HOME PROJECT EXPERIENCE SERVICES ABOUT US SAFETY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT RELIGIOUS / GATHERING THE NEW UTAH PERFORMING ARTS THEATER Owner: Garfield Traub Swisher Architect: Pelli Clarke Pelli & HKS Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank Location: Salt Lake City, UT Contract: $12,307,386.00 General Contractor: Layton Construction Size: 183,000 Sq Ft Completion Date: May 2016 The New Utah Performing Arts Theater is a 183,000 square foot cultural event center in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. Construction has taken place on a very tight construction site where there is essentially no laydown and all deliveries coordinated to be just in time. The site is surrounded on 3 sides with other structures and is physically attached to and constructed with a 26 story office tower. The project is being constructed to obtain LEED certification. It is built with low water consumption plumbing fixtures and high efficiency mechanical systems. With noise as a concern for a theatre facility, the project has struct noise criteria and vibration isolation requirements. Using an acoustical consultant, tests will be conducted to tune out specific frequencies from the mechanical systems to avoid unwanted noise and the piping systems have a gread deal of isolation to avoid transferring vibration to the structure. LDS FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY HUMIDIFICATION PROJECT Owner: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Architect: Van Boerum & Frank Associates Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank Associates Location: Salt Lake City, UT Contract: $498,043.00 General Contractor: Layton Construction Completion Date: November 2014 Installation of a new clean steam humidification system which included demolition of existing steel piping and humidifiers, new stainless steel piping, (22) stainless steel duct mounted humidifiers, clean steam generator, and complete control upgrade. Due to the space restraints and the short time frame to complete the project we utilized our fab shop to prefabricate as much of the piping as possible. This required close coordination between our on-site superintendent and fab shop foreman. The project was completed successfully, on time, and to the owner's satisfaction with the new system. CHURCH HISTORY LIBRARY Best Project / Architectural Design - Mountain States Contractor Owner: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Architect: MHTN Architects Engineer: RMH Group Location: Salt Lake City, UT Contract Amount: $12,126,238.00 General Contractor: Jacobsen / Swinerton a Joint Venture Size: 213,000 Sq Ft Completion Date: March 2009 The Church History Library is a LEED project with complicated technical HVAC systems including dehumidifiers and gaseous filtration required for the rare, valuable, and delicate items stored within. Due to these types of systems needed, we commissioned this building at a higher level than what is required for LEED. Due to its location, there was very limited laydown and deliveries had to be closely coordinated and brought in as needed. This project was completed three months early. TABERNACLE RENOVATION & SEISMIC UPGRADE Building Project of the Year $25+ Million 2007 - Associated General Contractors of Utah Best Renovation / Restoration over $5 Million - Intermountain Contractor Owner: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Architect: MHTN Architects Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank Location: Salt Lake City, UT Contract Amount: $7,092,556.00 General Contractor: Jacobsen Construction Completion Date: August 2006 We were awarded the project as part of the General Contractors team during the design and development phase. Our role was to assist in developing the FLCC, developing the schedule, selection of equipment and construcability. This project was a complete seismic renovation of a highly regarded historical building. Due to the location, all material and equipment had to be stored off site and delivered as needed. The project was delivered within budget and schedule. LDS CONFERENCE CENTER Owner: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Architect: Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership Engineer: CHP & Associates Location: Salt Lake City, UT Contract Amount: $27,198,804.00 General Contractor: Legacy Constructors Size: 1.2 Million Sq Ft Completion Date: December 2000 This was a project with very little lay-down. It required close coordination with all three General Contractors to facilitate as needed deliveries. We were also under a very aggressive schedule with some areas in the “in wall” rough phase while in other areas we were still doing underground. We were able to achieve our goal of having Fall Conference held in the building. SALT PALACE EXPANSION AND ADDITION Owner: Salt Lake County Architect: Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback, & Associates / Gilles Stransky Brems Smith Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank Location: Salt Lake City, UT Contract Amount: $10,000,000.00 General Contractor: Hughes Hunt Size: 290,000 Sq Ft Completion Date: February 1996 This project was the first phase of the new Salt Palace Convention Center which started with the demolition of the arena of the old Salt Palace. The expansion included 200,000 square feet of exhibition space, 36,000 square feet of ball room, and 54,000 square feet of meeting space. Also included in the expansion was a new central heating and cooling plant and a large kitchen. Upon completion, the new convention center was on of the largest convention centers in the west. The project was completed on time per the aggressive construction schedule. JOSEPH SMITH MEMORIAL BUILDING Owner: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Architect: Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank Location: Salt Lake City, UT Contract: $4,019,847.00 General Contractor: Christiansen / Bodell a Joint Venture Size: Completion Date: September 1994 This project was a competitive bid project. This project was a remodel, which included demolition and installation of a complete new plumbing and mechanical systems. It included a central plant, new office space, and restaurants. Because of the unknowns in the existing structure, we worked closely with the mechanical engineers in modifications required both in the piping and HVAC systems. This project demanded high quality in construction and finishes and was performed under the watchful eye of the Church's Temple and Special Projects Group. 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