A $36.3-million, two-building campus in Saratoga Springs is serving as the standard bearer and prototype for Intermountain Health’s future facilities as part of a strategy to move away from larger centralized hospitals to smaller hospitals in more communities.
With the university’s enrollment rapidly growing, this project provides much-needed improvements and additional services for current and future students.
A four-story corporate headquarters that is designed to integrate with the unique landforms of southern Utah provides employees with unencumbered views of the neighboring bluffs and the peaks of Snow Canyon in the distance.
This 200-MW solar generation facility is one of the first photovoltaic projects to utilize the solar production tax credit under the Inflation Reduction Act.
To strengthen the delivery logistics required to efficiently service 24 hospitals and 160 clinics across the Intermountain West, this $16-million expansion brings an additional 46,000 sq ft to this fulfillment center and pharmacy.
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.
Spanning 38,000 sq ft, this two-story science building includes biology, chemistry and physics classrooms, along with spaces for the school’s outdoor and robotics programs and a nature lab.
To meet all the operational demands of a fire department on a smaller scale, this $4.25-million single-story prototype fire station features a training mezzanine and houses six firefighters across 10,000 sq ft.