Aloha House featured on CityhomeCOLLECTIVE Blog
Life in Your Space – Aloha House! CityhomeCOLLECTIVE, Salt Lake City’s premiere real estate and design collaborative routinely features spaces that make a mark on the communities and neighborhoods of Salt Lake City and the surrounding area. The ‘Locals + Culture’ blog category regularly highlights people, places and spaces that are unique or
Building Salt Lake: Seattle Developer to Build New Downtown Apartments
ajc architects design concept for The Morton envisions a clean, elegant expression of forms, materials, colors and textures. The contemporary use of materials creates a visual balance between modern forms and more traditional colors and textures. Using a varied materials palette helps to reduce the visual scale of the structure and establish a more residential
Scalar Anlytics is awarded IIDA Award for BEST project under 15,000 square feet
The annual IIDA Awards are presented to regional projects which exhibit “Brilliantly Executed Spaces and Thinking.” The goal of the Scalar space was to achieve a black/white modern, minimalist space accented with natural wood finishes. Exposed steel trusses add visual interest and make the open office area a feature unto itself.
Sid Pawar promoted to Associate at ajc
Sid B. Pawar | Marketing and Client Development ajc is proud to announce the promotion of Sid Pawar, to Associate at ajc architects. With a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Idaho State University and over 24 years of marketing and business development experience, Sid brings depth to ajc architects’ client development efforts. Sid came to ajc architects
Regent Street Revitalized: Fireside Restaurant makes its debut
Nestled mid-block between The Eccles Performing Arts Center on Main Street and State Street to the east, you’ll find a revitalized Regent Street. In 2015, the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City initiated a transformative process to bring energy and interest to this underutilized area of downtown. The goal of the $12.8 M project was
USU Aggie Rec Center Named 2017 Outstanding Sports Facility
The prestigious award was presented on Feb. 21 at the organizations Annual Conference and Campus Recreation and Wellness Exposition in National Harbor, Maryland. ajc+HOK are proud to have been a part of the design team that realized the recreation vision of USU Students, USU Planning, Design and Construction and Utah DFCM.
Kent Rigby is now a Senior Associate
Kent Rigby, AIA | Quality Assurance Architect ajc is proud to announce the promotion of Kent Rigby, AIA to Senior Associate at ajc architects. With a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Utah and over 35 years practicing architecture, Kent brings depth of experience, technical knowledge and high level
Foundation Magazine’s Recent Feature Article: “The Center of Student Activity”
Utah State University’s Aggie Recreation Center: A Hub for Student Activity Since opening last November, USU’s newest building, the Aggie Recreation Center has met with overwhelming approval and high praise. After a nearly 17 years in planning, development and design, USU students have a new, state-of-the-art student recreation and wellness center to call their
Justin Heppler is now a Partner
Justin K. Heppler, AIA, LEED AP, Principal Architect Justin graduated in 2002 with a Master’s degree in Architecture from the University of Utah. Over the course of his career, Justin has had the opportunity to oversee a number of landmark projects. He has especially enjoyed working on projects associated with higher education and
City Home Collective’s blog: “The Architecture A-List”
ajc would like to thank the good folks at City Home Collective for their kind words and acknowledgement! City Home Property Consultant Paul Svendsen recently sat down with ajc’s Principal Architect Jill A. Jones for a tête–à–tête on who we are and what we do. Check out the the conversation here.