Erynn and John Montgomery were just newlyweds when they bought their tiny 60-year-old Tudor residence in the friendly, walkable 15th and 15th neighborhood of Salt Lake City in 1999. They...
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Quality over quantity. Community over corporate. Planet over profit. It’s all right there on Publik Coffee Roasters’ home page — speaking volumes about the foundation of Salt Lake City’s most…
What do you do when your already wildly successful restaurant business triples? But you’re still in the same tiny space? And it’s not just your devoted community lining up for...
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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…
It does kind of sneak up on you — the enchanting sight of alpacas grazing beside the modern yet rustic barn. Chickens meandering in the yard. Assorted mountains in the...
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An editor from This Old House magazine recently contacted us about providing a rendering for their Photoshop Redo feature in an upcoming issue. It’s pretty straightforward: TOH chooses a home...
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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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On our office trip to San Francisco last October, we visited many incredible homes, ones with beautiful views, fascinating details and distinctive living spaces. What I found most interesting was…
The beneficial aspects of sunlight are numerous, and exposure to daylight has been found in multiple studies to support health, learning, productivity, and good sleep patterns. As architects, we have…
Architecture is often seen as the art of balancing form and function. As designers we have the opportunity to create spaces that play with light, exaggerate connections and engage the…