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December 2020 MOST OUTSTANDING PROJECTS OF 2020 SLC Airport Redevelopment Program Earns ‘Project of the Year’ Honors
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Table of Contents
16 Message from the Editor
Most Outstanding Projects of 2020
18 Introduction—Judging Panel
19 List of Most Outstanding Projects
20 Salt Lake City International Airport
Redevelopment Program
24 I-15; Lehi Main to S.R. 92, Technology Corridor
28 INDUSTRY Salt Lake City 20
REBUILT RUNNING
30 Bryce Canyon Airport Runway Rehabilitation
32 Salt Lake City Intl. Airport Terminal Redevelopment
AND
Project,Landside CGMP6
34 BioFire Manufacturing
38 Adobe Phase 2 Corporate Office Building
NOW THAT’S A PLUS
42 The Elizabeth Delong School for the Deaf—
Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind
46 Adventure Heights All-Abilities Park
48
50
Fairbourne Station Parking Structure
Alta High School Performing Arts Center
34 42
54 I-15; SB 12300 South to SR-201
58 Northrop Grumman Roy Innovation Center 1
62 THE MARQ
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66 University of Utah Ambulatory Care Complex
70 Central Valley Medical Center (Renovation & Addition)
74
MACHINE REBUILD PROGRAM
Davis Technical College | Michael J. Bouwhuis Allied Health
78 Cascade Scenic Drive and Cascade Springs Road
81 I-80 Westbound; MP 99-106
82 Roy Junior High School Rebuild 48 58
86 Wasatch Elementary School Addition and Remodel
88 Rockpoint Apartments & Clubhouse
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94
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ReLife Plus. Design a comprehensive and flexible machine 96
100
Spy Hop
Joseph D. Adams Public Safety Building
rebuild solution that protects your bottom line - and keeps 104
108
Spanish Fork Fire Station No. 62
Kearns Building Remodel
you moving forward. 112
116
The Marriott Advenire Hotel—St. George
Pluralsight Office Tenant Improvement
74 108
118 Wavetronix South Manufacturing Building
120 The Axis
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126 North Fork Siphon Replacement Project
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On the Cover: “The Falls,” by artist Gordon Huether, cascades roughly six stories from
the terminal ceiling to the floor in the escalator well just inside The New SLC (Salt Lake
City International Airport). The project team on the Salt Lake City International Airport 122
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Regardless of how scary and chaotic 2020 has been—March seemed like it
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especially in our industry.
Many of the people I’ve talked to have mentioned that it was one of the best years
of business that they have ever had. Work abounded and positions opened up to
move projects ahead. The New SLC International Airport saved years of time on future
construction and hundreds of millions of dollars because of the pandemic. Other
projects were completed in record time. Major thoroughfares are better equipped to
deal with Utah’s growth in terms of population and overall importance.
Which brings us here: to the December 2020 Issue, the final issue of the year. 88
projects from all over the state vied for Most Outstanding Project designations; 35
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UC&D’s Outstanding Projects of 2020
UC&D MOST OUTSTANDING PROJECTS OF 2020
Taking Flight
$4.1 Billion Salt Lake City International Airport Redevelopment Program named ‘Building’ Project of
the Year for sustained effort and coordination to deliver landmark project on time and under budget.
As another year in Utah’s A/E/C century. We commend the project Breakfast at Little America in Salt Lake
industry has come to a close, Utah team and owner on this outstanding City was cancelled we appreciate the
Construction & Design recognizes 35 display of coordination and Herculean overall support we received for this
projects in its 2020 Most Outstanding effort to deliver this project on year’s Most Outstanding Projects
Projects of the Year competition, time and under budget with all the competition and the publication in CATEGORY PROJECT SUBMITTING FIRM(S)
which fielded 88 project submissions challenges that 2020 brought. general. It is a privilege for us at UC&D Project of the Year Salt Lake City International Airport Redevelopment Program Holder | Big-D Construction A Joint Venture
from across the Beehive State. The I-15; Lehi Main to S.R. 92, to be able to recognize the very best
Highway - Project of the Year I-15; Lehi Main to S.R. 92, Technology Corridor Ames-Wadsworth Joint Venture
This year featured two Project of Technology Corridor was awarded construction and design projects that
Adaptive Reuse INDUSTRY Salt Lake City Q Factor
the Year awards, with one each in both the Highway Project of the Year. This finished in 2020, and we are excited for
Airport Bryce Canyon Airport Runway Rehabilitation Nielson Construction & Materials
the ‘Building’ and ‘Highway’ categories. $415-million project is the last section what promises to be an exciting 2021.
Bridges/Structures SLC International Airport Terminal Redevelopment Project, Landside CGMP6 Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction
For the ‘Building’ category of I-15 to be rebuilt between Bangerter We’d also like to extend our
Commercial/Manufacturing BioFire Manufacturing Okland Construction
top honors go to the Salt Lake City Highway and Spanish Fork and is a heartfelt thanks to this year’s
Commercial/Office Adobe Phase 2 Corporate Office Building Okland Construction
International Airport Redevelopment testament to UDOT’s commitment Most Outstanding Projects Awards
Community Impact The Elizabeth Delong School for the Deaf—Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind Gramoll Construction
Program, a historic project delivered to ‘Keep Utah Moving’. Anyone that Jury, a strong group of six industry
Community/Cultural Adventure Heights All-Abilities Park Westland Construction
by general contractor HDJV (Holder regularly drives this stretch of road professionals from varying walks
Concrete/Structures Fairbourne Station Parking Structure Wasatch Commercial Builders / EDA
Construction—Big-D Construction, from Utah County to Salt Lake County of the local A/E/C world. Without
Concrete/Tilt-Up Alta High School Performing Arts Center Hughes General Contractors
A Joint Venture) and architect HOK. benefits greatly from this innovative their help, as well as our competition
Design-Build I-15; SB 12300 South to SR-201 Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction / Michael Baker Int.
The $4.1-billion airport will stand as design-build project on this critical sponsors and overall participation
Editor’s Pick Northrop Grumman Roy Innovation Center R&O Construction
a gateway for Salt Lake City and the stretch of freeway. from within the industry, this issue
Green/Sustainable THE MARQ method studio
state of Utah throughout the 21st Although our annual Awards would not be possible. Thank you!
Healthcare - Large University of Utah Ambulatory Care Complex Jacobsen Construction / FFKR Architects
2020 Judging Panel <
Healthcare - Small Central Valley Medical Center (Renovation & Addition) Westland Construction / WPA Architecture
Higher Education Davis Technical College | Michael J. Bouwhuis Allied Health Building Layton Construction / method studio
Highway Over $10 M Cascade Scenic Drive and Cascade Springs Road Geneva Rock Products / DSB Construction Joint Venture
Highway Under $10 M I-80 Westbound; MP 99-106 Sundt Construction
K-12 - Large Roy Junior High School Rebuild Hogan & Assoc. Construction / Design West Architects
K-12 - Small Wasatch Elementary School Addition/Remodel R&O Construction / Design West Architects
Multi-Family Rockpoint Apartments & Clubhouse Curtis Miner Architecture
Municipal Park City Golf Maintenance Building Alder Construction Company
Private Over $10 M Fairbourne Station Office Tower Wasatch Commercial Builders / EDA
Julee Attig, CPSM Brent Bowen Eli Mills Private Under $10 M Spy Hop Okland Construction
Business Development Associate CEO / Creative Director Senior Vice President - Institutional Public Over $10 M Joseph D. Adams Public Safety Building Curtis Miner Architecture
Michael Baker International Bowen Studios Properties, CBRE
Public Under $10 M Spanish Fork Fire Station No. 62 Westland Construction / Blalock and Partners
Resort/Hospitality The Marriott Advenire Hotel - St. George Zwick Construction / ajc architects
Renovation/Restoration Kearns Building Remodel Jacobsen Construction
Specialty Contracting - Electrical Pluralsight Headquarters TI Hunt Electric
Specialty Contracting - Mechanical Wavetronix South Manufacturing Building Archer Mechanical
Student Housing The Axis Wasatch Commercial Builders / method studio
Tenant Improvement Divvy Tenant Improvement at 136 Center Office Building Okland Construction
Water North Fork Siphon Replacement Project Whitaker Construction
Water Treatment St. George Water Reclamation Facility Headworks & UV Disinfection Project Alder Construction Company
(All Photos Courtesy Submitting Firm(s) Unless Specified)
Special Thanks to our
Competition Platinum Sponsors
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Sinc Constructors Co. President / CEO Building Performance Project Manager
AGC of Utah State of Utah / DFCM
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meeting room. HOK, the project’s architect,
Building Project of the Year designed the room to be large enough to
hold hundreds of people—with a museum,
Salt Lake City International Airport world map, fireplace and wide windows
Redevelopment Program placed so family can view incoming aircraft
and arriving passengers.
If ever a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity building utility and baggage tunnels, crews At its peak, the project had nearly
presents itself, take it. For Holder had to set up de-watering wells around 1,650 trade workers and 120 managers
Construction and Big-D Construction, The the perimeter to draw the water down and on-site, with two-thirds of the work going
New SLC was that opportunity, and wow! reduce the high water table—those pumps to contractors from the Wasatch Front. As
Did they take it. operated 24/7. the deadline loomed closer, however, the
Salt Lake City Department of Airports After shoring excavation of the 30-foot- project couldn’t afford to lose any workers
and Salt Lake City officials launched a 10- deep foundations, a shoring cutoff wall to sick leave as COVID-19 gripped the
year, $4.1-billion redevelopment program was installed to control the settlement country.
to replace the previous airport with a new of adjacent buildings. Concrete was then On top of all of that, a 5.7-magnitude
facility that highlights Utah’s beauty while poured before waterproofing and backfill earthquake disrupted the project. The
cutting down on the previous airport’s could be done to finalize this portion of the construction itself sustained minimal
energy costs. Spanning over 4 million SF, The project. damage, but the quake did disrupt workflow
New SLC included carefully-coordinated, Change remained a constant as the as the HDJV team performed an extensive
intricate logistics plans to meet the project progressed. Early in construction, safety check of the entire project. Even
demands of an ever-growing passenger it became clear that both Salt Lake City amidst a changing environment and scope,
base and build on an active airport. and the airport had grown much faster safety was always a critical component to
The Holder Construction and Big-D than even the most ambitious projections, this award-winning project.
Construction joint venture, HDJV, held bi- requiring a substantial expansion of the Energy efficiency was a key
weekly meetings to discuss progress and project scope. By 2018, after the project’s consideration as well, with new facilities
address any potential challenges. One topping-off ceremony, Delta Airlines built with a LEED Gold Certification goal in
of the first was the high water table on- requested another expansion in response to mind by converting all airline ground service
site. 16-inch-diameter, 75-foot-long steel growing international traffic. equipment to electric. Engineers took
composite pipe piles were driven into the One of the earliest changes quickly advantage of Utah’s dry climate, equipping
ground to support gravity and seismic became a team favorite among the project the airport with evaporation cooling towers.
loads. Just before the team installed features: the airport’s unique family The automated baggage system >>
“The Canyon,” by artist Gordon Huether, is a gigantic art installation that
greets outgoing travelers as they pass through the security screening area and
(photo courtesy Don Green Photography) gives incoming travelers an artistic representation of Utah’s iconic landscapes
(photo courtesy Endeavour Architectural Photography).
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that underlies the airport was designed Through COVID-19, earthquake and Owner: Salt Lake City Corporation
with variable speed motors that react to aftershocks, construction challenges and Architect: HOK
real-time use rather than run continuously. other unforeseen events, the HDJV team Associate Architects: MHTN Architects, GSBS
On top of all that, the entire airport is and their trade partners held firm and Architects, FFKR Architects, Arch Nexus
outfitted with daylight-harvesting LED’s delivered a wonderful airport. The terminal General Contractor: HDJV (Holder-Big-D
that detect the level of activity and lighting successfully opened on time and began Construction, AJV)
in each area. welcoming travelers on September 15, 2020. Electrical Engineer: HOK, Envision
Engineering
Mechanical: HOK, Colvin Engineering Assoc.
Structural Engineer: HOK, Reaveley
Engineers, Dunn Associates, Inc.
Civil Engineer: HNTB
Civil Utilities & Bridge Design: J-U-B, Horrocks
Engineers
Geotech: RB&G
Airfield Engineering & Lighting Design: AERO
Systems, LEAN
Baggage Systems Design: CAGE
IT/Data Systems Design: JW Group
Landscape Architecture: HOK, FFKR
Architects
Electrical Subcontractor: Taylor Electric, (photo courtesy Endeavour Architectural Photography)
Wasatch Electric, Ludvik Electric Company,
The Superior Group of Utah
Mechanical Subcontractor: RK Mechanical
Concrete: Geneva Rock Products, Ralph
L. Wadsworth, Green Construction, HDJV
Concrete, Suntec Concrete
Steel Fabrication & Erection: Mountain
States Steel, Ralph L. Wadsworth, ADF
International Inc., Schuff
Glass/Curtain Wall: Steel Encounters, Noorda
Building Envelope Contractor
Masonry Subcontractor: Allen’s Masonry
Company, IMS Masonry
Tile/Stone: KJ Tile; Superior Tile & Marble;
Global Stone, Inc.; Wall 2 Wall Commercial
Floor Coverings (Carpet Tile)
Terrazzo: Corradini Corp.
Apron Paving: Ames Construction
Drywall Acoustics: DAW Construction Group;
Pete King Commercial; Clayco
Landscape: Intermountain Plantings; RBI, Inc.
Doors / Frames / Hardware: DH Pace
Waterproofing: Specialty Systems, Inc.; Utah
Tile & Joint Sealants; Waterproofing West;
All Weather Waterproofing (Roof)
Passenger Boarding Bridges: JBT AeroTech
Other Specialty Contractors: Grant Mackay
Demolition, Millcreek Tile; Specialty
Finishes (Epoxy Flooring), KEAR,
Serigraphics, YESCO
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A major positive for the Technology Corridor project was how
it found a way to be both effective in its scope and scale during
construction without significantly increasing the travel time of
motorists and while keeping workers safe.
The Tech Corridor enhances active
Highway Project of the Year transportation within the region, too. The
project team accepted the challenge to
I-15; Lehi Main to S.R. 92, Technology Corridor provide a connected trail network that
allows for safe travel across I-15 in addition
to north-south connectivity, incorporating
I-15; Lehi Main to S.R. 92, Technology 2100 North and bike and pedestrian trails new crossings that dramatically improve
Corridor is the last section of I-15 to be that provide key connections to local trail safety for all pedestrians and bicyclists.
rebuilt between Bangerter Highway and systems and transit services. The project team constructed grade-
Spanish Fork, Utah. Increased development The project team added extensive separated trail crossings at the S.R. 92
and rapid growth in the area have led to value to the transportation network in the interchange. This eliminates vehicle/
traffic congestion along the I-15 corridor, expanding commercial area near Traverse pedestrian conflict points where traffic
impacting drivers and surrounding Mountain and Lehi, developing and volumes are highest. The addition of these
communities. Additionally, many of the constructing the first one-way frontage trails and improvements to the existing
bridges in this 4.4-mile section of I-15 had road system of its kind in Utah. The network provides increased connectivity
reached the end of their service life. frontage road system consists of one-way to all of the trails in the region.
UDOT utilized design-build for the $415 roads that work in conjunction with three The project approach reduced cost
million project. The scope included two full braided slip ramps that provide greater and duration by maintaining the final I-15
interchange redesigns at S.R. 92 and 2100 and faster access to and from I-15 and. profile as close to the existing profile as
North, a one-way frontage road system This system helps disperse traffic from the possible. Not only did this minimize fill
between the two interchanges, 15 bridge S.R. 92 and 2100 North interchanges more heights, it eliminated settlement, allowed
replacements, a new Triumph Boulevard directly to the growing office complexes of for single-stage wall construction, reduced
bridge over I-15, a new flyover ramp at Silicon Slopes. construction duration and improved the >>
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long-term performance of the structures. roadway eliminated 18,000 truck trips to Owner: Utah Department of
The design-builder reconstructed and from the work zone, increasing safety Transportation
much of the interstate, but they used the and financial savings that made owner- Lead Design Firm: Wilson & Company
existing road surface as a base course directed, project-enhancing change orders General Contractor: Ames-Wadsworth
for whitetopping or concrete overlays possible. Joint Venture
wherever practical. The roadway design Above all, the team was safe. The Structural Engineer: Wilson & Company
maximized the use of over 250,000 SY of contractor’s safety program, along with Civil Engineer: WSP International
the pre-existing roadbed as part of the weekly and toolbox meetings, helped Geotech: Gerhart Cole
structural section of the new roadway. expertly manage the construction hazards Electrical Subcontractor: Cache Valley
By utilizing the mainline pavement as a associated with this approach, and the Electric
base material, the project team was able project accumulated well over a million Precast: Harper Precast, Forterra
to maintain a similar highway profile. work hours without a work-related lost Structural Precast
Whitetopping over parts of the existing time injury.
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The new-age take on office space comes after ownership
developed and managed two successful creative office spaces in
Denver. The INDUSTRY Salt Lake City location is helping to
revitalize a district just outside of downtown.
Owner: Jason Winkler, Ellen Winkler,
Most Outstanding Adaptive Reuse Project Brandon Blaser
Architect: Hoffman Architects
INDUSTRY Salt Lake City General Contractor: Makers Line
Electrical Engineer: Rocky Mountain
Consulting Engineers
Turning a former iron and steel facility, story to a two-level structure within the Mechanical Engineer: SMD Engineering
the Silver Bros. Iron Works, into the latest existing single story required ample amounts Structural Engineer: BHB Structural
and greatest in creative office space of steel work, incorporating 50 tons of Civil Engineer: McNeil Engineering
downtown called for a little … shall we say … structural steel and slightly under 32,000 Electrical Subcontractor: Salmon Electrical
INDUSTRY? bolts. Contractors
As an adaptive reuse project, the design Its common spaces are quiet in Plumbing/HVAC: Robert W. Speir’s
team utilized the existing structure and the nature—the artistic murals, colors, fabrics Commerce Mechanical
building’s innate character as the starting and textures are understated and allow Masonry Subcontractor: Thueson Masonry
point. Lofted ceilings, restored clerestory for a calming ambiance. This allows for Tile/Stone: DC Tile; Millcreek Tile & Stone
and streaming natural light are juxtaposed customized tenant spaces to be the focal Steel Fabrication/Erection: Intermark Steel
with the geometric shaped hallways and point of the 130,000-SF of creative office Concrete: Beacon Construction
offices, creating a non-linear experience inside. Roofing/Waterproofing: Noorda Building
for visitors and tenants to the 300,000 SF INDUSTRY SLC showcases how one Envelope Contractor
building. building can be a catalyst for reimagined Furniture: Mode, Teknion
Updating the building from a single communities. Interior Design: Drumbeat
Other Specialty Contractors: Daw
Construction Group, Phil’s Fine Flooring,
TID Demolition, Wenk, Accent Painting
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Bryce Canyon Airport Runway Rehabilitation
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the existing asphalt pavement, excavation paving was completed for seven of the Get a Quote:
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paving (P-401) and upgrades to the lighting. the paving within all specified grade General Contractor: Nielson Construction
The $4.3-million project was vital for tolerances, ultimately requiring zero grinds & Materials
nearest airport to the scenic Bryce Canyon to correct surface irregularities. Civil Engineer & Geotech: Armstrong
National Park. The project team also used GPS and Consultants
3D machine control technology was paver-tracker technology to stay updated Electrical Subcontractor: Mesquite Electric
used for the paving, completing the task on progress. This helped the project team Demolition: Coughlin Company
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Owner: Salt Lake City Corporation
Most Outstanding Bridge/Structure Project Civil Engineer: HNTB, Horrocks Engineers
General Contractor: HDJV (Holder-Big-D
Salt Lake City International Airport Terminal Construction, AJV)
Redevelopment Project, Landside CGMP6 Electrical Engineer: Envision
(sub to HOK/HNTB)
A new airport needed a new used two bidwells simultaneously for Structural Engineer: HNTB, Horrocks
transportation network, which came via quick, successful pours. Engineers
the 2,500-lineal foot bridge for the arrivals While adhering to a tight schedule, Geotech: RB&G
road at the airport, a bridge to the new the redevelopment plan managed to have Specialty Transportation Elements:
parking garage, five miles of new roadway zero impacts to airport travelers. With Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction
construction, four miles of temporary such a large and high-profile program, the Concrete: Ralph L. Wadsworth
roadways, three mechanically stabilized team had to work in close proximity to Construction (bridge concrete); Comers
earth walls, a new storm drain and utility other portions of work, often within feet of (concrete paving); Aarrow Landscape
relocations. the terminal construction and delivery of (curb, gutter, and sidewalk)
In order to meet the airport more than 70 girders and crane picks in a Steel Fabrication: Gerdau (now CMC)
construction schedule, crews poured the confined work area. Excavation: Ralph L. Wadsworth
decks during winter months. This required A testament to the success of these Construction
heating from underneath and draping the efforts, crews successfully poured concrete
bridge from bottom to top to maintain the decks for the bridge within six feet of the
appropriate temperature. Bridge crews glass “skin” for the new terminal.
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32 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20 Dec 20 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | 33UC&D Outstanding Projects of 2020
Owner: BioFire Diagnostics UC&D awards plaques are clean, modern and crafted to showcase
Most Outstanding Commercial/ Owner’s Rep: Internet Properties these outstanding projects and make a great office display for any
Manufacturing Project Architect: FFKR Architects project team member. Awards plaques show only the project name
General Contractor: Okland Construction and category. They do NOT have project team info or any company
BioFire Manufacturing Electrical Engineer: Spectrum Engineers names besides Utah Construction & Design.
Mechanical Engineer: Colvin Engineering
BioFire’s new 305,049-SF manufacturing plumbing scopes constituting nearly half Associates Dimensions are roughly 13” wide x 10.5” high x1.75” deep.
building sets a new standard in of the value of the contract, the project Structural Engineer: BHB Structural
manufacturing space, nearly quadrupling team understood the vital roles these Civil Engineer: Great Basin Engineering To order plaques, go to: https://portal.utahcdmag.com/awards
the company’s existing capacity. systems would play. Roughly 10 miles of Geotech: CMT Engineering Laboratories The final batch of plaque orders is due January 28th, 2021.
A kit of parts was developed to guide water piping and hundreds of miles of Food Service Consultant: Jedrziewski Designs
the design for materiality, resulting in electrical conduit and wire were installed Landscape Architect: FFKR Architects For questions email: support@utahcdmag.com
sandstone local to Utah, textured concrete, in a manner that would have been Electrical Subcontractor: Wasatch Electric
curtainwall glazing and natural wood otherwise impossible without the aid of 3D Plumbing: Palmer-Christiansen Company
accents. Architectural guiding features coordination and BIM technology. HVAC: B2 Air Systems
include soaring roof lines, cantilevered Oriented around a 700-foot- Masonry Subcontractor: IMS Masonry
volumes and centerpiece ornamental long materials circulation spine, the Drywall/Acoustics: Daw Construction Group
stairs—creating a new center for manufacturing building’s floor plan Concrete: Okland Construction
manufacturing with a distinct look and exemplifies an efficient linear flow of Furniture: CCG
feel. A glazed opening was integrated receiving, manufacturing and shipping for Glazing Subcontractor: Mollerup Glass Co.
behind the desk to allow clear views of the BioFire’s new manufacturing hub. Structural Steel Subcontractor: Sanpete Steel
building’s entire length and showcases the The new building is beautiful and Flooring: Midwest D-Vision Solutions
manufacturing activities. functional and expands the company’s Other Specialty Contractors: Grow Painting
With mechanical, electrical and important diagnostic work. Inc., Metro Tile Corp., Superior Roofing &
Sheet Metal, Waterproofing West, Sunroc
Construction, Metal Line Fabrication, Inc.,
Boswell Wasatch, Finn Wall Specialties
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34 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20BioFire’s manufacturing building is a marvel
in multiple ways. The impressive mechanical,
electrical and plumbing systems help to bring
muscle to an interior and exterior that break
the mold on traditional manufacturing space
while design aesthetics give the structure a
modern and welcoming feel.
36 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20 Dec 20 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | 37UC&D Outstanding Projects of 2020
managed limited delivery access
Most Outstanding Commercial/Office Project and coordinated in virtual design to
prefabricate systems, creating a polished
Adobe Phase 2 Corporate Office Building building that fits Adobe’s commitment to
creating an enjoyable work environment.
Phase 1 was a Most Outstanding for greater flexibility in the future. With Owner: Adobe, Inc.
Project seven years ago, and phase two is Adobe’s focus on employee comfort, phase Architect: WRNS Studio
back for more. two includes terraced seating areas, pickle Owner’s Rep: Gardner Company
A second wing connects to the ball and basketball courts, a fire pit and more. General Contractor: Okland Construction
existing structure and new parking garage, One of the more impressive areas is Electrical Engineer: Spectrum Engineers
encompassing the second phase of Adobe’s “Base Camp,” located on the south end of Mechanical Engineer: Colvin Engineering
master plan. The three-story parking Phase 2’s third floor with a 40-foot ceiling Associates
structure added 870 new parking spaces spanning to the roof deck. It includes a Structural Engineer: Dunn Associates, Inc.
while the phase two building added an massive mural, a prefabricated stair system Civil Engineer: Ensign Engineering
additional 163,750-Square feet of class-A that includes bleacher seating and a rock- Geotech: Klienfelder
office space. climbing wall. Interior Design: Gensler
The office building focuses on Working through some of Utah’s Furniture: Pivot
conference rooms, fitness areas and break wettest conditions and subsequent re- Landscape Design: Arc Sitio Design, Inc.
rooms, creating an open plan that will allow sequencing when needed, the teams Electrical Subcontractor: Rydalch Electric
Mechanical Subcontractor:
Archer Mechanical
Masonry Subcontractor: Troy Hales
Masonry
Concrete: Okland Construction (office
and site), Wadsworth Brothers (parking
structure)
Steel Erection & Glass/Curtain Wall:
Steel Encounters
Other Specialty Contractors: Grow Painting,
Metro Tile, Flooring Services, Utah Tile
and Roofing, Weathershield, BD Bush, Total
Interior Demolition, Ceiling Systems Inc.,
Boswell Wasatch Mill, Bountiful Glass, Fire
Engineering Co, Midwest D-Vision Solutions.
Otis Elevators, Stone Touch, Global Stone
38 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20 Dec 20 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | 3940 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20
UC&D Outstanding Projects of 2020
Owner: State of Utah - DFCM
Most Outstanding Community Impact Project Architect: Jacoby Architects
General Contractor: Gramoll Construction
The Elizabeth Delong School for the Deaf— Electrical Engineer: Envision Engineering
Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind Mechanical Engineer: WHW Engineering
Structural Engineer: TBSE Inc.
With an incredibly thoughtful design varying levels of sensory, behavioral, Civil Engineer: Meridian Engineering
and eight-month build schedule, the physical and cognitive disabilities. With Landscape Design: Landmark Design
Elizabeth Delong School in Springville sensory and mobility considerations, Electrical Subcontractor: IES Residential
came in at $12.6 million, with 32,000 SF of library and performance spaces, a life- Plumbing: Quest Mechanical Inc
space catering to students K-6. skills demonstration area, training room HVAC: CFM Heating and Air
The layout is organized around a and more, the Elizabeth Delong School is Masonry Subcontractor: Allens Masonry
central spine flanked by classrooms a beautiful feat of research and thorough Concrete: Kenny Seng Construction
and a courtyard on each side. The consideration, from specialized wayfinding Steel Fabrication: Preston Fabrication
spine separates the preschool and and design to resonance panels and focal Steel Erection: Paul Higley
elementary courtyards and classrooms to points of visual interest. Glass Curtain Wall: NGI Glass
accommodate developmental needs, but The completed project provides Other Specialty Contractors: Silverleaf,
at the heart of the building in a gymnasium nationally-acclaimed education, resources Grow Painting, Thornton Construction,
with sliding doors that allow the space to and services that have only been enhanced Ron J. Peterson, Thornton Construction,
open up to both courtyards. by the building’s beautiful design and All Weather Construction, Intermountain
The building provides services for construction. Specialties, Kenny Seng Construction,
GEL Landscaping
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42 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20 Dec 20 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | 43Intentional design was instrumental in making The Elizabeth
Delong School for the Deaf such a unique and inviting place for
students. The visible things like bright colors and striking materials
combine well with the invisible, like near-silent mechanical systems,
to make the space into an ideal learning environment.
44 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20 Dec 20 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | 45UC&D Outstanding Projects of 2020
Owner: Spanish Fork City
Most Outstanding Community/Cultural Project Landscape Architect: In Site Design Group
Architect: WPA Architecture
Adventure Heights All-Abilities Park General Contractor: Westland Construction
Electrical & Mechanical Engineer: Royal
Engineering
Spanish Fork’s newest play area was special-needs families. Structural Engineer: Reaveley Engineers
made possible by private donation and the One of the most valuable questions Civil Engineer: Region Engineering
thoughtful design and construction of Site asked of the focus group was, “What Geotech: IGES
Design Group and Westland Construction. challenges do you encounter when you go Electrical Subcontractor: CR Lighting
With an $11 million budget, the project to a park?” The group’s responses yielded a Plumbing: Westlake Plumbing
spans over 11 acres, providing space to play list of items that were weaved into the final HVAC: BCB Heating & Air
regardless of physical ability. design, including a single entrance to the Masonry Subcontractor: Dartco Masonry
There are ADA ramps in each part park rather than multiple to help visitors feel Concrete: Armour Construction, Summit
of the park, metal slides for those with safe, especially those prone to run or wander. Geostructures (Mountain/Water Features)
cochlear implants, several and specially- Providing both fun and functionality, Steel Fabrication/Erection: Ducworks Inc.
designed family bathrooms, a ground-level there is even a Sensory Garden created for Other Specialty Contractors: J&L Contracting,
merry-go-round and zip lines that have quiet and refuge, a wheelchair-accessible Pulham Enterprises, Circle T Construction,
a pull-down harness—all planned with treehouse and disability-friendly swings, Broken Arrow Construction, Thomas
thoughtful research at the project’s onset making for an accessible and enjoyable park Caulking, Brailsford Precast, Great Western
that involved the feedback of 30 local, experience for all attendees. Landscaping
(photo by Endeavour Architectural Photography)
46 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20UC&D Outstanding Projects of 2020
Structural design features like
Most Outstanding Concrete/Structure Project selective zones of soil reinforcing, special
concrete moment-resisting frames,
Fairbourne Station Parking Structure long-span beams, a thin-profile deck and
unique architectural design elements
give the project a 50-year design life to
The seven-level, 406,000-SF and for snow-plow storage. Additionally, the sustain parking around West Valley City’s
$23-million Fairbourne Station Parking design allows the unique inclusion of small emerging downtown .
Structure in West Valley City now provides retail spaces on the ground level that will
parking for public visitors riding UTA buses enliven the outdoor area surrounding the Owner: West Valley City, Wasatch
and Trax, West Valley City employees and parking structure. Commercial Management
the office building tenants of the Fairbourne The glass curtain walls and smart Architect: EDA
Station Office Tower. design elements on the northeast corner General Contractor: Wasatch Commercial
The structure is equipped with a match the surrounding buildings and Builders
snow-melt system built into the concrete, connect to the adjacent office tower via a Electrical Engineer: Envision Engineering
enabling the parking garage to keep the second-story sky bridge, while openings in Mechanical Engineer: Colvin Engineering
open upper level clear of snow in the the concrete façade bring in natural light Associates
wintertime as well as negating the need to the 1,200 stalls inside. Structural Engineer: Reaveley Engineers
Civil Engineer: PSOMAS
Geotech: AGEC
Landscape Design: Arcsitio Design, INC
Electrical Subcontractor: Hunt Electric
Plumbing: Shamrock Plumbing
HVAC: Atlas Sheet Metal
Masonry Subcontractor: AK Masonry
Concrete: Pikus Concrete Minuteman V
Steel Fabrication/Erection: Glassey
Steelworks
Other Specialty Contractors: B&D Glass,
Wallboard Specialties, Stauffer
Enterprises, Repaircrete, Collins Roofing,
C&R Coatings, SIRI, Loveland Landscape
Architecture/Interiors
48 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20UC&D Outstanding Projects of 2020
Owner: Canyons School District
Most Outstanding Concrete/Tilt-Up Project Architect: VCBO Architecture
General Contractor: Hughes General
Alta High School Performing Arts Center Contractors
Electrical Engineer: Envision Engineering
Mechanical Engineer: VBFA
At 63,000 SF and costing $23 million, was poured into molds mimicking the Structural Engineer: Calder Richards
the Alta High School Performing Arts Center woven bird’s-nest pattern of Alta’s hawk Consulting Engineers
in Sandy is a record-breaking architectural mascot. The exterior metal panels nod in Civil Engineer: Ensign Engineering
feat. Its tilt-up concrete panels raised the the same direction, straw-like in grey with Geotech: AGEC
state record for height by nine feet and two red-tone accents to match the high school’s Electrical Subcontractor: Taylor Electric
inches, with the tallest panel reaching a colors. Mechanical Subcontractor: KK Mechanical
stunning 75 feet and eight inches with some 1,374 seats are ready to be filled with Masonry Subcontractor: Harv & Higam
weighing 135,000 pounds. visitors to watch a performance. With the Masonry
Though concrete is not a typical choice raised and circular auditorium elevated in Concrete: Hughes General Contractors
for K-12 buildings, it was the ideal choice the center of the entire structure, not only Steel Fabrication: Metal Line Fabrication
for this project and was brought to life by is the Alta High School Performing Arts Steel Erection: Sanpete Steel
creative design touches. On top of saving $1 Center a nest on a clifftop, it’s an artistic Tile/Stone: Millcreek Tile & Stone
million and months of work, the concrete achievement on its own. Architectural Millwork: Granite Mill
Other Specialty Contractors: B&D Glass,
Golder Acoustics, Hendricksen Painting,
Comflors, Utah Tile & Roofing, Specialty
Systems, Lakeview Rock Products
50 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20 Dec 20 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | 51While seating 1,374 is a win for the performing arts at Alta High
School, Hughes General Contractors’ use of record-setting tilt-
up concrete is a win for construction. The panels set a new state
MOUNTAINLAND TECHNICAL COLLEGE
record in height, coming in at 75 feet and eight inches tall, with LEHI CAMPUS
some weighing over 67 tons.
52 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20UC&D Outstanding Projects of 2020 KNOWLEDGE
the improvements the design-build team EXPERIENCE
Most Outstanding Design-Build Project
COMMON SENSE
made have created a massive difference,
allowing everyone who travels on the
I-15; SB 12300 South to SR-201 completed roadway a shorter, smoother ride.
Owner: Utah Department of Transportation
After years of struggling with of ten minutes to travel time—a win for Lead Design Firm: Michael Baker
I-15 inefficiency, Ralph L. Wadsworth Utah’s air quality. I-215 is now directly tied International
Construction and Michael Baker to I-15, allowing the collector-distributor General Contractor: Ralph L. Wadsworth
International’s design-build team was road to be narrowed. Two ramps were also Construction Company
able to use $11.4 million for design and combined to merge traffic into a single I-15 Geotech: Terracon Consultants
Craig Coburn* Lincoln Harris Brian Bolinder
$150 million for construction to transform on-ramp at 7200 South to prevent backups. Concrete: Ralph L. Wadsworth
the highway for greater productivity, less The project team had to be innovative Construction Company
SERVING UTAH’S DESIGN PROFESSIONALS AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY SINCE 1983
environmental impact, and a thorough in the way they tackled their limited Steel Fabrication: Utah Pacific Bridge & Steel
unclogging. workspace on site, keeping the high traffic Steel Erection: Ralph L. Wadsworth Professional & Business Risk Management Employment/Labor; ERISA
Construction Company Contracts Review/Drafting/Enforcement Immigration
From widening and narrowing to flow going by constructing at night and in Design/Construction Defects & Disputes Criminal Defense
relocating, replacing and modifying, every multiple phases. Precast: Rulon Harper Construction Mechanics Liens; Bonds Estate/Tax Planning; Trusts
Government Procurement Family Law
ramp, bridge, light, retaining wall and so As a major highway central to the (Noise walls), The Reinforced Earth Mediation/Arbitration/Litigation/Appeals Real Estate; Leases
much more has resulted in a total reduction movement of people and goods in the West, Company (MSE Walls) Business Organization & Continuation Land Use & Development
Mergers & Acquisitions Personal Injury
111 E. Broadway | Suite 400 | Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
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*Hon. AIA Utah; General Counsel AIA Utah and Special Counsel ACEC Utah Since 1985
54 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20 Dec 20 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | 55The design-build team was able to construct a new roadway,
with new signage, better bridges and better retaining
walls—all while reducing travel times by up to 10 minutes
throughout the area. The project is a major benefit to
travelers on this busy stretch of I-15.
MOST
OUTSTANDING
WATER TREATMENT AND MUNICIPAL
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56 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20UC&D Outstanding Projects of 2020
Owner: Sunset Ridge Development Partners
Editor’s Pick (a JV between Hunt Development &
Woodbury Corporation)
Northrop Grumman Roy Innovation Center 1 Architect: Architectural Nexus
General Contractor: R&O Construction
Electrical Engineer: Spectrum Engineers
The Northrop Grumman Roy framed building. Mechanical Engineer: Colvin Engineering
Innovation Center at Hill Air Force Base is The project team was able to design Associates
a $57.2-million, 277,411-SF office built on a and build a SCIF-secure, cost-efficient Structural Engineer: Dunn Associates, Inc.
compressed 10-month schedule. The project structure that is honest in expression Civil Engineer: Great Basin Engineering
team was able to do so much in so little and function while still having fantastic Landscape Design: Woodbury Corporation
time due to tilt-up concrete solutions and character and depth with its coloring, Electrical Subcontractor: TEC Electric
fantastic subcontractors. patterns, curtain wall elements, beautiful Mechanical Subcontractor: CCI Mechanical
Design plans call for nearly 40,000 SF window-placement and structural steel. Concrete: Phaze Construction
of tilt-up concrete, each panel measuring Through careful coordination and Steel Fabrication: HA Fabricators
46 feet tall and 12 inches thick. The excellent work from trade partners the Steel Erection: Sunset Steel Erectors
estimating team determined that the team was able to deliver on their 10-month Glass/Curtain Wall: LCG Facades
use of tilt-up concrete in this application schedule, creating a highly technical, secure Tile/Stone: Millcreek Tile & Stone
would be between 15–20 percent more building that will sustain upward of 3,000 Other Specialty Contractors: Kenco Drywall,
cost-effective compared to a steel- new jobs. Stauffer Enterprises, Ron J. Peterson
Construction, Wall 2 Wall Commercial
Floor Coverings, Redd Roofing Company,
Montgomery Excavation, Impact Demolition
58 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20The choice to use tilt-up concrete was certainly a
novel way to approach Northrup Grumman’s new
office space, but it became the perfect fit in the
circumstances—with a condensed schedule and a
need for cost savings—all while passing the eye test.
60 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | Dec 20 Dec 20 | UTAH CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN | 61UC&D Outstanding Projects of 2020
Owner: The MARQ, LLC (db Urban
Most Outstanding Green/Sustainable Project communities + DAI Utah)
SPY HOP DIGITAL MEDIA ARTS CENTER
Architect: method studio
THE MARQ General Contractor: DAI construction
Electrical Engineer: Electrical Consulting
Engineers
The MARQ in Salt Lake City is a creative labeling solution. Mechanical Engineer: JTB
122,728-SF, conditioned-space townhome The outdoor spaces were designed Structural Engineer: TBSE Inc. Structural
project delivered by design-build. Broken for walkability and gatherings with the Engineers
into blocks to utilize every corner, the 14 creation of “paseos,” or outdoor walkways, Civil Engineer: CIR Civil Engineering
distinct, small-scale buildings contain a that function as backyards while preserving Geotech: CMT
total of 64 modern townhomes with varying natural view corridors of the surrounding Interior Design: Wow Atelier/method studio
capacities while maintaining warmth via mountains and Salt Lake Valley. Furniture: WOW Furniture Outlet Inc.
creative usage of materials. Interior spaces are created for comfort, Landscape Design: LOCI /
The multi-family project includes a with clean, white designs that lend ArcSitio Design, inc
clubhouse made from recycled shipping brightness to the townhome and Plumbing: C&A Plumbing
containers, providing a fresh, innovative encourage individualization from its HVAC: Titan
element to the entire site while the occupants. Masonry Subcontractor: Ron Johnson
buildings and townhomes overall turn With its unique composition and Masonry
outward to create an open atmosphere. critical consideration of sustainable Concrete: Peak Concrete PHOTO: ENDEAVOUR ARCHITECTURAL
To reinforce the industrial-modern theme, materials, the extra layer of design sense Steel Fabrication/Erection: Ecobox
five-foot tall metal building numbers wrap and beauty helps the property stand out in Other Specialty Contractors: Builder’s BUILDING SUCCESSFUL PARTNERS AND EMPLOYEE OWNERS SINCE 1985
around the corners of each building for a a competitive multi-family market. First Source, Ultimate Drywall, Majestic steelencounters.com
Flooring, The Finish Guys, Majestic
Flooring, Burton Contractors, J&J
Excavation, Vizion Landscaping
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