When local entrepreneur Joe Albertson gifted land to the city of Boise in 1979, his intent was for the city to create a park for people and wildlife.

Design for this 180,000-sq-ft workplace was completed for a single tenant in June 2020, but when the pandemic compelled the tenant to adopt a hybrid workplace, a more efficient and flexible design was adopted.

Knowing their current lease was up in 2021, MHTN Architects embarked on the design of its new studio in 2019. The space is in Salt Lake City’s historic 1923 Ford Motor Building, which was designed by acclaimed architect Albert Kahn.

This 15,000-sq-ft building is designed to be highly energy efficient and keep maintenance costs low.

This 205,000-sq-ft, four-story building is the new home for the growing student population enrolled in Utah Valley University’s Woodbury School of Business.

This 163,000-sq-ft building at the recently renamed Utah Tech University (formerly Dixie State) serves as a technical innovation hub for students and provides a talent pipeline to businesses in the Saint George area.

Remodeling existing operational hospital space is a challenge for any team. This project transforms space within the University of Utah’s Women’s & Children’s Inpatient Nursing Services unit to provide a state-of-the-art newborn intensive care unit.

Goals for this library included integrating collections from two older branches into an inviting, accessible and sustainable 21st-century facility that better meets the demands of its growing service area.

The construction of this three-story, 68,000-sq-ft temple serves as a prototype for new temples built by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and it included an owner challenge to the project team to reduce costs and schedule by 20%.

Facing a stringent deadline to be ready for the first Utes football game of the 2021 season, the project team building this 6,000-seat addition to the stadium had to effectively manage a broad range of stakeholders to keep the project on track.