Supporting the Mission of the National Park Service
For over 25 years, we’ve had the honor of collaborating with the National Park Service, helping shape and support some of the most iconic places in America. From coast to coast, and park to monument, our journey has been guided by passionate NPS project managers and dedicated stakeholders who truly
A New Home for USU Human Resources
We’re excited to share a first look at the future home of Utah State University’s Human Resources Department — a 16,000 sq. ft. facility designed to support connection, collaboration, and employee well-being. The building includes a mix of shared and private spaces to support different work styles, making it easy
WHW Celebrates 40 years of Business during Open House in New Office Building
Big congratulations to our friends at WHW Engineering on *40 years* of excellence in the industry! We were honored to help design their *brand-new home base* in Sandy, Utah—a space that not only supports their incredible team but reflects the innovation and longevity that define WHW’s legacy. Their recent open house was
Rooted in Culture. Inspired by the Land.
Amid the breathtaking expanse of Monument Valley, a place of deep cultural and spiritual significance, construction is underway for Utah State University’s Monument Valley Education and Community Center. This project is more than just a building—it’s a tribute to the rich traditions of the Diné (Navajo) people and the profound
USU Taggart Skyroom Reimagined
Currently under construction, Utah State University’s re-imagined Skyroom restaurant in the Taggart Student Center has been designed to provide an upscale dining experience for students, faculty, staff, and the general public with a complete renovation and make-over that is slated for completion in the summer of 2025. The restaurant is envisioned
Tubing!
Fun for all! ajc’s team, friends, and family recently had the opportunity to get together on the slopes for an evening of tubing at Soldier Hollow.
Fremont Indian State Park Museum Renovation
Fremont Indian State Park celebrates the Fremont Culture that inhabited most of Utah from 1 to 1301 BCE. The park’s museum preserves artifacts and treasures discovered during the construction of I-70, west of Sevier, UT, in the late 1960’s. The museum will be completely renovated and updated and will reopen to