by Taylor Anderson | Jun 27, 2019 | Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City is considering making its parking ordinance — the requirements developers and businesses must follow when creating retail or residential developments — more granular than the current requirements. That largely means fewer required parking stalls for...
by Taylor Anderson | Jun 18, 2019 | Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City is set to see the replacement of a notorious and historic motel on State Street. West Liberty Wells, on the south end of the rapidly developing Ballpark neighborhood, could see a mixed-income, deeply affordable and mixed-use project built at the Capitol...
by Taylor Anderson | Jun 5, 2019 | Salt Lake City
Groups concerned with improving the region’s poor air quality through transportation outside of cars will hold a forum to hear where each member in a crowded field of mayoral candidates stands on transportation issues. The forum will take place Wednesday at the...
by Taylor Anderson | Jun 4, 2019 | Salt Lake City
Two projects propose to activate two dead corners of a key intersection in East Downtown Salt Lake City while adding hundreds of residents — and hundreds of parking units — to the city’s urban core in the process. The proposed developments center on the corners of 200...
by Taylor Anderson | May 22, 2019 | Greater Salt Lake, Salt Lake City
You may have noticed that, after a short hibernation, Building Salt Lake has reported a bunch of fresh stories in the past month. Building Salt Lake is pleased to announce that two active Salt Lakers, Luke Garrott and Taylor Anderson, will be picking up the site where...
