Category: Salt Lake City

Universities have long been a hub for progress.  The Lassonde Studios, a student housing and “innovation hub,” reflects the progress happening at the University of…

The Seasons at Library Square is now framed out to the fifth and final floor. The five-story, 119 residential unit apartment building will include a fitness center, movie theater and a clubhouse.

Smaller cities can have a big impact.  While Salt Lake City is only the 124 largest city in the country, it was ranked the seventh…

If only most projects progressed as quickly as the Hope Lodge.   Construction for the lodge started in the Spring.  The Hope Lodge will provide housing…

The dominant message from Glendale residents, a neighborhood on Salt Lake’s west side, at Tuesday’s Salt Lake City council meeting, was that residents want a cleaner…

The stretch of 100 South between the Salt Palace Convention Center and the Gateway has long been a dead zone between two of Salt Lakes…

Over the last four decades, it was hard not to notice the Shilo Inn when passing through downtown Salt Lake.

With a crane seemingly forever at half-mast, the fate of The Plaza at State Street, a mixed-use project in downtown Salt Lake, appeared doomed

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…