Congratulations to Dijana Alickovic on her licensure
Read moreDijana has over eight years of professional experience in the field of architecture. Her talent runs deep – as a highly capable member of award-winning design teams, she adds a level of detail and care that refines each project she touches
OWATC: Behind the Design – IIDA Intermountain Chapter’s Interview with Architects Steve Simmons and Heber Slabbert
Read moreIIDA IMC VP of Communications Carolyn Matthews interviews Steve and Heber to discuss OWATC’s recent build-out and what inspired the team’s creative process for this award-winning project Earlier this spring ajc was honored by IIDA’s Intermountain Chapter with BEST (Brilliantly Executed Spaces and Thinking) awards in the LEARN category and BEST of the BEST (which included all project entries). Carolyn
Commission approves plan’s for Geraldine E. King women’s resource center in Salt Lake City
Read moreBuilding Salt Lake’s Isaac Riddle reports on the status of Salt Lake City’s Homeless Resource Centers “The city has started the demolition and building permit applications for both centers, proposed for 131 E. 700 South and 275 W. High Avenue. The 131 East 700 South Center will house and serve women exclusively. The 275 West Center will house both men and women.” “ajc
ajc designed OWATC honored with 2018 IIDA BEST Awards
Read moreajc is proud to announce that Ogden Weber Applied Technology College was recently honored with two 2018 IIDA Awards by a curated jury of industry professionals. The design vision for the OWATC Bay 2 improvement called for the integration of the latest high-tech labs within a vintage WWII structure composed of wood trusses and columns which encloses a large, open volume.
Construction starts on $40 million ‘City View’ downtown project
Read moreDavid DeMille, The Spectrum. Developers gathered Wednesday, December 20, 2017 with representatives from the City of St. George to turn ceremonial shovels and signal the beginning of construction on a $40 million multi-use project pegged as a key step in building up the downtown area. The “City View” project is planned to include a planned four-story Boutique hotel, two four-story
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