SALT LAKE CITY | Development Thread

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Salt Lake City & MSA/CSA Rundown

Update Central Metro East - Utah Film Studios Located In Park City to add Residential - The Studio Crossing Development

The owner of Utah Film Studios has broken ground on a new development next door to his Park City studios.
The project will include hundreds of housing units and commercial space.

Parker Malatesta Reporting for KCPW @
https://www.kpcw.org/park-city/2023-...mplete-by-2025

The Park City Council has approved the project, dubbed Studio Crossing...

The development was proposed by Utah Film Studio owner Crandall Capital, who previously worked on a housing project in the Newpark area of Kimball Junction.

The local family firm includes Gary Crandall and his son Ryan.

Ryan said the first phase of Studio Crossing could be complete in late 2025.

Courtesy Utah Film Studios

“The first phase is going to be 208 affordable housing units, anywhere from a studio to a three-bedroom, and 60,000 square feet of commercial space,” he said. “The second phase will be an additional 100 townhomes and condominiums.”

The affordable units will be for people making between 60% and 80% of Summit County’s area median income. That ranges between roughly $62,000 and $83,000 for a single person’s annual salary.

Gary Crandall said they plan to offer affordable studio apartments for $1,650 per month including utilities, although that’s subject to change due to inflation. He also said they plan to construct trail connections, and have talked with Summit County about installing a bike share station there.

Ryan said the new development will bring more traffic to the Quinn’s Junction area.

“Compared to the original development, which was 100% commercial, we actually have reduced traffic,” Ryan Crandall said. “I guess compared to what there is now - nothing - you will have an increase. But what was originally entitled, it will be a huge reduction, about 45% to 47%, so it is a win. And hopefully we’ll be capturing a lot of people with that retail there. Instead of people driving from Kamas or Jordanelle all the way into town, we can kind of cut them off before they have to come into town now that there’ll be some retail out there.”

Ryan said they’ve had a lot of interest from potential businesses. He said a grocery store is not in the proposal, but a smaller bodega offering staples is likely.

“The best restaurant out there right now is the cafeteria at the hospital, which is great food, but there’s not a lot of options. We have a lot of restaurants interested, dental, medical office, a lot of things for the community.”

He said Park City was strongly against any plan to build a gas station on the site.

When complete, the full development will neighbor the Utah Film Studios...

KPCW @ https://www.kpcw.org/park-city/2023-...mplete-by-2025

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State Capitol Campus Expansion - Latest Renderings & Construction Website Updates -


Ancillary offices and Museum to be added to the State Capitol Campus - Under Construction Photo Update Website Below

By: Ben WinslowPosted - Apr 11, 2022 - https://www.fox13now.com/news/local-...urity-upgrades

SALT LAKE CITY — Plans are moving forward to build a new state history museum and increase security on Capitol Hill.

The Capitol Preservation Board and architects are finishing designs for the new Museum of Utah, a multi-million dollar facility to replace the old State Office Building and data center that sit north of the Capitol building itself. Demolition will start this summer of 2022.

The design, which will closely mirror the existing Capitol, will also include an area for tour buses to come in and a large landscaped plaza for people to enjoy

Historic Capitol Structure

https://traveler.marriott.com/wp-<br...tol-header.jpg

Pictured, 60's era offices at the rear perimeter of the Capitol Grounds to be demolished and replaced


Pictured are the more recent east/west office additions. Designed to more appropriately blend with the Original Historic Capitol. Contemporary offices to the rear to be demoed and replaced by a major museum/office complex closely mirroring the historic architecture of the original State Capitol.


Renderings of the new Capitol Museum and Offices structure.

Originally Posted by Blah_Amazing

This Utah Capitol complex building will be demolished. Here's what is slated to replace it

https://www.ksl.com/article/50338570...-to-replace-it

A segment of the article:

QUOTE:
...The Utah Legislature is working to fund a new seismically sound five-story, 151,535 square-foot building just north of the Utah Capitol that would give Utah's historic artifacts collection the permanent home that state historians have requested. In addition to the museum, the building plan calls for a new conference center, office space, 400 parking stalls, and electric vehicle charging stations.

However, its most distinctive feature is the space set aside for a state history museum and history collection area, It's a building that will give Utahns a chance to see pieces of the state's past they may have never seen before. Jennifer Ortiz, the director of the Utah Division of State History, is excited about that prospect, calling Utah's history collection "truly incredible."

"It's such an incredible opportunity — a once-in-a-generation opportunity," she told KSL.com. "To get to participate in thinking about how we can highlight the state's history and the collections is really just a beautiful gift that we can give to the state and to Utahns."

The massive project will replace the aging and abandoned State Office Building that was constructed over 60 years ago. The old building is slated to be torn down in mid-August, according to Jim Russell, the director of the Utah Division of Facilities and Construction Management. Construction of the new building should begin in the fall.

The entire project is estimated to cost $219 million, with $110 million coming over from money saved from the construction of the new Utah State Prison, Russell said. Gov. Spencer Cox has requested that $85 million go toward the North Capitol project, with another $7 million in ongoing funds, according to his 2023 budget. As of Monday, SB6, the legislative bill that covers all sorts of infrastructure and general government spending, lists $68 million toward the project.

It's unclear whether the proposed funds in SB6 would complete the remaining cost of the project.

There are also economic variables that can change the total cost of the project.

"Of course, we are concerned with the continued escalation of the construction market due to labor and material shortages," Russell added, in an email to KSL.com.

Still, the new building is now projected to open in either late 2025 or early 2026 — about 12 to 18 months later than originally anticipated because of earthquake mitigation work that is expected to lengthen the project timeline, Ortiz said.

The delay, however, puts the building right on track to open just in time for a major nationwide celebration...

August 2022 - Demolition Process Begins

Interior work at the moment, they've taken out a few windows and a significant chunk of the eastern wall.
Here's a view from the southwest, only sign anything is happening from this angle is the fencing.

Photos By Paniolo Man

November 11, 2022

The State Office Building is almost completely gone.

Photos By Paniolo Man

Photo Website Construction Updates, November 2022 - December of 2023

November - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction..../november-2022

December - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction..../december-2022

January - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction....s/january-2023

February - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction..../february-2023

March - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction....tos/march-2023

April - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction....tos/april-2023

May - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction.org/photos/may-2023

June - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction....otos/june-2023

July - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction....otos/july-2023

August - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction....os/august-2023

September - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction....september-2023

October - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction....s/october-2023

November - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction..../november-2023

December - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction..../december-2023

January 2024 - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction....s/january-2024

February 2024 - https://www.utahcapitolconstruction..../february-2024[/B]

Originally Posted by Paniolo Man

My favorite picture from the May photo update on utahcapitolconstruction.org

June 18, 2023

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July 24, 2023,






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September 12, 2023

Originally Posted by Paniolo Man

Here's progress on the North Capitol Building and Capitol Plaza.

Photos By Paniolo Man

November 10, 2023




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December 9, 2023

The North Capitol Building has reached 2 floors above ground:

Photo By Paniolo Man



January 30, 2024

Originally Posted by Paniolo Man

North Capitol Building Yesterday: I wanted to walk around to get more angles but forgot that capitol hill is crowded during the session.

Photo By Paniolo Man



March 3, 2024

Originally Posted by Paniolo Man

North Capitol Building/Museum:

They have begun to install the granite exterior:


Here are several pieces on a trailer:

Photos By Paniolo Man

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Update, The Twenty Ones Project - The Sugar House District

Taylor Anderson Reporting - Full Article @ BuildingSaltLake.com - https://buildingsaltlake.com/develop...-at-21st-21st/

... A mixed-use project that would bring over 100 new residents, shops, and restaurants surrounding the popular greasy spoon Blue Plate Diner in East Sugar House. The project, dubbed the Twenty Ones, seeks to breathe new life into the block. It would also continue the trend of adding
medium-density developments throughout Sugar House.

[CENTER]Among the project’s details:

99 high-end residential units, 22 residential units above retail in a two-story building
77 residential units in a new three-story building, 16,000 square feet of retail
underground parking

The development will include a two-story building fronting 2100 South and a three-story residential building behind it, on the north.

October 22, 2022

Photos By Jacob Barlow @ https://jacobbarlow.com/2022/10/11/2145-e-2100-s/

July 25, 2023

Photos By BobRulz



September 2023


https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/2100...y-UT/25322373/

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Central Metro - The Corner & 6th Project - Midvale

• 1,388 - 4,850 SF available
• Located in Midvale’s Art District
• Centrally located within Salt Lake Metro
• Main-level office & retail
• Zoned HC (Historical District)
• 10 min drive to Salt Lake International Airport


Corner & 6th will offer single-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments. Located on historic Midvale Main Street, Corner & 6th is ideally situated for individuals wanting a hip environment, the area becoming the Sugarhouse of South Valley. Midvale City is building a 7-lot Food Truck Plaza directly across the street. Catching the eye of individuals wanting beautiful curb appeal, these modernized units with podium secure parking, rooftop decks, and an incredible management team will be ready to rent in the Spring of 2024!

March 6, 2024

Photo By Paniolo Man

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Update - The Cottonwood Highland Project - Millcreek District - COMPLETED

Located amidst the trendsetting neighborhoods of Millcreek and Sugar House, Cottonwood Highland Apartments offers a blend of refined elegant urban living. Cottonwood Highland offers a selection of 250 thoughtfully designed Studio, 1, & 2 Bedroom Apartments and Townhome Layouts.

Features:

Electric Car Charging Stations - Walk-in closets* - Bike Storage & Repair Workshop - Smart Home Features - Dog Spa & All Wash Room - Quartz Countertops & Backsplash

Outdoor Grills - Retail on Main Level (Coming soon) - Stainless Steel Appliances - Studio, 1, & 2 Bedroom Apartments and Townhome Layout - 24/7 Fitness Center

Front Loading Washers and Dryers - Outdoor Fire Pit - Sky Lounge - Spacious and Stylish Island Kitchens* - Apt CoWork (A Coworking Space) - Private Balconies*
Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator with Ice Maker - Resort-Style Pool & Spa - Garage Parking Available - Large Outdoor Terraces* - Sky Deck

https://www.redfin.com/UT/Salt-Lake-...ment/181253447

https://www.redfin.com/UT/Salt-Lake-...ment/181253447

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Update, North Temple Transit Corridor - Stacey and Witbeck Offices

Originally Posted by Blah_Amazing

https://citizenportal.slcgov.com/Cit...howInspection=

Address: 1958 W. North Temple

Basics: Replacement of an existing 1960s era 4,300 sq ft office building with a new two-floor, 21,000 sq ft steel-frame facility designed by EDA.

Project Description (from builder):
The proposed design solution under review, is meant to replace Stacy and Witbeck's existing 1960s era 4,300 square foot office building, with a new facility, designed by EDA. The 21,000 square foot structure is to be a steel-frame, type IIB construction with an exterior material palette of brick that relates to new adjacent properties, board formed concrete, and glazing.

As Stacy and Witbeck has been instrumental in the development of the UTA TRAX system, the proposed design is meant to emphasize their direct connection to the 1940 W. TRAX stop, and encourage the use of public transit by their employees and clients.

The property itself is in a TSA-MUEC zone and is currently anticipated to score above the 125-point threshold on the Transit Station Area scoring system. As the TSA guidelines are meant to foster a communally beneficial design, EDA has taken the additional steps of registering the proposed design with the USGBC and LEED. These additional steps and guidelines are to ensure that the future structure is a responsible addition to this TSA-MUEC zone, and the surrounding community.

Project Rendering: Southeast Corner


Project Rendering: North Face


Project Rendering: West Face


Project Rendering: Southwest Corner


Project Rendering: Northeast Corner


Site Plan


North & South Elevations


East & West Elevations

Building getting replaced:

November 10, 2023

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February 24, 2024


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Downtown Update, Pickle & Hide Project, The Granary District

Originally Posted by Blah_Amazing

Project is envisioned as a live/work/ play hub.
Includes 139 apartments, retail, and flex commercial space. Mid-block pedestrian connections lined with green space and patios.

Renderings: https://www.blaser-ventures.com/pickle-hide

https://citizenportal.slcgov.com/Cit...howInspection=

Address: 741 S 400 W

Project Description (from developer):
Pickle & Hide is a mixed-use development located at 741 400 West. The project is envisioned as a live/work/ play hub, promoting an active lifestyle and celebrating the creative history of the Granary District. A diverse mix of apartments, commercial space, and ground floor neighborhood-focused retail is provided throughout the site. A pedestrian connection lined with green space and patios is proposed throughout the site which is in alignment with the Mid-Block Walkway Master Plan, reinforcing Pickle & Hide as a destination within the existing neighborhood.
The buildings share a parking garage located at the Northeast corner of the site, screening it from the street. Studios, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom apartments are planned around outdoor private terraces. Additionally, office space will have private and public terraces. A walkable ground floor retail experience and 15,000 sf of programmable, privately owned public space will bring life to the street level. Activating the rooftops will encourage outdoor living and working, bringing life above the 400 West frontage.
The building materials composed of brick masonry establish a base that relates to surrounding context and metal panels above build upon the industrial character of the neighborhood. The North Building (Hide) has a slightly different material strategy than the South Building (Pickle) to provide diversity along the primary street frontage.
The building forms have subtle movement to provide interest above the pedestrian level. The new construction is set back from the existing buildings to celebrate the history of the buildings, provide green space and patios along the building frontage, and invite pedestrian activity to the site.

Renderings: https://www.blaser-ventures.com/pickle-hide


































Renderings: https://www.blaser-ventures.com/pickle-hide

Existing Conditions, Landscape Plan, Vicinity Map, Midblock Walkway

Floor Plans

Elevations

June 2023

Originally Posted by Blah_Amazing

Pickle & Hide (demo)
https://citizenportal.slcgov.com/Cit...howInspection=
741 S 400 W

Demolition of 3 masonry walls at boiler enclosure attached to rear of existing structure to allow for asbestos abatement.

Originally Posted by Atlas

There was actually an article in the WSJ a couple days ago showing off the Pickle & Hide project. (paywalled, summary here) All of this just underscores that the 400 W TRAX extension needs to happen asap.

Salt Lake City Ups the Ante in Bid to Become a Fintech Hub

By AnnaMaria Andriotis and Peter Rudegeair for the Wall Street Journal

A new education center in the city aims to produce employees who are equipped to work in financial technology

https://citizenportal.slcgov.com/Cit...howInspection=

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Downtown Update - The BRIX Project

AJC Architects

Originally Posted by Blah_Amazing

Address: 241 West 400 South

The Basics: 11 floors, 115 ft tall, 144 residential units, 126 parking stalls, and a mid-block pedestrian access along the west side of the project.

Project Vision (from developer):


UNIT MIX - 144 Total Units
Offering a variety of unit types and sizes is a driving priority in the project matrix / proforma to create diversity of tenants. We have found these are the unit types everyone is looking for:
- (59) Studios Apartments - 500 - 600 s.f. ea
- (50) 1-Bedroom Apartments - 700 - 800 s.f. ea
- (26) 2 Bedroom Apartments - 1,000 - 1,250 s.f. ea
- (9) Loft / Suite Apartments - 1,300 - 1,800 s.f. ea

Renderings:




















Proposed Building Materials, Project Context, Project Site, and Site Plan:

Proposed Building Materials


Project Site


Site Plan

Floor Plans:

Project Elevations

North Elevation


North Elevation Building Materials


South Elevation


South Elevation Building Materials


East Elevation


East Elevation Building Materials


West Elevation


West Elevation Building Materials

Originally Posted by taboubak

April 14 - Just drove by the Brix site. They have broken ground.

Originally Posted by Atlas

July 5 - ...Which reminds me, and I can't remember if it's been mentioned here or not: the BRIX project is fully under construction now.

August 15, 2023

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October 27, 2023


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Updates, Central Metro - Salt Lake Bees break ground on new 2025 Triple A Daybreak ballpark

Pictured, The Daybreak District. Home of the MSA's new AAA baseball team.
Jaw-dropping scenic views included. Stadium stands will be orientated toward this view of Salt Lake's Wasatch Mtns.

By Kevin Reichard For Ballpark Digest @ https://ballparkdigest.com/2023/10/2...reak-ballpark/ - Big news from the Salt Lake Bees (Triple-A; Pacific Coast League): the team unveiled new renderings and a naming-rights partner, America First Credit Union, for a new Downtown Daybreak ballpark set to open in 2025.

In addition, Larry H. Miller Company announced the groundbreaking on the privately funded Downtown Daybreak ballpark in South Jordan, Utah. The Bees will continue to play at Smith’s Ballpark in Salt Lake City through the 2024 season, and the new ballpark will allow the Bees to meet the current MiLB ballpark specs while meeting the 2025 deadline. The new ballpark is the centerpiece of new development in South Jordan’s Daybreak development.

Followings Renderings Courtesy, The Larry H. Miller Co. @ https://ballparkdigest.com/2023/10/2...reak-ballpark/





According to the Larry H. Miller Company, the new ballpark will:

- Feature a capacity for 7,500 fans

- Offer a range of tickets from open-lawn seating to expanded premium, club
and field-level seating where fans are closer to home plate than the pitcher
- Feature a variety of local, tasty food and beverage options

- Event spaces

- Family-friendly gathering areas and a new alcohol-free zone

- Year-round programming and activities

- An easily accessible team store

- Picturesque views of the Wasatch Mountains

- Located along Mountain View Corridor and a planned UTA Red Line TRAX Station, the ballpark is accessible for fans across the Wasatch Front and walkable and bikeable for those who live within the 4,100-acre master-planned community of Daybreak. More information can be found at beesballpark.com.

America First Credit Union is the exclusive naming rights partner for the ballpark and nearby sports and entertainment plaza (AMERICA FIRST SQUARE), as well as a finance and lending partner for Downtown Daybreak and other Larry H. Miller Real Estate projects. This is not AFCU’s first foray into pro-sports naming rights; the credit union also is naming-rights partner for MLS’s Real Salt Lake.


The square is an outdoor sports and entertainment plaza that will include year-round versatility for concerts, summer games, ice skating, and holiday lights, all within proximity to pre- and post-game shopping and dining experiences.

AFCU will also have credit union exclusivity rights and a street named in Downtown Daybreak, as well as collaborative promotions with Swig for credit union members. Additionally, the partnership includes the Salt Lake Bees contributing $200,000 annually toward community projects, with a monetary match from the America First Charitable Foundation. The credit union will also partner with Larry H. Miller Real Estate for finance and lending related to Downtown Daybreak and other development projects.


“Downtown Daybreak will be a transformational, mixed-use development in the fastest growing part of Salt Lake County, and we are thrilled this initial phase will be anchored by a new ballpark and entertainment plaza. This project, located between the TRAX line and Mountain View Corridor, will be a destination for the community to gather and create shared experiences for family and friends,” said Steve Starks, CEO of the Larry H. Miller Company, via press release. “Our landmark partnership with America First speaks to the power of collaboration and a shared commitment to enrich lives. We are also grateful for the City of South Jordan, a strong partner in bringing this vision to reality.”


“We are a family-centered community, and we are excited to join friends and family from across the region as together we enjoy America’s favorite pastime right here in South Jordan,” said City of South Jordan Mayor Dawn Ramsey via press release. “We are one of the fastest growing areas in the state and know that creating a vibrant regional destination for fans and guests to gather year-round is needed on many fronts. The master-planned urban center, anchored by the ballpark and Larry H. Miller Megaplex Entertainment will also bring jobs, diverse housing and amenities, entertainment, retail and dining options, and natural recreation areas. I am proud of the collaboration between the city council and staff at South Jordan City and the team at the Larry H. Miller Company. This is a true partnership and a once-in-a-generation opportunity.”

“We look forward to playing in this growing area of the county,” said Marc Amicone, president and general manager for the Salt Lake Bees via press release. “This new facility and its amenities will provide a world-class game-day experience for our players and fans. We know that our fans will enjoy the family-friendly experience of Triple-A baseball in this state-of-the-art venue.”

“We couldn’t be more excited to work with America First,” said Michelle Smith, president of LHM Sports + Entertainment via press release. “We felt their enthusiasm and commitment to the Salt Lake Bees and our entire sports community during every conversation. They have been longtime partners of ours and share our promise of providing exceptional experiences for guests and families, as well as enriching the lives of our friends and neighbors.”


The ballpark, along with the newly announced Larry H. Miller Megaplex Entertainment – a cinema-entertainment center (CEC), will serve as the first anchors to the nearly 200-acre transformative, regional urban center. The CEC will feature premium large-format movie screens with 100-percent luxury seating, luxury bowling lanes with laneside dining, unique food and beverage offerings, a private chef and scratch kitchen, state-of-the-art arcade games, private event space, and more.

One question that’s likely to bounce around the baseball world: How does this play in any potential bids for an MLB expansion team? And the answer is pretty simple: it’s not a factor in any MLB planning. South Jordan is about 17 miles south of downtown Salt Lake, farther than the 13 miles separating Target Field (Minnesota Twins home) and CHS Field (St. Paul Saints home). There are several MLB markets where top MiLB affiliates also play–Seattle, Atlanta, Houston–so there’s definitely precedent.

Partners on the construction project include Larry H. Miller Real Estate, Okland Construction, TallyCM, HOK, Urban Design Associates, MVE Architects, Atlas Architects, and Loci Landscape Architecture.

Renderings courtesy Larry H. Miller Company.

January 19, 2024

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Construction on the new Salt Lake Bees baseball stadium in South Jordan's Daybreak neighborhood on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024.

March 2024

Originally Posted by msbutah

Jason Yeaman in the Daybreak Facebook group posted images of the stadium buildout progress out there.

Photo By Jason Yeaman for the Daybreak Facebook Group

Related Story: Larry H. Miller Company to invest at least $3.5B in Salt Lake City MLB Project

https://www.deseret.com/utah/2024/2/...ect-west-side/


Pictured bottom of aerial, redeveloped former Utah Power and Light/Rocky Mtn. Power Campus.
Upper of aerial, pictured across from No. Temple Light-Rail Corridor, is the State Fairgrounds.

Courtesy of The Larry H. Miller Co. - https://www.deseret.com/utah/2024/2/...ect-west-side/

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Downtown East - 144 South Apts.

KSL.com - The forthcoming project is set to bring 110 studio and one-bedroom units for people making 60% of the area's median income when it opens in the coming years. Kanter points out that the multistory apartment complex will be located in a "prime" spot for workforce housing.

It's also located within a block of bus stops that can help residents travel to downtown, the University of Utah and other places over the county. It's also located within a few blocks of a pair of TRAX stations along the Utah Transit Authority's blue, green and red lines.

"This makes an indent," Oliver said. "We hope the state moves forward and continues to fund additional affordable projects in the Wasatch Front so we can further decrease that need."

The project, which is estimated to cost about $50 million, also includes a co-working space for people who work from home, as well as space for a dog wash, bike storage room and a public cafe.

Originally Posted by Blah_Amazing

https://citizenportal.slcgov.com/Cit...howInspection=

We've got some updated looks/ renderings for the 144 South Apartments

Location: 144 S 500 E

110 residential units. 6 floors above ground.

Prior sketch/rendering:


Post Created and Assembled By Blah_Amazing

September 26th

144 S Apartments (500 E) - 5/6 floors & 110 units - site has been cleared and ready for construction.

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April 28, 2023




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South Salt Lake Update - Groundbreaking of 'One Burton'.

(Architectural Nexus) Rendering of One Burton, a mixed-use development that is kick-starting South Salt Lake's plans to create a downtown district.


See what’s coming to South Salt Lake

By Alixel Cabrera | Nov. 16, 2022, 5:00 a.m. - https://www.sltrib.com/news/2022/11/...-coming-south/


South Salt Lake • Buzz about South Salt Lake revitalization took a tangible step forward Tuesday with a ceremonial shovel turn on Main Street and Burton Avenue.

Construction of One Burton, a new mixed-use development near 2400 South, is now underway, and, along with other building projects, so is the prospect of creating a downtown in this city of 27,000 residents.

The eight-story complex will have 180 apartments — 50 two-bedroom, 103 one-bedroom and 27 studio units. Planned amenities include a gallery, spa and fitness facilities along with rooftop courtyards. The project, which is expected to open in 2024, also will include 7,000 square feet of retail space for restaurants or neighborhood shops.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) South Salt Lake VIPs turn over a shovel of dirt for groundbreaking of South Salt Lake's Downtown East Streetcar District, which will provide 180 multifamily housing units, on Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022.

South Salt Lake’s downtown has been in the works since 2016. The intention is to add more housing, commercial and nightlife, said Mayor Cherie Wood. After years of planning, pandemic-related disruptions and infrastructure issues, city officials, architects and developers staged Tuesday’s ceremony on an open parcel where a church, an apartment building and a storage facility used to sit.

“This is our first one after all of that to break ground, and we’re excited,” said Wood, highlighting how much she liked the design, which wraps around a billboard facing Interstate 80. “This is one of many coming to our downtown area.”

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) One Burton, the redevelopment area planned for South Salt Lake's downtown revitalization, known as the Downtown East Streetcar District, will provide 180 multifamily housing units, on Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022.

Despite the excitement surrounding One Burton, the building will not include the affordable units that Utah so desperately needs to ease a housing crisis.

City officials had been working with these developers before the housing crunch deepened, Wood said, so they did not address the affordability element for this building. But the mayor expects future developments to include affordable units.

What it will look like

One Burton will boast midcentury modern architecture that fits with the neighborhood, said Doug Thimm, an architect at Architectural Nexus, the Salt Lake City firm designing the building. “The idea was to bring something in that could be a piece of architecture that became part of the greater whole.”

Thimm is confident that this development will help execute the city’s vision for its downtown. The building, including its commercial space, is expected to draw people from across Salt Lake County.

“I’ve been talking on and off with the city for over 20 years,” Thimm said, “and to see something finally happening here is really exciting for us.”

(Architectural Nexus) Rendering of One Burton, a mixed-use development that is kick-starting South Salt Lake's plans to create a downtown district. For this project, Architectural Nexus is working alongside Abstract Development Group, an affiliate of a New York-based real estate firm, and Jacobsen Construction Co.

More changes coming to South Salt Lake

Developers are planning another 12 projects in the area in the near future.

“You’re going to see change as you’re already seeing in South Salt Lake right now,” said Gary Ellis, Jacobsen’s president and CEO. “...This is a true sign that we’re providing an area for people to come and live in South Salt Lake and really revitalize the area.”

South Salt Lake’s downtown expects to offer grocery stores, public spaces and access to public transportation.

“We’ve always struggled from people not knowing that we’re a city. If we built a downtown, those types of developments would last 50-plus years,” Wood said, “and so that would really be something we can hang our hat on as a community.”

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Salt Lake City East Bench, University of Utah - Impact & Prosperity Epicenter

University Groundbreaking Ceremony held October 12, 2022 for the 'New Impact & Prosperity Epicenter'

Photo, ABC 4 News

The groundbreaking celebration of the new Impact & Prosperity Epicenter was an event befitting this exciting new campus landmark...

The Impact & Prosperity Epicenter is a one-of-a-kind multidisciplinary hub for innovation at the University of Utah, developed in cooperation with the Center for Business Health and Prosperity, Sorenson Impact Center, and the David Eccles School of Business.

The building will lay a new foundation for students to innovate, impact, and inspire, by combining experiential learning spaces with much-needed campus housing. As President Randall told the crowd gathered at the groundbreaking event, this new building — and the experiences it will create for students — represent the very soul of the university.

The new facility will house the Sorenson Impact Center and the Business Health and Prosperity Center building on the commitment of the David Eccles School of Business to provide experiential learning to its students and to impact the global science enterprise community. The Impact & Prosperity Epicenter will be a new multidisciplinary hub for social impact, community engagement, and enterprise, empowering social entrepreneurs and organizations.

The building will provide housing for an international population of students participating in the center’s programs with up to 775 beds in individual room and apartment configurations. Residents will range from undergraduate and graduate students to leaders of NGOs who will come to the building for training. Living and learning will unite to form an organic social network that opens new ways of communicating and sharing developed around an assembly of spaces, nonhierarchical by design, to nurture a culture of local and global impact. There will be 90+ parking stalls to the north of the building and the project will achieve LEED Silver or above.

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As construction progresses, the iconic curve of the building’s floors are now starting to emerge as the building’s footprint takes shape. It’s looking great!




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June 30, 2023 - Following Photos Courtesy of - https://epicenter.utah.edu/universit...ity-epicenter/


Nothing but blue skies over the Epicenter as the next level takes shape.



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Looking at the Wasatch




November 2023

Enjoying the beautiful fall weather while pouring the concrete for the top of the six-floor section of the building.


Thank you to all that have worked through rain, snow, mud, sun, and everything in between to get us this far.
It was wonderful to celebrate such a big milestone of pouring the final floor over some great food.




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February 29, 2024

Construction of the three-floor section of the building underway




TODAY LIVE: Epicenter Construction Webcam Now Available

https://epicenter.utah.edu/epicenter...now-available/

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Eastern Bench, University of Utah - Spencer Fox Eccles School Of Medicine - Under Construction

The University of Utah broke ground in October 2022 on the new state-of-the-art home for the Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine. The new 185,000-square-foot building will become the hub of the university’s nationally recognized health sciences campus. The facilities will accelerate the school’s ability to provide the highest quality medical education, advanced research, and patient care. The $185 million facility has been made possible, in part, by funds from a landmark gift of $110 million from the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation and the Nora Eccles Treadwell Foundation. The gift provides support not only for the building but also for medical education programs and cardiovascular research.

University of Utah Health is the only academic medical center in the Mountain West, providing patient care for nearly 10% of the geographic area of the continental United States. The construction of the medical education building is expected to drive the most critical evolution in the medical school’s history and be used across three primary areas: education, research, and clinical care.

June 18, 2023

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Abatement of the old School Of Medicine to begin next month followed by demolition in the spring.

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March 13, 2024

Reaveley Engineers - Up close and personal with the The University of Utah Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine! We recently visited the site of the future 185,000-square-foot building, set to be the heartbeat of the university's renowned health sciences campus. With the University of Utah Health already setting standards by serving nearly 10% of the continental US, the progress on this monumental project signals a transformative era in the medical school's history. Get ready for a future where education, research, and clinical care seamlessly merge to shape the next generation of healthcare excellence. VCBO Architecture & Jacobsen Construction

Photos By Revelely Engineers @ https://www.facebook.com/search/top?...n&locale=es_LA

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East Bench Update, University of Utah - Phase II Of The Crocker Science Center
"The William Stewart Building for Applied Sciences" - Under Construction

...The project will restore and renovate the historic William Stewart building and construct an addition to the building on the west side, adjacent to University Street.

This project is important to the University and will provide new and updated space to serve the University of Utah’s educational and research mission. It will serve as the new home for the Departments of Physics & Astronomy and Atmospheric Sciences, focusing on aerospace, semiconductor technology, biotechnology, data science, hazardous weather forecasting, and air quality. Together, the two departments teach more than 5,600 students. See why the University of Utah College of Science is so excited about launching this project: New construction will provide a 56 percent increase in experimental and computer lab capacity. There will be 40,700 square feet of renovated space in the historic Stewart Building and a 100,00 square foot new addition.

The project will preserve and restore the historic character of the William Stewart Building while introducing a modern yet complementary design for the new addition. The new building’s exterior finishes will resemble the latest addition to the Crocker Science building next door.

Tree protection plans are in place, and the project team has taken steps to ensure the safety and preservation of Cottams’s Gulch, which will remain open and accessible during construction. In addition, the project team is working with Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theater leadership to ensure construction does not affect theater activities.

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Reaveley Engineers - The University of Utah's Applied Science Building is coming to life, addressing the current challenges faced by the Physics & Astronomy and Atmospheric Sciences departments. The historic William Stewart building is seeing a 40,700 sq ft renovation and a sleek 100,000 sq ft new addition, giving a 56% boost in lab capacity. Preserving the William Stewart Building's historic charm, the project combines modern design with inspiration from the neighboring Crocker Science building for a seamless, complementary look.

Photos By Reaveley Engineers @ https://www.facebook.com/ReaveleyEngineers

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Downtown Update - The Revival - By PEG Development - COMPLETED

A modern twist on classic Western European design characteristics of the 1920’s. Located in downtown’s Historic Warehouse District, this unique project’s industrial exterior will blend seamlessly with its environment while beautifully transitioning into a more refined palette inside. Tenants will enjoy prominent geometric patterns, intense color schemes, and grandiose finishes throughout the art deco-inspired building interiors. This project stands in one of Salt Lake City’s Qualified Opportunity Zones.

Copy By Luke Garrott @ BuildingSaltLake.com - Market-rate apartment construction in Downtown Salt Lake City will see another start, when PEG Development breaks ground on The Revival, just behind the NE corner of 400 South and 200 West.

Simply Sushi and Ibiza nightclub occupy a one-story retail space on the NE corner of the 400 S. 200 W. intersection. That building will remain. PEG will build to the north on surface parking lots and demolish one building on 200 West, currently occupied by RestoreFX, an auto body shop. In addition, the project will add a one-story retail space of 1700 SF, directly east of Ibiza fronting 400 South. The owners are looking for a fast-casual dining establishment. Three buildings total will be demolished for the new project.

Updated Design - Location: Salt Lake City - Year: 2021 - Size: 144,000 SF - Units: 143





The Revival site, approximate, in red, just west of Fairfield Inn & Suites. Image by Luke Garrott, courtesy Google Earth.


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Demolition has clearly started on this site. As viewed looking east from 200 West.

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March, 2022

Read And See More @ https://www.buildingsaltlake.com/in-...nd-the-street/

Note the construction immediately above to the north will be the new Edison House Social Club.



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New Edison Social Club on the left and the Revival Apartments on the right.



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December 15, 2023

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It was great to see the turnout at the Rio Grande Plan event! Here are a few photos I snagged over the course of today:

The Revival looks done, I really like the choice of colors and materials:

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Update - Central Metro/East - Park City - New Black Rock Mountain Resort To Add Hockey Arena & Event Center

Perfectly situated adjacent to the Jordanelle Reservoir and minutes from the Deer Valley and Park City ski resorts, Black Rock Mountain Resort (BRMR) is primed to become a true world-class four-season destination. Guests have easy access to skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and other winter activities in addition to fishing, boating, jet and water skiing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, golfing, and countless other outdoor activities. As one of the many additions to the Park City/Jordanelle experience, BRMR will also boast a brand new, state-of-the-art Ice Event Center containing two indoor and one outdoor ice rinks with stadium seating for up to 500 spectators. Additional amenities will include a front check-in lobby & lounge area, full-service restaurant & bar with room service, coffee bar & market, valet & underground parking, courtyard patio & fire pits, and much more.

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Exerpts from article by Alexander Cramer - For The Park Record https://www.parkrecord.com/news/cond...y-end-of-2019/

...Black Rock Mountain Resort is a 250-unit condo/hotel/ice arena concept that aims to capitalize on what its developers see as the growing four-season attraction of this one-time winter-only destination.

It’s also an example of the regional effects of the Park City area’s growth, with the complex intended to serve as an amenity hub for two other developments at the western end of Brown’s Canyon: Black Rock Ridge and the Deer Vista gated community.

Altogether, the three developments are entitled to more than 700 units at the mouth of Brown’s Canyon, with the potential to reshape an area that’s growing faster than almost anywhere in the region.

All three are in Wasatch County and Black Rock Mountain Resort and Black Rock Ridge are being developed by Mark 25 Homes...

March 5, 2024 - UNDER CONSTRUCTION

New Park City ice rink slated to be home arena for Utah Outliers

Danielle Miles for the TownLift Park City News - https://townlift.com/2024/03/new-par...utah-outliers/

The new rink will be a game-changer for Utah's junior hockey scene. The Utah Outliers have unveiled plans for a groundbreaking private ice rink, the Blackrock Event Center, just past Browns Canyon Road off of SR-248.

The Tier 2 Junior A team is part of the United States Premier Hockey League (USPHL), which plays a pivotal role in nurturing young talent aged 16 to 20 on their path to professional hockey.

A rendering shows the exterior of the future hockey arena.

Courtesy Andrus Architecture - https://www.kpcw.org/wasatch-county/...-december-2024

Kevin McCloskey, a former NHL player and the current operations director for the Outliers, shared insights into the development on Utah Puck Report. The announcement has stirred considerable excitement within the community, primarily due to the scarcity of ice rinks in Utah. Notably, this facility will stand out as the state’s first privately-owned rink, aligning with the Black Rock Resort, as disclosed by McCloskey to KSL Sports.

Slated for opening in the fall of 2024, the rink is designed to accommodate approximately 2,000 spectators alongside additional standing areas. The concert capacity will be 3,300 people, and the rink will also feature a three-story fitness center.

The Outliers’ previous base was at the Acord Ice Arena in West Valley City.

McCloskey, reflecting on the potential impact of the NHL’s expansion to Utah, expressed optimism about the sport’s future in the state. He shared with KSL Sports regarding an NHL expansion into Salt Lake City "It would be an unbelievable blessing for the hockey community,” he remarked, highlighting the local aspirations to integrate more homegrown talent into the team.

Outliers Interior Arena rendering. Photo: Andrus Architecture

https://townlift.com/2024/03/new-par...utah-outliers/

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March 13, 2024 - Photo of Hockey Arena Construction Progress. Sorry, I couldn't resize it. Reduce to 50%

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Eastern Metro Update - Soldier Hollow Facilities Expansion - Heber Valley, Midway

Press Release Midway, Utah - Soldier Hollow has celebrated the groundbreaking of a renovated and expanded competition building. The facility will transform Nordic skiing resources in Utah and the Heber Valley. The new facility will enhance Soldier Hollow’s athlete development programs to better serve national team athletes, masters athletes, and the participants in Team SOHO’s youth development programs.

The renovation and expansion will bolster Soldier Hollow Nordic Center’s potential as a world-class destination for biathlon and cross-country skiing. The ground floor will feature a new ski rental, gym training area, and team clubhouse to better serve local, national, and international athletes. The first floor will include a café and retail area, skier services desk for tickets and lessons, and a lounge area. The top floor consists of multi-use event space for group events, hospitality, meetings, and community gatherings.

Northeast Stair View - Soldier Hollow Competition Management Building Renovation and Expansion

The $13.5 million project will add 19,115 square feet to the current competition building to supplement an overhaul of 7,670 existing square feet.

“This renovation project is a further investment in Utah’s reputation as a destination for winter sport,” Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation CEO Colin Hilton said. “Our goal is to continually improve existing venues with elements that address current day needs that will also help us host the future Olympic and Paralympic Games.”

Construction is underway with a substantial completion set for the end of February 2024 in time to host the IBU Biathlon World Cup in March 2024. Final completion is projected for early summer 2024.

Soldier Hollow has welcomed dozens of world-class international events since the Salt Lake 2002 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games – including the 2019 IBU Biathlon World Cup, 2022 IBU Youth and Junior World Championships and 2023 FIS Para Nordic World Cup.

The Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation has invested purposefully in the growth of its cross-country and biathlon programs and connection to the Heber Valley community. Currently, Team SOHO and the Soldier Hollow Charter School program combine for over 500 local kids engaging in cross-country skiing at least twice per week during the winter.

“The renovated and expanded competition building will further enhance Soldier Hollow’s reputation as a world-class destination for Nordic skiing and outdoor recreation,” Soldier Hollow General Manager Luke Bodensteiner said. “Kids taking their first steps on skis, Olympians and everyone in between will all benefit from this project.”

This updated facility further enhances recent infrastructure upgrades at Soldier Hollow including an overhaul of snowmaking equipment and trail lighting additions.

Improvements to the competition building further a partnership between the State of Utah and the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation to simultaneously improve existing and construct new venues. Recently completed projects include the Kearns Athlete Training and Element Event Center and the Residences at Utah Olympic Park...

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Central Metro - The New Brighton High School - Cottonwood Heights

MHTN Architects designed the Brighton High School with special attention to the mountain backdrop in Cottonwood, Utah.

Situated on the benches of Cottonwood Heights, Brighton High School is an on-site phased replacement that offers stunning views of the surrounding Wasatch mountains and valley. Designed for Canyons School District’s comprehensive curriculum, flexible and adaptable spaces provide opportunities for multidisciplinary student group collaboration key to enhancing critical thinking, creativity, and overall student experience. The new school is organized along a central corridor that connects learning communities with amenities across the campus, creating a comprehensive educational experience.

The use of color, natural light, and pattern inside the school strengthens wayfinding while creating comfortable and inviting spaces. Given the relationship to the adjacent canyons, each level is branded with ideas that reference nature: trails, peaks, and waterways. Innovative spaces include an enhanced social commons, CTE maker spaces, performing arts suite, and a media commons with multipurpose capacity. The athletic complex features include a new arena-style main gymnasium, indoor turf fieldhouse, and outdoor rally plaza.

With over 50 years of history, the school’s culture and tradition is embedded throughout the design. As a next generation learning facility, the new Brighton High School provides a new educational environment that honors the community’s legacy of excellence and academic success.

Design: MHTN Architects
Design Team: Brian Parker, Scott Later, Tyson Stevens, Ben Hansen, Tammy Munson
Contractor: Hogan Construction
Photography: Paul Richer | Richer Images



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Design: MHTN Architects
Design Team: Brian Parker, Scott Later, Tyson Stevens, Ben Hansen, Tammy Munson
Contractor: Hogan Construction
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