SALT LAKE CITY | Development Thread

[TonyAnderson]

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.

Continual rumors about it, but nothing official. Still waiting to see.

[delts145]

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.

[delts145]

Downtown Update - Developers present plans for the Northwest Pipeline project

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/deve...eline-project/

...The three buildings will add a combined 248 residential units that will serve a range of income levels, from market rate to supportive housing. The two new construction buildings will be five and six stories respectively, ensuring that the nine-story Northwest Pipeline, or Metropolitan building, remains the most visually prominent building.

According to Zarek, the developers designed the project around the concept of placemaking and neighborhood identity with the nod to the adjacent Violin Making School with the Violin School Common, a half-acre plaza at the center of the development. The developers will also reintroduce Arnold Place, a historic street that used to bisect the block that will connect residents to the parking structure. Zarek told residents that his team designed the street in a way that it can be shut down for events like street festivals and serve as temporary public space.


Rendering of the Northwest Pipeline Development as would be seen from 200 South. The pipeline project was launced under Department of Community and Economic Development. Image courtesy Salt Lake City.


Elevation rendering of the Northwest Pipeline Development as would be seen from 300 East. Image courtesy Salt Lake City.


Elevation rendering of the Northwest Pipeline Development as would be seen from 300 East. Image courtesy Salt Lake City.

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[SLC2GeorgetownU]

Here is another wonderful sketchup rendition by yours truly. I added 151 S State, the Regent street Hotel and the two 10 story Patrinely Buildings.



And to those people who want to talk bad about our great city, I have a few things I want to say to you. I have been all over the world. I was part of the most famous skyscraper project ever built, Burj Khalifa, I worked and lived in Dubai while working for Emaar Properties. I have been to many Major cities in my travels, but the city that most intrigues me is Salt Lake City. Not only cause it's home but because we are witnessing the actual transformation of a world class city. Most US cities are already heavily developed, so a new skyscraper hardly makes a noticeable difference in most of them. But look how huge of an impact 111 S Main made. That's what excites me. And yes SLC has been slow when it comes to high-rise developements. But that is only a small part of what makes a city world class. Did you know Salt Lake City has a better public transport system than NYC? Did you know that SLC has a Double decker High-speed commuter rail system in a state with less than half the population of Phoenix, or Seattle. Now that is what truly matters, great public infrastructure, which makes life easier and more enjoyable for its citizens. I have never been so impressed with any other city than I have with SLC. With the resources being limited due to its small population , what the city has done with what it has, is quite..well, unbelievable. Plus when SLC held the winter games in 2002 they did so with absolute class. The 2002 winter games were by far the best presentation of olympic games ever held in the US, hands down. There is no where quite like Salt Lake City, but there is a few places like most everywhere else in this country. Take it from someone who knows urban developement, SLC is on top in more ways than one.

[delts145]

Downtown Adj. - 211 N. Cornell St.

Originally Posted by stayinginformed

Another high proportion affordable housing development coming
to the West Side at 211 N Cornell St. (near the Power Station TRAX stop).
146 total units, 131 of those affordable at 60% AMI-that is 90% of the units affordable.

Here are the elevations, site plans, and floor layouts:

Originally Posted by stayinginformed

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[delts145]

Moved Forward

[delts145]

Downtown Adj. - Central 9th District - Washington Street Townhomes & Central 9th Place

Isaac Riddle Reports - Construction Begins On Two Missing Middle Projects - Full Article @ Construction has started on two townhome projects in Central Ninth on Washington Street.

... In Central Ninth, the bulk of the 900 South block of Washington Street is about to be redeveloped with multiple projects in the works, in one of the cities most evolving neighborhoods.

Construction has started on two midblock, missing middle projects on Washington Street, Central Ninth Place and the Washington Street Townhomes. Both projects are will be townhome style rentals and will add a combined 18 units to the neighborhood.

...The Washington Street Townhomes, on the east side of the 900 South block of Washington Street, will include five, one-bedroom units in one building. The rental units will be two stories with 1100 square-feet of living space. The interior units will each feature a small second-story patio and will front a pedestrian walkway. The exterior unit will front the street and have a larger second-story balcony/patio area.

Rendering of the Washington Street Row House. Image courtesy Daniel Jensen.


Central Ninth Place Project

Final renderings of Central Ninth Place aren’t available as Carroll noted that the project’s design elements are still being finalized. According to Carroll, the exterior materials will be a mixture of wood siding, stucco, and stone.

Ground work has started on the Central Ninth Place development as seen from Washington Street. Photo by Isaac Riddle.

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[delts145]

City East Bench - Emigration Canyon District - Emigration Overlook

Isaac Riddle Reports - Planning commission approves a condo building in the east bench that will be essentially built into a hillside - Full Article @

The planning commission approved a condo building in the east bench that will be essentially built into a hillside.

...Last week the Planning Commission approved a planned development request from Clifford to build the Emigration Overlook, a 12-unit luxury condominium development at the mouth of Emigration Canyon on the 800 South block of Donner Way...Parking will be in a parking structure with 20 tenant stalls on the lower floor, and 10 stalls above the structure that will be reserved for visitors. Construction will also be reversed, with parking built first to provide a base and staging area to build the condo units.

The units, as proposed, will include landscaped roof decks and significant glazing that will allow natural light and provide tenants spectacular views of the Salt Lake Valley...

Rendering of the Emigration Overlook. Image courtesy Salt Lake City planning documents.

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[delts145]

Downtown Adj. - Central Ninth District Row Housing, Phase II

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/comm...h-development/

...The project consists of four attached townhomes and four attached garages. The homes will be three stories with the kitchen and living space on the ground floor and three bedrooms on the second. Additional living space and an open rooftop will be on the third floor.

The three interior homes will front a pedestrian walkway connecting an alley to the west to Jefferson Street to the east while the fourth home will front Jefferson. The garage access will be from the alley that bisects the block directly west of the Central Ninth Market...

Rendering of the Central 9th Row Houses. Image courtesy Salt Lake City Planning Division.

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[delts145]

Downtown Update - Marmalade District - Marmalade Block Project

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @

In what appears to be the new normal, the Historic Landmark Commission held a work session Thursday, February 2 with Clearwater Homes to discuss the developer’s plans for a large mixed-used development for the 500 North block of 300 West in the Marmalade neighborhood...

...The mixed-use project will consist of three connected buildings above a parking platform. The two northernmost buildings will be five stories and the building to the south will be five stories. The project will include between 260-285 residential units that will be a mix of studio and one and two-bedroom apartments. Two anchor commercial spaces and ground floor live/work units will separate the parking structure from the street.

The developers are reserving the southwest corner of the building, opposite the Marmalade Branch, for a small restaurant. The restaurant space will be around 2,400 square feet, but according to Micah Peters from Clearwater Homes, the restaurant could double the seating space with outdoor dining on the plaza separating the project from the library. Peters told the HLC that he is in talks with the LaSalle Group to open an Italian restaurant in the space and consulted the restauranteurs when planning the space...


Rendering of the southwest corner of the Marmalade mixed-use project. Image courtesy Salt Lake City planning documents.


Aerial rendering of the southwest corner of the Marmalade mixed-use project. Image courtesy Salt Lake City planning documents.

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[delts145]

Downtown - Parting Shots

Originally Posted by (Eco)nomy_404

Pics By (Eco)nomy_404

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Salt Lake City - Boomtown U.S.A.

Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/salt...-not-everyone/

"In many ways, it feels like the best of times in Salt Lake City; the metro had the second largest job growth in 2016
among metros with at least 1 million people, and the city is experiencing unprecedented residential growth as more residents pursue city living."


The Downtown Alliance

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[delts145]

UPS To Build Crown Jewel Distribution Center In Salt Lake City

Originally Posted by jtrent77

UPS to build new, expanded distribution center in Salt Lake City

SALT LAKE CITY — Construction has begun on a new UPS distribution facility that the company says will provide Utah with an estimated 1,500 additional jobs.

Set to be the crown jewel in the UPS system, the new facility is being built at 380 S. 6400 West. It will measure 840,000 square feet and will be capable of processing 69,000 packages an hour, according to a written statement from the company.

Carolee Streeper, the UPS human resources manager in Salt Lake City, said the building will be “fully automated and will have very high conveyors and tilt trays.” Despite the extensive automation, “we’re going to be adding about 1,500 jobs,” she said.

There’s also a ripple effect with an announcement like this. As Utah looks to attract other companies to locate here, the new UPS center can help seal those deals...

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[pablosan]

It's great to see all of the development in this fine city.

[delts145]

Thanks Pablosan, You've always been a very gracious neighbor.

[delts145]

Salt Lake City & MSA/CSA Rundown

Downtown Update - District Attorney Offices

Rendering of the downtown DA Office Building as designed by MHTN Architects. Image courtesy Salt Lake County.

Originally Posted by airhero

Pics By Airhero

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[delts145]

Downtown Update - The Patrinely Project

Originally Posted by Viperlord

Block 22: 600 South Main Street & West Temple Street.

Two 10-story office buildings. 330,000 sq.ft. of office space each building.
900 parking stalls each parking structure.
160 feet tall each building.

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[delts145]

Downtown...And Across The Street From The Patrinely Project - Update, The 600 Lofts Project

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

...The 600 Lofts (formally referred to as the 616 Lofts) will be six-stories with 274 units on the 600 South block of State Street.
The development is just over a block from the Courthouse TRAX station and directly along the 200 bus route, a high-frequency route
that runs north-south and State Street, and is just over a block from the Courthouse TRAX Stations...


Rendering of 616 Lofts as pictured from State Street as designed by Beecher Walker Architects. Image courtesy Salt Lake City Planning Division.


The southeast corner of the 600 Lofts as seen from State Street and 700 South. Photo by Isaac Riddle.

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[delts145]

Downtown - The Regent Hotel - Luxurious Boutique Hotel Coming To The New Regent Street

Originally Posted by orlando

I just got some awesome news about the regent street hotel. I emailed the rep from cushman wakefield.
He said there are no funding problems and construction is expected to start in the spring.

Originally Posted by asies1981

I too have been told that construction should start this spring, the Regent will be a nice addition to the city.

It was predicted by many that with the development of the spectacular multi-billion
dollar City Creek Center, exciting and diverse projects would soon spring
up throughout the Downtown District. A new world class Performing
Arts Center/Theater, 111 Tower and a revived Regent St. continue their
hectic construction schedule to the block immediately south of City Creek.
The excitement continues to build throughout Downtown as dozens of
large and small projects progress through their proposals and
beginning construction phases. Newly announced is this beautiful
boutique hotel tower, which is now accelerating through the approval
process.


Well, it looks like the Regent Hotel is officially set for construction:

Downtown - New Regent Street Hotel planned for downtown Salt Lake

Jason Lee, Deseret News
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/8...Salt-Lake.html


Artist rendering of proposed Regent Street Hotel currently under development on 45 E. 200 South in downtown Salt Lake City. The mixed-use, 20-plus story property will include small
retail on the main floor, up to 190 hotel rooms and residential condominiums on the upper floors. The $100 million project is scheduled for completion in spring 2018.
(Cushman & Wakefield Commerce)


A worker in a backhoe levels ground for the new Regent Street Hotel in Salt Lake City, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015. (Ravell Call, Deseret News)



The Regent Street Hotel - 45 E 200 S Downtown Salt Lake City

190 hotel rooms and 36 Residential Units with restaurant and lobby 20 story tall with a pavilion for a roof deck.

Record PLNPCM2015-00463:
Planning Commission - Conditional Design Review

https://aca.slcgov.com/Citizen/Cap/C...howInspection=


PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The Regent Street Hotel is a proposed 330 foot tower with 20 full stories topped by a roof deck and lounge. The top of the 20th floor will be 298 feet; the top of the
enclosed portion of the roof deck lounge will be 311.5 feet. The final 18.5 feet is reserved for potential mechanical needs. The program includes 3 stories of public, meeting and amenity space,
40,490 SF in total. Above the public space and amenities are 9 floors of hotel guestrooms, 105,660 SF total, with 190 guestrooms. Above the hotel are 8 levels of condos with 93,920 SF of built
space and 36 dwelling units. The roof deck has 4,000 SF in enclosed space, 6,290 SF in deck and open space, and 1,450 SF in mechanical space. The proposed project has 251,810 SF total
above grade. The project will lease 133 parking stalls from surrounding parking garages for the hotel component. Each dwelling unit will have 1 parking spot on site below grade.

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