The mission of the I J & Jeanné Wagner Jewish Community Center is to, ”Enrich the life of the Jewish community and the community at large by offering educational, cultural and recreational opportunities in a place where people of all backgrounds, cultures and beliefs gather in peace and understanding.” ajc is

Construction continues on Harris Community Village in Tooele, UT. The project converts the former Harris Elementary School into a resource center and adds a new affordable housing component. Once completed, the collaborative effort between Switchpoint, GIV Communities, Tooele City, and Tooele County will offer a food pantry and dining space, childcare,

ajc’s team takes a break from work to enjoy a beautiful June office barbeque.

Founded in 2012, the Tee it Up Foundation has raised over $1.2M in support of the Huntsman Cancer Foundation’s cancer research efforts. As a proud sponsor, ajc thanks our consultants and contractors for supporting the foundation with their donations over the years. The annual three-day “Tee it Up” event includes a

Swire is the fifth largest bottling partner of the Coca-Cola Company, by global volume, with a franchise to manufacture, market, and distribute beverage products in Asia and the western U.S. ajc's team worked in close collaboration with Swire Coca Cola, HB, Herman Miller, and Advent Branding to design a welcoming and

Murray’s former WWII era National Guard Armory will soon be repurposed as a community center and indoor pavilion. The armory building will also feature landscaped outdoor gathering spaces to the north and south of the facility. The utilitarian brick structure was deemed viable for use as a community center with upgrades

Wasatch Fire District’s (WFD) Station 51, located in Heber City, will serve as the District's main Fire Station housing administration offices, station operations, and 3 apparatus bays with support spaces. WFD’s response area covers 1175 square miles and provides an “all hazard” first-responder agency, consisting of 5 stations, capable of structural

Ripley and Cowboy are two of ajc’s most loyal staff members. Both rescue dogs have blended right in to ajc’s office culture over the years. Their presence in the office has been appreciated by our entire team, as well as clients. With the exception of an occasional missing (unattended) lunch (

The ajc team often has the privilege to work with clients on inspiring residential projects in stunning, natural settings. Such is the case for a set of residences located close to Brian Head, Utah’s southernmost Ski Resort. Both the main residence and a guest duplex are located on a wooded ridge-top

ajc’s team is genuinely passionate about serving under-represented populations and bringing humanity to clients and patients who have previously lacked access to intentionally designed therapeutic spaces. Our approach to designing spaces for mental health and healing have progressed from the institutionalized care approach of the past to psychologically specialized environments that