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Downtown Adj.- Central Ninth District - C9 Flats Begins Construction

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/cons...central-ninth/

The Central Ninth neighborhood is in the midst of a building boom. Preliminary construction work has started on the C9 Flats,
a large residential development, at the intersection of Goltz Avenue and Jefferson Street.

The project consists of two six-story buildings, with 53 and 44 market rate units respectively, and required approval from both the Salt Lake City Planning Commission and City Council because the developers, Sojourn SLC, will connect to the two buildings with a sky bridge over an alleyway. The sky bridge required the developers to purchase the air rights above the alleyway, which city council approved last year. The project’s site is unique because the alleyway bisects a single parcel...


Aerial rendering of the C9 Flats. Image courtesy Salt Lake City planning documents.

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Downtown Adj. - Update, 900 East Lofts

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/pict...sing-underway/

...9th East Lofts is nearly finished. The project consists of 68 units, ground floor retail and a pedestrian plaza on the 400 South block of 900 East. The 9th East Lofts is just several yards away from the 900 East TRAX station and is directly adjacent to the 209 bus route, a high-frequency route that runs north-south on 900 East before taking South Temple to Downtown...


The northeast corner of the 900 East Lofts at Bennion Plaza as seen from 900 East. Photo by Isaac Riddle.


The ground floor commercial space will open to a small plaza as seen from 900 East. Photo by Isaac Riddle.

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Originally Posted by officer hightower

Hello Delts, just wondering if there have been any updates to the convention center hotel plan?
Forty stories sounds exciting, just hope the city council doesn't knock it down with restrictions.

As of the past four or five days there has definitely been a flurry of heightened talk. More importantly, a number of benchmark statements from those
who are the majority property owners and the primary developers. I'll round up the latest scuttlebutt and post it below for you. Thanks by the way for the inquiry.

Originally Posted by asies1981

http://www.sltrib.com/news/4950914-1...tailer-leaders It looks like there is a holdout property owner for the Arrow Press Square site.

Originally Posted by DCRes

An acquaintance of mine, who is friends with Vasilios Priskos said that he spoke with Vasilios yesterday. I've never met Vasilios, but I trust this person,
so I can at least say with certainty that this is what he was told.

Vasilios said that a hotel on the former site of the APS is a 'done deal' and that there will be a press release on April 10. It will be 42 stories tall and a total of 1.2M square feet.
I asked all the questions that you are all going to ask now, such as the height, which buildings will be torn down, the hotel operator, etc, and he said that he didn't ask those
questions so he doesn't know. If I hear any additional information I will let you all know.

Originally Posted by nushiof

For reference the Denver Convention Hotel Hyatt is 37 floors and 489 feet. Our tallest, the Wells Fargo Center is 422 feet. If this is true we are likely getting a new tallest in SLC, which is awesome!

I'll wait for the announcement to get too excited though.

Who is our guy who does the hypothetical images of downtown so we can get a sense of how this would impact the skyline? I always enjoy those.

Originally Posted by Utah_Dave

Another old post that is good for visualizing height.

By Arkhitektor -
Pictured, a former mockup of the future rumored Zions Bank Tower, which would be of a similar height to the Convention Center Hotel(at the northeast corner of the block).
The Convention Center Hotel would be located on the left of this mockup, at the opposite northwest corner of the block.
Missing is the newly completed 111 Tower, immediately across Main Street, to the right.


By Paladio - .
Pictured, with massing of the newly completed 111 Tower on the right.

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Downtown Adj. - North Temple Flats.

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/cons...e-development/

Over the next few years, the area surrounding the 1940 West North Temple TRAX station will be welcoming hundreds of new residents. Demolition work has started on the site of North Temple Flats, a mixed-income development on the 1900 West block of North Temple.

The project replaces the former Sleep Cheap Motel and a small mobile home community and with three, four-story residential buildings. The development will have 168 units, 96 of which will be income-restricted units with 72 market-rate units. The units will be a mix of one and two-bedroom apartments.

Becuase of the project’s proximity to a TRAX station (less than a block away), the developers opted for a 0.93:1 parking ratio, with 157 surface stalls for the 168 units.

According to the project’s architect, Guillaume Belgique of Architecture Belgique, amenities will include a clubroom, fitness room, pool, playground, dog park, computer room, wellness room and seven electric car charging stations...


Aerial rendering of the North Temple Flats and the Orange Street Apartments. Image courtesy Architecture Belgique.

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Downtown - Announcing Second And Second

Originally Posted by Viperlord

SECOND AND SECOND

http://www.thepelorusgroup.com/second-and-second.html

The Pelorus Group is proud to announce another property acquisition/development project in Salt Lake City. The project, aptly named Second and Second, is one of the best remaining mixed-use sites in downtown. The Location lies on the eastern edge of the Central Business District, where the office towers and cultural venues give way to medium density neighborhoods, with their mix of retail, service, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, galleries, creative office space and residential uses.

The current development strategy is a build-to-suit, 65-unit executive housing project with the potential for street front commercial spaces. Units will be master-leased to one of downtown's largest employers.

...Current gossip would indicate Goldman Sachs

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Downtown Adj. - Depot District, 723 Pacific - Conversion/Reuse

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/arch...e-new-offices/

The architectural firm, Naylor Wentworth Lund Architects, has partnered with a local developer to convert a 65-year-old former maintenance building into 22,000 square feet of
space. The building will serve as the new headquarters for the company, currently leasing space in a two-story office building across from Pioneer Park on 400 West.
firm’s current headquarters was also an adaptive reuse project, the building was a slaughterhouse before being converted into offices.


Construction crews are converting this former warehouse into an office building. Photo by Isaac Riddle.


Rendering of 723 Pacific Building. Image courtesy Naylor Wentworth Lund Architects.


Interior rendering of 723 Pacific Building. Image courtesy Naylor Wentworth Lund Architects.

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[officer hightower]

Thanks for checking. 42 story building would be outstanding, hope it all goes through as planned!

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Agree. Seems like there's dozens of major 6 to 10 story projects in various phases of development in Downtown Salt Lake. While it's fantastic to see so many one story structures replaced, parking and vacant lots filled in etc., it would be nice to start seeing a boom of 20 to 50 story high rises around the State/Main/West Temple corridor.

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Downtown Update - AC Marriott Hotel & Milagro Apartments

Rendering of the AC Hotel and Peg Apartment development as designed by FFKR Architects. Image courtesy Salt Lake Planning Division.


Rendering of the PEG apartment development as designed by FFKR Architects. Image courtesy Salt Lake Planning Division.

Originally Posted by DCRes

AC Marriott Hotel 200 West 200 South

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Pic By DCRes

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Downtown Update - North Temple Project - Demolition Underway

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/demo...tment-project/

...Demolition work has started on the former North Temple Inn, at the northwest corner of the 300 West and North Temple intersection, to make way for a large multifamily development.

The project will be six stories, with four floors of residential units above a two-story parking podium. The project will have 240 market-rate units with a unit mix of 29 studios, 127 one bedroom and 84 two-bedroom apartments...

...A reception area, two offices and a conference room will occupy the southeast corner of the building at the intersection of North Temple and 300 West. According to the project’s architect, Guillaume Belgique of Architecture Belgique, amenities include a clubroom, fitness center, an entertainment lounge, two interior courtyards and a 9,000 square-foot rooftop plaza.

The two interior courtyards will be at the second podium level with all four floors of interior residential units looking out to the courtyard. The rooftop plaza will overlook North Temple...


Original rendering of the southeast corner of the North Temple 300 West project. Image courtesy Architecture Belgique.


Rendering of the rooftop plaza as designed by landscape architect firm, Loft Six Four. Image courtesy Architecture Belgique.

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Sugar House To South Salt Lake - The S Line Greenway - Zellerbach Apartments

Isaac Riddle Report - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/sout...-based-zoning/

...Construction is underway on the Zellerbach Apartments, a four-story 292-unit project directly south of the S-Line between 300 and 400 East...



Rendering of Zellerbach Development as seen from the intersection of 300 East and the S-line. Image by MG Architects.

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Salt Lake City - Sugar House Continues Its Booming Ways

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/comm...house-project/

Commission Approves 21 by Urbana

Rendering of the 21 by Urbana as designed by Lloyd Architects.

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Sugar House To South Salt Lake - The S Line Greenway - Ritz Classic Apartments

Isaac Riddle Report - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/sout...-based-zoning/

...Earl met with South Salt Lake leaders after the city adopted the form based code with the intent to develop along the S-Line. ICO Development is building
the Ritz Classic Apartments, a large mixed-use development at the site of the former Ritz Classic Bowling Alley on the 2200 South block of State Street.

The project will be five-stories with 287 residential units and will front both the S-Line and 200 East with a small private street that will connect it to State Street.

Including the Ritz, a significant portion of the developable land in the streetcar corridor will be developed in the next year. The Ritz Classic Apartments
is one of three multifamily developments currently in the works...



Rendering of the Ritz Classic Apartments looking from 200 East. Image courtesy of Think Architects.

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Central Metro - New InMoment Headquarters

South Jordan's FrontRunner-oriented business office breaks ground

By Katie McKellar - Deseret News - http://www.deseretnews.com/article/8...nd.html?pg=all

Silicon Slopes' presence in Salt Lake County is growing.

A new, transit-oriented project broke ground Tuesday near South Jordan's FrontRunner station,
and developers say it could draw hundreds of new, high-tech jobs to the area over the next few years.



InMoment


InMoment, a Murray-based customer experience technology company, broke ground on its new global headquarters —
one of two, six-story, 180,000-square-foot office towers planned for the SoJo Station development.

A 160-room Embassy Suites hotel, restaurant and parking structure also are planned for the development site...

...As "the heart of Silicon Slopes," Sperry said, South Jordan is a perfect location for the company's new headquarters, which he said will welcome employees from Provo to Ogden and Tooele to Park City because of its central, transit-oriented location.

"This really is the center, the dead center of the valley," he said. "It's great. Employees in Ogden and employees in Provo can get here in 25 minutes
and walk 20 feet from FrontRunner right into work."...


InMoment

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Central Metro East, Park City - New Skull Candy Headquarters

http://www.parkrecord.com/summit_cou...ty-tech-center

Park City-based Skullcandy has announced it will relocate its headquarters to a new site at the Park City Tech Center.

Skullcandy, which specializes in items like headphones and speakers, revealed its plans earlier this past year... The new space will be entirely
housed by the business and will provide an additional 15,000 square feet for the 170 staffers. The scheduled move-in date is February 2017.


Think Architecture


Think Architecture

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Parting Shot

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Salt Lake City & MSA/CSA Rundown

Newly Opened Eccles Theater & Performing Arts Center

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Originally Posted by Gastroc

Some pics from Eccles Theater:

Pics By Gastroc


Following By S.P.Hansen

Originally Posted by s.p.hansen

Freight Docks




New Alley







Inside the 111 Lobby, which serves as the main lobby for both the 111 Tower and Eccles Theater







On the Balcony


























The Theater with the Lights On

Pics By S.P.Hansen

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Downtown Update - Royalwood Plaza Project

Originally Posted by asies1981

The HLC approved the revised plans for the Hardison.

On another note, I've yet to see the design, but the Richie Group has big plans for the Royalwood Plaza lot. I should have more info on that project soon. I've been told it would be a mix of office and residential.

Block 67 is a contemporary mixed use development project located in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. The project consists of a dual branded national chain hotel,
Class A luxury apartments, and ground floor retail. Located adjacent to Vivint Smart Home Arena and a short walk from City Creek and Temple Square,
Block 67 offers a prime location for inner city life. Construction is scheduled to begin in early 2017.

http://theritchiegroup.com/index.php/multifamily/

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Downtown Adj.- The Avenues District - The Hardison Project

Originally Posted by asies1981

The HLC approved the revised plans for the Hardison.

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Downtown Update - Pierpont Apartment Project

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/comm...ntown-project/

The Salt Lake City Planning Commission determined that 85 feet is an appropriate height for a proposed residential building in the Depot District in downtown’s west side...
... The project by Gardiner Properties will be eight stories with 87 units that will be a mix of studios and one and two-bedroom apartments. The project includes a three-story parking podium that will consist of 124 parking stalls, 96 of which will be reserved for the building’s tenants. The parking podium will be concrete below five wood-framed floors of residential space. Three residential units per floor will separate the parking levels from the street.

According to planning staff, the developers did a good job in breaking up the building with balconies and recessed areas that avoid creating a box effect and create visual interest. The project includes open space on the at the center of the building along Pierpont that overlooks the street and has unobstructed sky view up to floors seven and eight that will have apartment units overlooking the space.

The 1,713 square-foot outdoor plaza will sit above the podium and will include a spa, sitting areas, landscaping and a barbecue area...


Rendering of the northeast corner of the Pierpont Apartments as designed by Lloyd Architects. Image courtesy Salt Lake City planning documents.


Rendering showing the Pierpont Apartments in relation to adjacent buildings looking northwest from 300 West. Image courtesy Salt Lake City planning documents.

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