Hardware District and Marmalade construction update – In pictures

In our recent Downtown construction update in pictures, we left out the Downtown-adjacent Guadalupe and Marmalade neighborhoods. Here’s a look at some of the big projects that promise to transform the area.

We first focus on the Harvest at Marmalade, which completes the city Redevelopment Agency’s reconstruction of their “Marmalade Block,” between 300 and 200 W, 500 and 600 N.

Meanwhile the Hardware District is seeing a second-phase boom in its northwest quadrant. Two projects there, by different developers, are starting to take shape in concrete and frame.

Harvest at Marmalade

The 252-unit Harvest at Marmalade project has only 4,400 sf of retail space in a project that runs nearly an entire city block. Residential units make up all of the street frontage along 300 W, with the exception of the two retail spaces at the north and south ends of the project.

Hardware District – Ice House and Salt Lake Crossing

The Ice House project will build 435 units, 41 of them townhomes. It has zero retail space at ground floor. Like the buildings to the south, it will offer tenants a wealth of high-end amenities.

  • The workspace and amenity building at Salt Lake Crossing, the Hardware District’s new addition, currently in review at SLC Planning. Image courtesy SALT Development.

Salt Lake Crossing will offer 300 micro and studio units at the NE corner of 200 N and 490 W.

Red Rock and Mountain West Ciders

Some notable purpose-built retail that’s coming to the area, hopefully, is a new Red Rock Brewhouse and a new Mountain West Ciders building at the NW corner of 400 N and 400 W.

Rendering courtesy MJSA Architects. Photos by Luke Garrott.

Here’s a video flyover heading north from the N Temple bridge to the Red Rock Brewhouse/Mountain West Ciders site.

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Posted by Luke Garrott

Luke Garrott, PhD, has published in The Salt Lake Tribune and the Deseret News, and written features for the Salt Lake City Weekly City Guide and The West View. A former two-term councilman in Salt Lake City's District 4, he lives in Downtown Salt Lake City and grew up in the Chicago area.