Spanning 138,000 sq ft, this state-of-the-art fluid milk facility is the first vertically integrated Class 1 and Class 2 dairy processing plant in the state of Idaho, meaning it has the capacity to process and package products in one location.

Spanning nearly a full city block, this $159-million urban redevelopment project transformed formerly abandoned industrial buildings and crumbling concrete structures at the western edge of downtown Salt Lake City.

As part of a partnership between the University of Utah and Salt Lake Community College, this new campus will allow students to earn an associate’s degree through SLCC, then transfer to the University of Utah to complete their bachelor's degree, all on the same campus.

Supported by a three-story steel frame and concrete shear wall structure, this 96,000-sq-ft temple features ornamental glass windows with likenesses of local flora and architectural precast panels on the exterior.

This ground-up facility will process Angus beef from harvest to finished packaged product.

Located just outside Idaho Falls, this ground-up facility will process Angus beef from harvest to finished packaged product.

Six overlapping phases with concurrent design and construction transformed part of an existing 450,000-sq-ft corporate campus into a co-located and modernized facility for several state of Utah public agencies.

A four-story, 130,000-sq-ft steel-framed structure with a stone and brick exterior is the new home of Weber State’s engineering, applied science and technology departments.

The effort to replace the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) Central Bus Garage spanned numerous phases and multiple bid packages.

Reports from key industry events across the Mountain States region.