Building Utah: construction projects on the rise: Utah's construction industry was knocked down during the Great Recession, but industry insiders believe there's finally light at the end of the tunnel. Here's a look at some of the top construction projects on the rise across the state.
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TRACY AVIARY PHASE 2C
Lake City--This phase of the project included new indoor and outdoor exhibits focusing on the birds and habitat of Mexico and Panama, a new bird show amphitheater, and related bird holding facilities along with further infrastructure upgrades.
Developer: Tracy Aviary
General Contractor: Big-D Construction
Architect: ajc architects
Estimated Completion: December 2013
Estimated Cost: $7.6 million
UTAH DATA CENTER
Camp Williams--This project involves design and construction services for a data center in Utah. The facility consists of approximately 1 million square feet, a 100,000-square-foot mission critical data center with raised flooring and 900,000 square feet of technical support and administrative space.
General Contractor: Balfour Beatty, DPR, Big-D Construction
Architects: KlingStubbins, Architectural Nexus
Estimated Cost: $1.2 billion
BIRKHILL
Murray--Located on South Main Street, Birkhill includes live/work townhomes and condominiums that intermingle with retail shops, restaurants, everyday services and businesses.
Developer: Henry Walker Homes
General Contractor: Henry Walker Homes Construction
Architect: THINK architecture
Engineer: Stantech Engineering
Estimated Completion: May 2014
Estimated Cost: $1.2 million
UTAH PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Salt Lake City--This 2,500-seat theater is located on the 100 South block of Main Street. The theater will be co-owned by Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County, and will be operated by Salt Lake County's Center for the Arts. The theater will attract Broadway-style productions and provide another venue option for Utah's performing arts groups.
General Contractor: Layton Construction Co., Inc.
Architects: Pelli Clarke Pelli and HKS Architects
Estimated Completion: Mid. 2016
Estimated Cost: $110 million
DEE GLEN SMITH ATHLETICS CENTER
Salt Lake City--This 58,000-square-foot football center is home to the University of Utah football team. The center includes football coach offices, locker rooms, strength and conditioning facilities, training and injury rehabilitation areas, team meeting rooms, an auditorium to accommodate the entire team for meetings and film sessions, and a players' lounge.
Developer: State of Utah
General Contractor: Layton Construction Co., Inc.
Architect: VCBO Architecture
Engineers: Reaveley Engineers, PSOMAS, Ken Garner Engineering, Colvin Engineering
Estimated Completion: August 2013
Estimated Cost: $30 million
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH THATCHER CHEMISTRY ADDITION
Salt Lake City--This projects involves the construction of a new four-story concrete-frame addition to the existing Henry B. Eyring Chemistry Building at the University of Utah. It will include 14 research and teaching labs; 36 fume hoods; biological, biophysical, tissue culture and bio-organic laboratories; as well as faculty offices.
Developer: University of Utah
General Contractor: Okland Construction
Architect: VCBO Architecture
Engineers: Van Boerum and Frank, Spectrum Engineering, Reavely Engineers, RFD
Estimated Completion: March 2013
SALT LAKE CLINIC
Salt Lake City--The original Salt Lake Clinic, built in 1978, was recently replaced with a new 130,000-squre-foot facility. It is anticipated to be LEED Gold certified.
Developer: Intermountain Healthcare
General Contractor: Okland Construction
Architect: VCBO Architecture
Engineers: Jones Excavating, STF Electrical, SME, KHI Mechanical
Estimated Completion: June 2013
AMBULATORY CARE CENTER
Salt Lake City--This complex will be the main outpatient center for University of Utah Health Care (UCHC) and Primary Children's Medical Center (PCMC). Currently in construction are an ambulatory services building and pedestrian bridge for PCMC and a 1,400-stall parking garage. The next phase includes an ambulatory services building for UUHC.
Developers: University of Utah, Intermountain Healthcare
General Contractor: Jacobsen Construction Company, Inc.
Architect: MHTN Architects, Inc.
Engineers: Reaveley Engineers, Van Boerum & Frank Associates, Spectrum Engineering, Great Basin Engineering, Inc.
Estimated Completion: September 2014
Estimated Cost: $118 million
MERIT MEDICAL
South Jordan--The newest additions to Merit Medical's South Jordan campus are a 255,000-square-foot production building, receiving building and three-level parking structure. The facilities include dean room areas for producing medical devices, administrative offices, packaging areas and a cafeteria.
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Developer: Merit Medical Systems, Inc.
General Contractor: Jacobsen...
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