Dinwoodey Mansion, originally marketed as a tear-down, is protected from demolition after all
Days after a neighborhood Facebook group reposted a real estate listing for 411 and 419 East 100 South as “Tear down dwellings that are necessary…
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Salt Lake City may be ‘too far gone’ to become affordable again, as city officials debate housing policies: BSL panel
The days of inexpensive rent and housing may be forever gone from Utah’s capital, and even working through a backlog of policies may never bring…
Two projects in Depot District – Gateway amplify the need for the city to finish its new parking ordinance
Salt Lake City’s new off-street parking ordinance – how much parking developers are required to build given their land use and location – will be…
Mass timber coming to SLC – Chicago-area company considering large studio project at the U, Project Open phase 3 announcement later this month
In a city increasingly marked by concrete podium and wood-frame buildings, a new construction technique is coming to town that may help change the landscape.…
Wasatch Cooperative Market in talks with Sears Block developers over space for new local grocery at 800 S. State
It’s been a long time coming, but the campaign working to open a hyper-local, full-service grocery store in the Salt Lake area is finally talking…
Mayor Mendenhall’s 2021 state of the city speech: equity, development, housing at the center
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall reported on her administration’s first-year progress and highlighted its plan for 2021 in her state of the city speech…
“Now we’re in a place where design matters more” – business owners talk about community + design in the COVID era
As Salt Lake Design Week 2020 (Oct 5-9) capped off its first all-virtual edition, a panel of non-designers hosted by Lloyd Architects reflected on how…
Giv Development’s Chris Parker: Aiming to mainstream affordability, carbon-neutrality and design quality
As it continues to rise on 400 South adjacent to Library Square and the Public Safety Building, The Exchange Project is many things. The end-cap…
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall’s agenda and its potential impact on urban design and development
Besides responding to COVID, earthquakes, and anti-police protests in her first six months in office, Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall is also launching several…
Salt Lakers want people-first streets. They’re in luck.
Salt Lakers want their streets designed for people, not cars, and this is not an opinion piece. That’s the takeaway from a survey of about…
In pictures: Development underway and on its way in Central 9th
A lot of development is current and coming to Salt Lake City’s Central 9th neighborhood. Home to the 900 South TRAX station, numerous food +…
How tall is tall enough near Station Center? City Council will consider going bigger
Salt Lake City could have landed it: One of the elusive technology company headquarters that are congregating in the sprawl of Lehi’s Silicon Slopes. All…
