Category: Salt Lake City

The evolution of the area surrounding the intersection of North Temple and 600 West has been well documented.

The Salt Lake City Planning Commission gave a favorable recommendation to five residential neighborhoods seeking local historic district designation. 

This week’s photo update focuses on Sugar House where Wasatch Brewery has opened a restaurant called Wasatch Brew Pub in the Vue at Sugar House…

Clean air and climate change were dominate themes this weekend in downtown Salt Lake.  On Saturday, Revolution United hosted the Clean Air Fair at Library…

The S-Line Greenway, a mile-long green space and trail from 500 East to McClelland Street, is officially open.  

In planning communities, the terms “complete streets” and “road diets” are frequently used when discussing proposed changes to street layouts. 

This week’s photo updates focuses on various projects in the Central City area of Salt Lake City (the neighborhood just east of downtown) that are…

Salt Lake City has an abundance of surface parking lots in and near downtown Salt Lake City. 

The Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved the master plan for the city’s long-term development, also known as Plan Salt Lake, at Wednesday night’s meeting

The majority of trustees of the Utah Transit Agency declined a challenge to exclusively use the UTA transit system for seven consecutive days. 

A small surface parking lot framed by newly planted pine trees is the end result of one of Salt Lake City’s most prominent land rights…

There is a lot of construction activity at the University of Utah as the University evolves into an increasingly urban campus.