SALT LAKE CITY | Rundown (including map). - Page 74

delts145 · #**1461** Posted: **Sep 7, 2009, 11:47 AM**

Historic, Architectural Gems of Downtown Salt Lake City

Additional pics to be added daily

O.C. Tanner (Restoration nearing completion)
Here is a relevant link http://www.homestodayutah.com/index....oc-tanner-bigd

by T-Mac

The Alta Club

by CPVLIVE

The Capital Theatre

by bobindrum

The Commercial Club

by T-Mac

Salt Lake City LDS Temple

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City Hall

Caleb Mitchell

Original LDS Business College

by BratoDB

State Capitol

talicat2000

Governor's Mansion

by bobindrums

Cathedral Of The Madaleine

by Pat's "Gone to look for America"

The New York

by bobindrums

Rio Grande Depot

by lazytom

Union Pacific Depot

by lazytom

Masonic Temple

by bobindrums

The Walker Center

darktek13

Deseret/First Security Building

by T-Mac

1st Methodist Church

by d rockinSLC

Christian Orthodox Church

by d rockinSLC

Stock Exchange

by Scaperdude801

The Grand

by walencienne

LDS Administration Building

by walencienne

Joseph Smith Memorial Building (formerly The Hotel Utah)

by walencienne

McCune Mansion

by Claytonium

by Liesel's Easel

by Atelier Teee

Patrick Dry Goods (new lofts)

by T-Mac

Crandall & McIntyre Buildings

by T-Mac

The Peery Hotel

by T-Mac

The Kearns Building

by T-Mac

The Beehive House

by traviskerns

The Lion House

by T-Mac

The Devereaux House

by seattl77

First Presbyterian Cathedral

by bobindrums

Greek Orthodox Cathedral

by El Greeko

Historic Tabernacle, Temple Square

by genki

Assembly Hall, Temple Square

by pandrcutts

Council Hall

by Kendan Erickson

Frank E. Moss Courthouse

Ken Lund

The Crane Building

by a+r book club

Odd Fellows Hall, newly moved and to be restored.

by T-Mac

The Boston & Newhouse

Pierpont

by CPVLIVE

The Meredian (formerly the Veteran's Hospital, newly converted to luxury condominiums)

by CPVLIVE

The Judge Building

by Michele W. T. Cavalcanti Silva

Central Warehouse

by T-Mac

Hotel Monaco

by bobindrums

by mateoutah

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delts145 · #**1462** Posted: **Sep 7, 2009, 1:41 PM**

Downtown Details

Plaza Cauldrons.

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Reflection of Downtown

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by T-Mac

Old Water Wheel, Brigham Young Park

by Heartprintz

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delts145 · #**1463** Posted: **Sep 8, 2009, 10:54 AM**

City Creek Updates

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Crossroads Block

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delts145 · #**1464** Posted: **Sep 9, 2009, 3:03 PM**

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Tower 1

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delts145 · #**1465** Posted: **Sep 10, 2009, 12:22 PM**

New O.C. Tanner opens today

The Salt Lake Tribune ~ Sept. 9, 2009

A beloved architectural gem in downtown Salt Lake City opens to the public at 10 a.m. today as a commercial jewelry and gift store. The O.C. Tanner building, as it is now called, was once a public library and a planetarium. The Beaux Arts building, 15 S. State St., was constructed in 1905. It lay vacant for five years until the O.C. Tanner Co. purchased and refurbished it at a cost of $24.5 million. Original stairways in the entry vestibule have been restored, as have the dark wooden casement windows and the maple tongue-and-groove ceiling.

(Steve Griffin / The Salt Lake Tribune The new O.C. Tanner building in downtown Salt Lake City was formerly the old Hansen Planetarium. Tuesday Sep 8, 2009.)

Steve Griffin/ The Salt Lake Tribune

Steve Griffin/ The Salt Lake Tribune

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delts145 · #**1466** Posted: **Sep 11, 2009, 12:51 PM**

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The Regent

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Jonovision · #**1467** Posted: **Sep 11, 2009, 5:56 PM**

I love that staircase on the corner of that news building!!!

delts145 · #**1468** Posted: **Sep 12, 2009, 11:17 AM**

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Tower 1

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delts145 · #**1469** Posted: **Sep 13, 2009, 12:49 PM**

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More renderings of Gallivan Plaza:

http://www.slcgov.com/PublicServices...tml#Renderings

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delts145 · #**1470** Posted: **Sep 14, 2009, 11:58 AM**

Construction Zone, South Temple - City Creek Project

by H4vok

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delts145 · #**1471** Posted: **Sep 15, 2009, 10:58 AM**

Southern Metro ~ Provo

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Taken this past weekend.

And Bonus Shot:

by TonyAnderson

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SLCMoosy · #**1472** Posted: **Sep 15, 2009, 3:41 PM**

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=7919819

City Creek condos nearly ready for grand opening
September 14, 2009

SALT LAKE CITY -- Salt Lake City's skyline is changing, and so is its downtown residential real estate market. In a few months condos at the new City Creek Center project will be open for its first residents.

The two buildings in the middle of the block on South Temple, between Main Street and West Temple, are known as Richards Court. They're now almost fully enclosed, and interior work is well underway. They'll be ready for occupancy at the beginning of 2010.

Demand for condo units overlooking Temple Square, as these do, is said to be high. That's no surprise to real estate broker Babs De Lay. She's the principal broker for Urban Utah Homes and Estates.

"I think if you were Catholic and you lived in Rome, wouldn't you want to see the Vatican?" De Lay asked.

The downtown residential real estate market, hot a few years ago, slowed down considerably with the economic slide. But Prudential Utah real estate broker Gary Howard says the demand remains strong with empty nesters and young professionals.

What are… the residential properties at the City Creek Center?
Approximately 700 for-sale and for-rent units will be built.
The Regent Richards Court East Richards Court West
Address: 35 E. 100 South 45 W. South Temple 55 W. South Temple
Stories: 20 10 10
Sq feet: Penthouse: 2,188-3,507
Suite:765-2,272 Penthouse: 2,819-3,148
Suite: 921-2,499 Penthouse: 1,927-2,147
Suite: 771-2,027
Completion: 2012 2012 2012
-City Creek Living

Howard predicts the market will bounce back strong thanks to continued low interest rates, a new downtown supermarket, TRAX to the airport and the massive retail-residential influx coming with City Creek.
"The synergy just creates a lot more desirability, and so you get a lot of people who then start realize there's a lot happening downtown--and even more, and even more, and even more as time goes on. And as a result, it becomes a more desirable place to live," Howard explained.

"It's a very good thing," De Lay said. "Their price point is very high, but their quality is very high. So, people can either use that as a choice or a comparable to what they'll be purchasing."

Other elements of the project are also making progress: Assembly of the steel framework for the retail center well underway. It is expected to open in spring of 2012.

E-mail: jdaley@ksl.com

delts145 · #**1473** Posted: **Sep 16, 2009, 12:18 PM**

This is an exciting time for Downtown SLC and it's metro. The City Creek Center will become a model to emulate for many 'downtown cores' across the country. Already, we've seen a dramatic uptick in new and attractive businesses opening up all along Main Street. I'm also excited to see so many corporate location announcements, i.e. expansions and relocations being announced lately. I knew that the prognosticators had predicted an early recovery for the Wasatch Front, but I hadn't expected it so soon.

delts145 · #**1474** Posted: **Sep 16, 2009, 12:19 PM**

Once Again,
Deer Valley Hits The #1 Ranking In No. America

Deer Valley holds onto title
~ SKI Magazine readers give DV top spot, again

by Nan Chalat Noaker, Record editor

businessweek.com

Deer Valley employees have been tight lipped this week, but now they can brag all they want. Deer Valley has been named the best ski area in North America by the readers of SKI Magazine for the third year in a row. Staffers celebrated quietly earlier this week but were asked to keep the news under wraps until the formal announcement was released. According to Deer Valley President Bob Wheaton, the resort topped five categories including Guest Services, Slope Grooming, On-mountain Food and Dining. As always, Wheaton deferred all of the credit for the honor to his staff. "I am very pleased and proud of the staff that earned this award," he said. Each year, SKI Magazine sends 20,000 ballots to its readers and also collects votes online. According to Wheaton, Whistler Blackcomb in British Columbia, Canada earned the No. 2 spot and Colorado's Vail took third. In the 20-plus years that SKI has been conducting the poll, only Vail has matched Deer Valley's hat trick.

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delts145 · #**1475** Posted: **Sep 17, 2009, 11:19 AM**

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delts145 · #**1476** Posted: **Sep 18, 2009, 1:57 PM**

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delts145 · #**1477** Posted: **Sep 19, 2009, 10:45 AM**

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A photo from tonight.

Sunset over Main Street

by T-Mac

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DENrising · #**1478** Posted: **Sep 19, 2009, 4:59 PM**

Delts-nice updates, when I'm back in town need to check out the progress.

Havent checked it out yet, but I've heard they restored some space on main (near Kearns?) and opened up a new pub, The Beerhive? Sounds cool, someone should get some pics and post.

An update over here, Denver just topped out the 45 story Four Seasons, Hotel and Private Residences. They hoisted a 75 foot spire to the top of it the other day, and it has really changed the skyline. If you'd like to check it out here is the link for that thread:

http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=169611

It's an impressive building.

TonyAnderson · #**1479** Posted: **Sep 19, 2009, 9:23 PM**

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Originally Posted by DENrising

Delts-nice updates, when I'm back in town need to check out the progress.

Havent checked it out yet, but I've heard they restored some space on main (near Kearns?) and opened up a new pub, The Beerhive? Sounds cool, someone should get some pics and post.

Actually DEN, one of the SLC forumers (UrbanBoy) took a look inside the Beerhive recently and posted pics on one of the threads there in the Mountain West Forum. Here's a pic I took recently of the outside.

delts145 · #**1480** Posted: **Sep 21, 2009, 12:22 PM**

Cool pic Tony! There are a number of buildings downtown that haven't been recorded as often as I would like to see. They're often difficult to find on flickr. Sometimes they are posted under the strangest titles, and you just come across them by accident.