Two of the largest projects under construction in Salt Lake City are nearing completion in the Sugar House neighborhood. The exteriors are nearly finished as evidenced by the removal of almost all of the scaffolding with both projects having only select sections still surrounded by scaffolding. While one project is emerging as a nice mixed-use development (Sugar House Crossing) the other is questionably designed and doesn’t visually fit the neighborhood (Liberty Village). Unflattering architecture aside, both projects added density to the area and will bring hundreds of new residents into the heart of Sugar House.
The Sugar House Crossing development includes multiple ground-floor retail opportunities. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
Sugar House Crossing as seen from 1100 East. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
The last of scaffolding is soon coming down at Sugar House Crossing. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
The north side of Liberty Village is the last area still covered in scaffolding. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
Workers stacked removed scaffolding from a truck at the site of the Liberty Village Apartments. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
Liberty Village apartments as seen from East Elm Avenue. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
The Liberty Village apartments as seen from 900 East across from Smith’s Food and Drug. Photo by Isaac Riddle
The south-eastern corner of the Liberty Village Apartments. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
The north facing side is the last section of Liberty Village to be covered in scaffolding. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
The north facing side is the last section of Liberty Village to be covered in scaffolding. Photo by Isaac Riddle.
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