ajc, in partnership with BRW Architects, is thrilled to have been selected for a 2024 Gold level award for Unified Fire Authority Magna Fire Station 102. Firehouse Magazine is a monthly publication that provides news, training, and information for firefighters and other fire service professionals. This valuable resource reaches over 1.2

This Thanksgiving, we are reminded of the power of gratitude and the gift of serving and connecting with our local communities. Our design team had the privilege of preparing lunch at the Geraldine E. King Resource Center. It was a reminder of the importance of giving back and sharing kindness. We’re

Sandy City Fire Station No. 31 begins to fill out its footprint as site work and footings establish the foundation of this large, two-level 30,391 square foot station. Sandy’s Fire District 31 is the busiest of the city’s five fire districts as it houses the heart of the city’s sports, business,

Project stakeholders and ajc recently attended the groundbreaking ceremony for Camp Colton’s phase I improvements, which includes site enhancements and a new lodge and welcome ramada designed by ajc. Camp Colton, located outside of Flagstaff, AZ, cultivates interactive outdoor learning experiences for K-6 students that instills the value of preserving our

ajc architects is thrilled to announce that we recently received a 2024 Honor Award for the Wheeler Farm Outdoor Education Center in Murray, UT. The architectural award celebrates the best architecture regardless of budget, size, style, or type. Award winning projects show a range of outstanding work and highlight the

The AIA Utah Student Design Awards program honors the creative and innovative work of Utah’s brightest students. The program highlights Utah’s talented community of designers and provides a platform to display and celebrate their creativity, dedication, and determination. ajc is pleased to announce that Architectural Designer Laurie Larson (pictured holding her

Originally a Utah National Guard vehicle maintenance shop, the Murray Armory is currently undergoing an adaptive reuse renovation that is transforming it into an active community space. The Guard utilized the building from 1949 until 2004. After sitting vacant for over 18 years, Murray City decided to put the vacant