Folsom Trail designs include daylighted City Creek, park space, and a pond
Just west of Downtown, in area sliced and scarred by transportation infrastructure, a city project to create a linear park that surfaces sections of City…
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Construction starts on adaptive reuse of Salt Lake Costume Building
A long-vacant parcel is getting a new use while adding much-needed housing in the Sugar House neighborhood. Construction has started on the historic Salt Lake…
Adaptive reuse of Costume building moving forward
A long-vacant building is closer to finding new life. On Wednesday the Salt Lake City Planning Commission unaminously approved a planned development request for a proposed…
Group seeks community input for proposed westside park and trail
Multiple organizations are coming together to turn a neglected light industrial and residential area to an amenity rich, mixed-use corridor. Seven Canyons Trust and Restore…
Artist sought for tactical urbanism project in Glendale
In Salt Lake City’s Glendale neighborhood the intersection of three streets, 1300 South, California Avenue and 800 West has created a vacant triangle of city-owned…
Group wants to uncover and restore Emigration Creek near Liberty Park
On any given warm day, the city’s second largest park, Liberty Park is filled with life and activity. But while Liberty Park is often buzzing…
Local group wants to reintroduce city creeks
Salt Lake City has just over 17 percent of the countywide population, but the city has four of the seven largest creeks that flow through…
