - Essential Building

Phase II at doTERRA’s Utah County campus a testament to firm’s culture, explosive growth.

Pg. 40 - Design 101

Understanding the true needs of clients.

Pg. 42 - Gen Next

UC&D profiles nine professionals from Utah-based A/E/C firms who are making a significant impact in their respective industries.

Pg. 60 - Maximizing Efficiency

Steel Encounters, Inc.’s new fabrication facility has helped improve efficiency of operations by 30% since opening in February.

aug | Sept 2015

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 18 - Bulls-Eye! (Cover Story)

Bingham Junction development has Midvale City buzzing with excitement.

Pg. 22 - Labor Trends

Shortage of skilled workers not likely to ease anytime soon.

Pg. 26 - Major Influence

Utah-based firms having tremendous success working in out-of-state markets.

Pg. 40 - Ken Garner Engineering 10th Anniversary

Pg. 44 - Terracon Celebrates 50 Years

June | july 2015

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 30 - Thinking Zero

5kW wind turbine is expected to completely power the new 24,000 SF Intermountain Commercial Storage facility.

Pg. 32 - Teamwork Drives Success

Cornerstone I project is the latest addition to the 20-year-old Cottonwood Corporate Center.

Pg. 40 - Visual Appeal (Cover Story)

New Carbon County Courthouse/ Administration Building a beautiful, much needed addition in Eastern Utah town of Price.

Pg. 47 - 2015 Top Utah General Contractor Rankings

may 2015

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 26 - Celebrating 40 Years

Wally Cooper, Allen Roberts continue to lead CRSA.

Pg. 32 - Open Space (Cover Story)

Daylighting, outside views highlight FJ Management’s new corporate headquarters.

Pg. 36 - Perfecting Precast

The new LDS Temple in Payson is a shining example of architectural precast used as an exterior finish. 

Pg. 42 - 3form Thriving

President/CEO Talley Goodson has transformed the Utah-based manufacturer into a dynamic $100 million-plus firm.

Pg. 44 - Top Utah Architectural Firms

Weber State’s new $16 million Youngberg Football Center is a transformative project for the school’s athletics program.

Pg. 48 - ProSoft Turns 30

Software reseller helps A/E/C industry stay on top of technology.

march | april 2015

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 30 - Doing ‘The Right Thing’

Mark Miller Subaru investing $500K on PV array system.

Pg. 32 - UVU Classroom Building

Flexible spaces define new $42 million project.

Pg. 36 - Municipal Construction

UC&D looks at the activities of four major Utah cities.

Pg. 40 - Questar Pipeline Project 

Unknown underground factors challenge work crews.

Pg. 44 - K-12 Roundtable

Sustainability among main topics discussed by industry professionals.

Pg. 50 - The Century Mark (Cover Story)

Ogden-based structural engineering firm maintains a connection to its roots, with a strong transition plan in place for its future leaders.Cache Valley Electric celebrates 100 years.

february 2015

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 20 - Tilt-Up Grows Up (Cover Story)

Aesthetics have come a long way in the tilt-up concrete market.

Pg. 28 - New Life

New Student Life Center, School of Dentistry Add Depth to U of U’s Salt Lake City campus.

Pg. 34 - Steady As She Goes

Local economists, firms expecting a solid, steady year of growth in Utah’s A/E/C market.

Pg. 40 - Private Owners Outlook

TOD projects highlight growing private sector activity.

Pg. 46 - AGC of Utah 93rd Convention Recap

Weber State’s new $16 million Youngberg Football Center is a transformative project for the school’s athletics program.

December 2014

This issue Includes:

Pg. 16 - 2014 Most Outstanding Projects

The most outstanding projects from 2014 are here! UC&D recognizes a total of 30 outstanding projects, including general building, heavy/highway, and civil/municipal, including the U.S. District Federal Courthouse in SLC as the Project of the Year.

November 2014

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 26 - Higher Education

Construction activity plentiful on BYU’s Provo campus.

Pg. 30 - Owner Spotlight: DFCM

Director Josh Haines and his top executives have been working diligently the past 15-plus months to institute new policies and procedures in an effort to make the Division more effective for its myriad clients.

Pg. 32 - Utah’s Infrastructure Report Card

ASCE Utah engineers hand out grades to seven critical categories. Utah’s GPA: C+/B-.

Pg. 38 - Here Comes the Sun (Cover Story)

Utah’s hospitality/resort market flourishing with unique projects underway across the state.

Pg. 44 - Levi's Stadium

West Jordan-based SME Steel played a key role in the success of the San Francisco 49ers’ $1.2 billion stadium.

Pg. 46 - Steel Trends

SME Steel CEO Wayne Searle bullish on his firm’s immediate future.

Pg. 50 - Equipment Trends 

Rental market booming for Utah equipment dealers.

october 2014

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 36 - Retail Gain 

From marketplace to multi-use, commercial/retail construction trending upward in Utah.

Pg. 44 - Healthcare Market Robust (Cover Story)

Local firms enjoy working in vibrant, growing market.

Pg. 52 - Specialization Key in Healthcare

Pg. 54 - 40 & Under Rising Stars

UC&D profiles nine A/E/C young professionals.

Pg. 70 - AIA Utah 2014 Awards

Soren Simonsen Earns Bronze Medal.

Pg. 74 - Walking the Walk

MWCI undergoes first major renovation since 2003.

Aug | Sept 2014

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - Paving Trends (Cover Story)

Asphalt and concrete are being utilized effectively by UDOT, other owners.

Pg. 28 - 101 Tower

Panoramic views highlight Salt Lake’s newest high rise building.

Pg. 32 - Monsen Engineering’s 40th Anniversary

Pg. 34 - Allotech’s 30th Anniversary

Speedy turnaround and breathtaking design drive U of U hospital expansion.

Pg. 38 - Building Commissioning 101

Changes now effective per updated codes.

June | July 2014

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - In the Trenches

Terminal Reservoir project critical for MWDSLS, SLC residents.

Pg. 26 - Déjà View (Cover Story)

Xactware HQ in Lehi offers amazing views of the outside environment.

Pg. 34 - Petzl America HQ

Verticality, light and sustainability all key design aspects.

Pg. 40 - Earth Mover

Geneva Rock invests $11 million into Overland Conveyor System.

Pg. 44 - A Labor of Love 

$6.1 million Ronald McDonald House addition/ renovation will help even more families with ill children.

Pg. 48 - Sugar House Rising

Eclectic Salt Lake neighborhood reinventing itself amidst flurry of construction activity.

Pg. 55 - 2014 Top Utah General Contractor Rankings

Pg. 62 - Anniversary Profiles 

IMS Masonry, Hadco Construction each celebrating 25th.

May 2014

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 26 - Industry Legends

Stephen Smith of GSBS Architects retires after nearly four decades.

Pg. 28 - ABC Utah Convention Recap

Chapter recognized nationally for having highest percentage of member growth.

Pg. 34 - Q&A: Corey Solum

Think Architecture Principal/CFO and 2014 AIA Utah President dishes on the world of architecture.

Pg. 36 - Court Now in Session (Cover Story)

Stately new $185 million U.S. Federal Courthouse blends function and form in a spectacular modern structure.

Pg. 44 - Wolverines Got Next 

$45 million Student Life and Wellness Center newest building on UVU’s Orem campus.

Pg. 48 - 2014 Top Utah Architectural Firms

UC&D ranks top architects according to 2013 revenues.

Pg. 52 - Architect Anniversary Profiles

Four firms celebrating notable milestones in 2014.

march | april 2014

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - Industry Legends 

Lighting design guru Jody Good is in a class of his own.

Pg. 26 - Crisp & Clean

Transparency key for Wasatch Advisors’ stylish new corporate offices.

Pg. 30 - 8th & Main

Stunning new 17-story skyscraper is Boise’s tallest building.

Pg. 34 - Green Progress

LEED v4 aims to improve environmental outcomes.

Pg. 38 - Fab Prefab (Cover Story)

Mechanical prefabrication helps subs keep pace on fast-track projects.



february 2014

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 26 - 2014 Economic Outlook

Flat to modest growth predicted for 2014.

Pg. 30 - Nu Wave (Cover Story)

Nu Skin’s Campus Renovation is turning heads.

Pg. 36 - AGC of Utah 2014 Convention Recap

Pg. 44 - Trends in Concrete

The weird science of admixtures.

Pg. 48 - Design-Build Roundtable 

December 2013

This issue Includes:

Pg. 20 - 2013 Most Outstanding Projects

The most outstanding projects from 2013 are found here! These 25 projects represent the best of the Utah A/E/C industry and their work in 2013, including the Salt Lake City Public Safety Building that earned UC&D's inaugural Project of the Year award.

november 2013

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 16 - Internally Cured Concrete

Pg. 18 - Industry Legends: John Cameron

Pg. 20 - Solar Gain (Cover Story)

Despite nearly $2 million cost, ROI on Burton Lumber PV project expected to be just four years. 

Pg. 22 - DFCM Hires Joshua Haines as New Director

Speedy turnaround and breathtaking design drive U of U hospital expansion.

Pg. 26 - I-80 Parley’s Canyon Drainage Pipeline

Pg. 28 - K-12 Construction Trends

Pg. 36 - Owner Spotlight: University of Utah

Key Projects abound across Campus.

September 2013

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 18 - SLC Public Safety Building

$125 million Project Aims for Net Zero Status.

Pg. 24 - U of U Football Center 

New Facility Will Help Utes Stay Competitive in PAC-12.

Pg. 30 - Rose House at Red Butte Garden

Building Serves as ‘Green Room’ for Concert Performers.

Pg. 32 - FrontLines 2015

Completion of Draper TRAX Marks End of UTA’s $2.5 Billion Program.

Pg. 38 - Young Guns (Cover Story)

Under 40 Professionals Making Their Mark in Utah’s A/E/C Industry.

Pg. 48 - Healthcare Trends

Pg. 52 - Owner Spotlight – Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Pg. 58 - Electrical Roundtable

august 2013

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 24 - eBay Building (Cover Story)

Efficiency Drove Design of eBay’s New Draper Campus.

Pg. 30 - Masonry Rountable

Discussion on Key Topics Affecting the Masonry Industry.

Pg. 32 - Top Utah Engineering Firms

Rankings Based on 2012 Revenues.

Pg. 38 - Honnen Equipment

Marks 50 years in Intermountain Region.

june 2013

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - A Case for Pervious Concrete

Advocates say there are major advantages to using pervious concrete on certain projects.

Pg. 26 - New & Improved

Cache Water Restoration Project returns flows to Cache Valley in time for summer.

Pg. 32 - Utah Asphalt Paving Association

After overcoming industry hesitation, UAPA leaders are pleased with three years of solid progress.

Pg. 34 - UC&D Structural Engineering Roundtable

Pg. 40 - Accelerated Bridge Construction

Pg. 46 - Changing of the Guard (Cover Story)

UDOT promotes Carlos Braceras to Executive Director to replace retired John Njord.

Pg. 50 - UC&D’s Top Utah General Contractor Rankings 

april | may 2013

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 22 - Mesa Verde Visitor and Research Center

$14.3 million, LEED Platinum project designed by Salt Lake-based ajc architects.

Pg. 26 - Owner Spotlight: The Boyer Company

Under leadership of President/CEO Jake Boyer, company has 40 projects in the works that total more than half a billion dollars.

Pg. 33 - Layton Construction 60th Anniversary

Company President/CEO David Layton confident firm is heading in the right direction.

Pg. 38 - Utah Electrical Firms Honored at IEA Awards

Pg. 42 - Association Spotlight

ABC Utah Experiencing Solid Growth, Has Bright Future.

Pg. 48 - Utah’s Top Architectural Firms (Cover Story)

February | march 2013

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 14 - Utah ACPA Awards

Pg. 18 - AGC of Utah Convention Recap/Awards

Pg. 28 - Utah Masonry Council Awards

Pg. 32 - Adobe’s New Abode (Cover Story)

Software giant’s stunning new $110 million campus in Lehi is turning heads.

Pg. 39 - Ogden High School Renovation

Classic Art Deco structure holds great value to local community.

Pg. 42 - FrontRunner South

Jordan Narrows offered immense challenges for both design and construction team.

Pg. 44 - LEED: 15 Years Later

Like it or not, USGBC’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program has raised the bar on creating sustainable buildings.

Pg. 49 - MHTN Architects Celebrates 90th Anniversary

january 2013

This Issue Includes:

Pg. 14 - 2012 AIA Utah Awards

Pg. 18 - 2012 ACEC Utah Excellence in Engineering Awards

Inspiring new $9.6 million Peace House in Park City greatly expands its capacity to serve and bring light to victims of domestic violence.

Pg. 34 - Billion Dollar Baby (Cover Story)

I-15 CORE project delivered ahead of time and under budget.

Pg. 36 - Cowboy Up!

Cowboy Partners continue to thrive in Utah’s multi-family development market.

Pg. 40 - Anniversary Profile

Mountain States Fence celebrates 50 Years in construction industry.