Posted Mar 10, 2014, 5:03 PM
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Downtown - 111 South Main
111 Main Office Tower is Salt Lake City's next exclusive office development by 111 Main Partners. The building has been designed by the internationally renowned architectural firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. The tower is a 23-story office building offering an exceptional downtown location adjacent to City Creek, America's newest and best shopping center, and the new Utah Performing Arts Center, a 2,500 seat Broadway style theater. The Tower features 462,350 gsf office area, typical floor size of 20,000 rsf, column-free design, floor-to-ceiling glass, with 9 foot ceilings. When completed, it is anticipated that the building will be awarded a LEED Gold Certification. The 111 Main Office Tower will be the next elegant icon on the city's skyline and the premier business address in Utah.
The principal partner in 111 Main Partners is City Creek Reserve, a development company owned by the LDS Church. Hamilton Partners was the original principal partner on the project and recently sold their interest to City Creek Reserve. Hamilton Partners developed 222 S. Main.
New Performing Arts Center - Broadway Style Theater
The New Performing Arts Center will be a 2,500 seat theater in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. The PAC will provide needed facilities for first run Broadway tours, as well concerts and many other events. The PAC will include roof top green space, exterior balconies, rehearsal space and a "winter garden" type lobby. The PAC will also engage, and enliven Regent St. including Regent St theater access and Regent St retail space. The addition of the PAC will free up much needed space at other downtown theater venues such as Capital Theater and Rose Wagner theater, these theaters are home to many local performing arts organizations, including Ballet West, and The Utah Opera at The Capital Theater.
The New Performing Arts Center is being developed by Salt Lake City, and will be managed by Salt Lake County and scheduled to open in 2016.
111 MAIN and the New Performing Arts Center are two separate development projects that are working in conjunction with one another in order to stream line the overall construction timeline.
Last edited by Future Mayor; Mar 11, 2014 at 10:47 PM.
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