Though obscured by overgrown trees and shrubs, this colonial ranch house designed by early Utah modernist architect Slack Winburn featured an elliptical entry foyer, an angular floor plan opening to a…
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Over the past decade, I’ve attended several professional conventions for the American Institute of Architects throughout the nation. Looking back, I can say that the local architectural tours in the...
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Spending time on a construction site is a critically important part of the design process for our office staff. We recently headed south on a beautiful fall afternoon to visit a…
We don’t often get asked to design space for chickens, pigs, and a hayloft, but when a family in Pleasant Grove shared their dreams for a farm on their family property,…
Our latest adaptive reuse project involves converting an historic service garage into a neighborhood coffee house, the Publik at 3rd Ave & G Street in Salt Lake City’s Avenues district….
Here’s a current project under construction in the historic district of Old Town Park City. The home is sited on an infill lot on King Road and meets Park City historic design…
Is urbanism more than the lifestyle of city dwellers? This question was raised during a recent discussion with some local planning and design minds in relation to defining the vision…
On Friday afternoons, we meet as an office for design review meetings. We each take a turn coming up with the topic for the week, whether it’s presenting a project…
As we’re gearing up for 2012 and making plans, we can’t help but look back at the past year, reflect, and note a few milestones: 1. The year 2011 marked…
On week one of the Clear The Air Challenge we at Lloyd Architects are re-connecting with our bike-friendly streets. I am glad to have 600 East on my morning and…