MHTN Architects Higher Ed, Health Care, Commercial and Civic

vision made real

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Salt Lake City, Utah 84111

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MHTN arcHiTecTs

MHTN operates on a passion for the success of Utah’s businesses and communities through the built environment.

MHTN OVERVIEW

FIRM SPECIALIZATIONS

MHTN produces cutting-edge, architectural design solutions based on our client’s goals and values.

We cultivate on a variety of project types and sizes with recognized specializations in:

HIGHER EDUCATION HEALTHCARE COMMERCIAL

K-12 EDUCATION CIVIC CULTURAL

OUR PHILOSOPHY

We believe that architecture can and should rise higher than the basic levels of providing shelter or

enclosing space. Excellent design and planning can convey symbolic meaning representing values,

goals, and principles esteemed important by project owners and users.

We approach architecture based on concept. Design concepts are created by weaving the

strands of familiar experience with fearless vision. We do this by balancing established values with

progressive ideals, and familiar representation with modern abstraction. This philosophy generates

an architectural tapestry that captures and celebrates the unique characteristics of each client.

MHTN Architects services include contextually based master plans, programs, and designs of a

variety of environments locally, regionally, and nationally. We believe high-level design and fiscal

responsibility to be naturally compatible. We believe in people and seek opportunities to expand

the boundaries of theory and technique. We crave challenging, aggressive, or complex projects

because they demand the utmost in creative solutions.

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MHTN’s 91 years of architectural service has produced some of the most

utilized, historic and iconic buildings around the state.

The firm’s true dedication to each client, the built environment and local

communities has cultivated a widely respected reputation. MHTN has been

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with clients locally, nationally and around the world.

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We believe achieving success in design involves people from

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DAVID DAININGDirector of Health Care planning

bRENT AGNEWManaging principal

pEGGy MCDONOUGH JANpresident and Design principal

CHAD NIELsENAssociate Design principal

KyLE TAfTpresident and Design principal

MATTHEW HIEbIntern Architect

JOHN LEGGETTproject Architect & Team Leader

GLEN bECKsTEADCost Estimator

RANDy KNIGHTDesign Architect

MATT CLINGERproject Architect

AMy sTEVENsONInterior Designer

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HIgHER EdUCATION

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Master planning,

Conceptual Design + Rendering,

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L.S. ANd ALINE W. SkAggS CENTER FOR HEALTH ANd MOLECULAR SCIENCESThe existing sUU science Center was constructed in 1993 and its east end is currently attached to the Life science building (constructed in 1977) by a greenhouse. This project

includes the design services only (no bidding and construction administration services) for: (1) the demolition of the greenhouse and Life science building and (2) a new

addition to the east end of the sUU science Center.

sUU is in need of new space to provide its science majors with significant laboratory and undergraduate research training. some of the spaces that will be housed in the new

addition include laboratories, offices, a green house, a vivarium, a natural history museum, and support spaces.

LOCATION: Cedar City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 45,000 gsf | COsT: $14,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2011

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SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY STUdENT HOUSINgThe Manzanita Court student Housing Complex was constructed for southern Utah University (sUU) in 1962 and must be replaced because it is no longer financially viable to

maintain the complex. This Campus Housing phase II project includes demolition of the Manzanita Court Complex (three buildings) and replacing it with approximately 56,700

gross square feet of space that will include, but is not limited to, the following: (1) two new buildings, no more than three stories in height, that will house a total of 270 beds

in 138 bedrooms in a semi suite unit style (a maximum of four students per two bedrooms arrangement sharing one bathroom); (2) every floor will also have a gathering space

area, enclosed study area, open study area, laundry room, janitor closet, vending area, and kitchenette; and (3) building support spaces for bicycle storage, trash, miscellaneous

building storage, resident assistant work room, and hall director apartment.

LOCATION: Cedar City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 57,000 sf | COsT: Construction $12,400,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2009

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Architecture

Interior Design

Landscape

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[ UNIVERSITY OF UTAH ECCLES STUdENT LIFE CENTER ]

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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH ECCLES STUdENT LIFE CENTERThe new student Life Center will be a transformative project that will become the hub of social and recreational space on campus. Currently, Campus Recreation services is

located in three separate facilities on campus. This project will bring all programs and services together under one roof. The proposed facility will include gymnasiums, dance

studios, climbing and bouldering walls, running track, outdoor adventure center, cardiovascular and weight spaces, racquetball, squash, indoor pool, food services, social

spaces, administrative offices, and meeting spaces.

The success of the facility will be based on creative design that states to all that this is the University of Utah, blending aspects of our unique campus and student population

along with our natural surroundings. programs and services will include open recreation, fitness classes, sport clubs, climbing, intramural sports, individualized fitness, outdoor

adventure operations, exercise performance, staff training, and aquatic programming.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 168,000 sf | COsT: Construction $41,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2014

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Architect of Record, program Verification,

Architecture, Interior Design, branded Environment,

Landscape

seeking LEED silver Certification

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program

Design

Interior Design

Landscape Design

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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH ORAL HEALTH EdUCATION BUILdINgThe dental school now under construction in Research park and will be approximately 70,000 gross square feet. It will contain: 68 operatories in public dental clinics; clinic

support labs and spaces; lecture halls and conference / seminar rooms; student casual study / support space; administrative and faculty offices; faculty research labs; and

general building support spaces. Although initially planned for 50 students per year for four years (200 total students), it will have capacity for program growth to 60 students

per year (240 total students).

This state-of-the-art graduate facility and clinic will serve students locally, nationally and internationally with an evidence-based research curriculum and Dental Residency

program.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 70,000 sf | COsT: $26,000,000 - 42,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2014

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COLLEgE OF WESTERN IdAHO PROgRAM, dESIgN & MASTER PLANThe College of Western Idaho has strong need of a multipurpose facility on its Nampa

Campus to meet the needs of its rapidly expanding student enrollment. MHTN assisted

the College in defining the needs, prioritizing the components to be located in the

building, and determining the optimal location for the facility on the new campus.

The scope included: full programming for elements being considered for the new

building, including: student services (Registrar, Academic Advising & Counseling,

Assessment & Testing, and Career Center), student Life (student Government,

Leadership Development, student Resource Center, Clubs & Organizations, Lounge

space), Library, Retail food services, the College’s Culinary Arts program, bookstore,

Conference Center. Development of program cost estimates in order to determine the

optimal balance of the program with the project budget and determination of the best

location for the proposed new building, including reworking of the Nampa campus

master plan to optimize the new building’s impact and future campus development

With the established program, campus master plan, and MHTN’s fully rendered images

of the new student Center, CWI has excellent tools necessary for its fund-raising and

project support efforts.

LOCATION: boise, ID | pROJECT sIZE: N/A | COsT: N/A | COMpLETION DATE: 2014

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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HEALTH SCIENCE CAMPUS MASTER PLAN + MEdICAL EdUCATION BUILdINg

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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HEALTH SCIENCE CAMPUS MASTER PLAN + MEdICAL EdUCATION BUILdINgAs part of the Master planning Team for the University of Utah (U of U) Health sciences Campus Master plan update, MHTN was asked to conceive concepts for the future

Medical Education and Discovery building (MED). The MED is envisioned as the centerpiece of the new master plan.

Rendered to the left, is a concept that imagines the MED’s highly collaborative internal groups housed in a series of distinguishable neighborhoods raised above a highly

transparent ground floor pavilion. The neighborhoods are lifted by a forest of expressive columns at the plaza level. Meeting spaces, flexible demonstration spaces, common

spaces, and readable vertical circulation would populate a vibrant, open ground floor plan. With sight lines between enclosed upper zones, the ground floor pavilion would be

a visible extension of the adjacent central plaza, the exterior heart of campus. Degrees of transparency are proposed via highly energy efficient exterior skin systems, such as

a double curtain wall, with the goal of enabling vistas from Utah’s Wasatch foothill campus.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: N/A | COsT: N/A | COMpLETION DATE: N/A

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UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY STUdENT CENTER FEASIBILITY STUdYWith goals of creating a vibrant focal point for student life and strengthening the campus fabric, Utah state University contracted with MHTN Architects to conduct a feasibility

study for the existing Taggart student Center.

In the years since its construction, the student center has been become an overcrowded facility that cannot meet the needs of the campus. MHTN worked collaboratively with

the project steering Committee to define the vision for the student center redesign.

Using benchmarking data and stakeholder input, MHTN determined preliminary space needs and projected costs, also developing cost projection tools to help UsU formulate

funding strategies.

The entire project team explored design concepts during an on-site workshop, evaluating which would best fulfill the established vision. Conceptual images will be used by

the campus for project fundraising.

LOCATION: Logan, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 330,000 sf | COsT: Construction $77,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2013

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Architecture, Interior Design, branded Environment,

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program

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Conceptual Design

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feasibilitly study

Conceptual Design + Rendering

Cost Estimating

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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HEALTH SCIENCE CAMPUS MASTER PLAN + BUILdINg 521 REPLACEMENT STUdYThe anticipated replacement of the existing University of Utah school of Medicine building provided an opportunity to examine and update the entire HsC campus master plan.

Working with a broad representation of University and Health sciences Center stakeholders, the planning consultants’ initial task was to articulate the vision that will guide future

HsC campus development. The creation of a iconic focal point and vibrant campus heart was a high stakeholder priority. This is fulfilled in the updated master plan by placement

in the campus center of: the Medical Education & Discovery building (MED), the replacement for and reinvention of the existing school of Medicine; the Knowledge Center, which

will promote interdisciplinary learning and collaboration among the three primary HsC missions of research, patient care and education; and an open plaza that will connect with

and strengthen campus pedestrian pathways. A new proposed circular road provides a mass transit pathway through the campus center, enhancing access as well as links with the

broader campus transportation infrastructure, another vision priority. Campus sustainability goals are supported by several master plan elements: replacement of older, carbon-

intensive buildings with those that are highly efficient, promotion of mass transit and bicycle use through an improved road and pathway system, and orientation of the new MED in

a east-west solar orientation.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: N/A | COsT: N/A | COMpLETION DATE: December 2013

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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SPENCER FOx ECCLES BUSINESS BUILdINgAs a new collaborative educational environment this iconic structure replaced and expanded the David Eccles school of business on the University of Utah Campus. The

projected 188,600 sf includes classrooms, class-labs, student support spaces and faculty and administration spaces. The project is currently divided into two phases which

includes the demolition of the francis A. Madsen building in phase 1 and the demolition of the Kendall D. Garff building in phase 2. The project will comply with the state of

Utah High performance building Rating system.

*peggy McDonough served as project manager for the programming phase while with another firm.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 188,600 sf | COsT: Construction $72,000,000 - furniture $4,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2012 - 2013

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program*

Architecture

Interior Design

In association with Gould Evans

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[ WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY WILdCAT VILLAgE ]

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WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY WILdCAT VILLAgEWeber state University wanted to shift the focus of their 400-acre Ogden campus from a commuter college to a university centered around traditional campus life. To address

this shift, MHTN designed a new residential precinct that immerses the student as an integral part of a 24-hour campus unique to Weber state University.

With Weber state’s 24-hour interactive goal in mind, MHTN organized the residential life buildings around a meaningful outdoor space that provides real opportunity for

“campus living.” This outdoor quad encourages time outside of the personal sleeping quarters to promote dynamic engagement and a sense of campus community between

traditional and non-traditional students.

Dynamic engagement also transcends into a primary commons, a cafe social hub, and the residence halls’ modern interior. Dining, meeting and study spaces are strategically

located and aesthetically designed to comfortably bring the community of students together 24/7.

LOCATION: Ogden, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 124,000 sf | COsT: $14,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2011

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Renovation / Addition

Architecture

Interior Design

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BLACk HILLS STATE UNIVERSITY STUdENT UNIONMHTN Architects was the lead design architect for the renovation and addition of the black Hills state College student Union.

This $9.3 million project included a renovation of 30,000 sf of the existing facility and an addition of 35,000 sf. The goal of this project was to revitalize and expand the union

to better serve residential, commuter, and non-traditional students. Major improvements include expansion of food services, student recreation facilities, upgraded technology

and computer access, and addition of meeting space.

LOCATION: spearfish, sD | pROJECT sIZE: 60,000 sf | COsT: $9,300,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2009

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BRIgHAM YOUNg UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF INFORMATION ANd TECHNOLOgY BUILdINgThe Office of Information Technology services building, is a new 80,000 sq. ft., three story building to house the campus IT personnel currently in other buildings, scattered

around campus. This effort will co-locate many of the University’s IT services and personnel into a building specifically designed for their needs. Although the building is

geographically separate from main campus, the MHTN Architects team was tasked with designing a facility that will be recognized as a byU building, with a distinctive design

that reflects the fact that it is the home of the IT services providers. byU challenged the design team to provide a solution that evoked a sense of simplicity and elegance,

while displaying the power of current technology and good design. The team was also encouraged to implement “Green/Eco friendly” building design methods. The building

exterior skin is primarily curtainwall glazing to provide light-filled, optimum views for all occupants. brick masonry veneer, matching the campus standard brick, and insulated

metal panels provide visual emphasis and connectivity to other byU campus buildings.

LOCATION: provo, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 80,000 sf | COsT: $15,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2009

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Interior Design

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WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY SHEPHERd STUdENT UNIONCentered at the heart of the Weber state University campus, the shepherd student Union could not ask for a better location. Up until this renovation, the shepherd Union existed

in two separate buildings, connected only by an upper level corridor link. The new design stiches the two parts together by enclosing the entire exterior path between the two

building halves, and opening each side to a new active two-story atrium space with open bridges. Capturing the major north-south student traffic path of the campus, the atrium

space now affords open sightlines to two levels of lounge, retail, student activity, and meeting spaces, punctuated by a large information and photo ID center. Two large skylights

bathe the now unified space in natural light during the day and act as lanterns at night. previously isolated food service and has also moved front and center, composing a variety

of dining offerings and atmospheres which engage the new atrium or are connected by open sightlines.

LOCATION: Ogden, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 189,000 sf | COsT: $23,600,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2008

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BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY STUdENT UNION ExPANSIONserving 18,600 students and housing the residential student board dining services, the boise state University student Union building was unable to meet student and campus

needs in its size and configuration. With expected growth on campus, the student Union building was falling behind in its ability to service the student population and its many

programs and services. Retail food and bookstore services were also unable to meet campus needs.

MHTN Architects completed the facility program and concept design for the remodel and expansion project looking at an addition of approximately 60,000 square feet to be

combined with major remodeling of selected spaces within the student Union building.

LOCATION: boise, ID | pROJECT sIZE: 275,000 sf | COsT: $28,100,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2008

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IdAHO STATE UNIVERSITY RENdEZVOUS CENTERThe Rendezvous building is a microcosm of campus life, combining academic, housing, and student union functions. Redefining the campus experience, students have

opportunities for living, learning, and recreating within the walls of this complex. Located at the center of the hourglass-shaped IsU campus, Rendezvous is the campus heart

and hub that unifies the north and south portions of the campus.

A major design challenge included forming a suitable architectural image for this new campus focal point, one that innovates and moves the campus forward, while

acknowledging and respecting surrounding campus structures.

The building is organized around major relationships with its immediate north and south neighbors. Academic functions are located in a three-story structure on the north side,

directly across from the Library and other academic buildings. The south side is comprised of a four-story housing component, reinforcing the presence of a housing precinct

on the south side of the campus. The central east-west atrium contains primarily student union functions and has been characterized as an internal campus main street. As

such, the student union space becomes the connective tissue that binds the academic experience with the residence hall experience. With visual connections to Cadet field

to the east, and the main academic quad to the west, the atrium space serves as a beacon to all areas of the campus.

LOCATION: pocatello, ID | pROJECT sIZE: 255,200 sf | COsT: Construction $38,300,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2007

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Interior Design

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Architecture

Interior Design

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MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY - CENTENNIAL STUdENT UNION RENOVATIONThe Centennial student Union (CsU), at the University of Minnesota, Mankato suffered from an inadequate entry and undistinguished appearance on its public face. The CsU also

struggled to find a strategy to activate the food service venues, lounge, and administration spaces.

Today the CsU links the exterior of the campus to the interior quad by way of an inviting environment and very transparent design. To activate the space, three, large-scale holes

were cut through the main level floor to enhance sightlines to the previously underutilized lower level. Today students can see activity between the main and lower level lounge

areas. Local Mankato limestone gives regional texture to the facility and is utilized on an over-scaled, fireplace hearth wall, which is the figurative new campus living room. Old

Terrazzo flooring was replaced in select areas with new terrazzo in high color and contrasting patterns, giving visual energy and scale to the very open plan.

In the low light, long winter climate of Minnesota, south facing glass curtainwall, a long roof overhang, and west vertical stone fin allows desired natural light into the interior, and

through to the center of the building.

LOCATION: Mankato, MN | pROJECT sIZE: 75,000 sf | COsT: $7,500,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2005

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DAVID DAININGDirector of Health Care planning

bRENT AGNEWManaging principal

ROb fIsHERDirector of Quality Assurance


CHRIsTIANE pHILLIpsproject Architect & Team Leader


MIKE WILCOxHealth Care focused Architectural Intern

AMbER LAKEInterior Designer

RObERT pINONAssociate principal & project

Manager

WILLIAM bINGHAMDesign Architect

REbECCA WEIDLEIntern project Architect

KAREN CAHOONInterior Designer

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HEALTH CARE

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[ INTERMOUNTAIN HOMECARE + WAREHOUSE ]

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PRIMARY CHILdREN’S HOSPITAL AMBULATORY CARE CENTERprimary Children’s Hospital and the University of Utah are co-developing this prominent and unique site on the health science campus. The first phase of the work constructs the

parking structure and the ambulatory center for primary Children’s. Much of the 80 foot slope of the site is taken up by the 5 level parking structure. The top of the deck provides

a gracious entry plaza for each structure. The 5 story building allows circulation and waiting areas to address the incredible view over the valley to the West. Exam rooms are

standardized and work spaces are shared to allow maximum flexibility in the use and scheduling of the exam pods. Mechanical rooms are located on each level to minimize vertical

chases and maximize building efficiency. The building will achieve a minimum LEED silver rating when occupied this year. MHTN is the architect of record for the building in

partnership with HOK san francisco.


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UUHC | PCMC Ambulatory Care Complex Phase 2 Schematic Design

Design Presentation: Curvilinear Scheme

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program Verification, Architecture,

Interior Design, Landscape

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INTERMOUNTAIN HOMECARE + WAREHOUSEIntermountain Healthcare - Homecare services Headquarters - The new 147,000 sf building will consolidate 800 staff into a new building designed for staff efficiency and patient

and guest convenience and comfort. The planning effort coordinates 29 departments – focusing on department adjacencies and economical workflow. A two-part split building

serves to bring a warehouse to a home hospice office function. The warehouse is designed to be tilt concrete and steel structure. bay spacing for racking, workflow and flexibility

make this space an asset to a multifaceted building type. Accompanying the warehouse is also a clean room, pharmacy, infusion clinic and various types of maintenance shops.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 147,000 sf | COsT: Construction N/A | COMpLETION DATE: 2014

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Interior Design,

Landscape Design

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Architecture, Interior Design,

Landscape

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PRIMARY CHILdREN’S HOSPITAL LOBBY ExPANSIONThe lobby creates a new gateway to the Medical Center and the Ambulatory Care Complex. The expanded space creates a welcoming atmosphere for families. The space includes

an expanded welcome desk, a new gift shop, a cafe, electronic registration, seating areas, and a living atrium. A sky bridge connects the lobby to the ambulatory care complex. The

lobby also incorporates an expanded entry drive and patient drop-off area. Water will remain a central focus of the exterior landscaping.


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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH EMERgENCY dEPARTMENTThe University of Utah requested a proposal for creating construction documents for the Emergency Department Remodel based on preliminary floor plans provided by the

hospital. During the interview process, MHTN illustrated the possibility of obtaining an additional patient care room within the proposed remodel scope of work. Upon being

hired for the project design, the MHTN team in conjunction with the users reduced the overall footprint of the remodel while exceeding the initial program requirements.

phasing for the project was reduced from an anticipated six phases of construction to two, and costs were consistently held on target. Through diligent planning, the uses

of rooms were able to be upgraded in two instances: resuscitation rooms were sized correctly to be licensed as trauma rooms, and results rooms were able to be licensed as

fast track rooms.

In this instance, MHTN was able to expand and enhance the original program while meeting the established budget and simplifying construction phasing.


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schematic Design, Design Development,

Construction Documentation

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PRIMARY CHILdREN’S HOSPITAL RONALd MCdONALd FAMILY ROOMThe Ronald McDonald family Room is a respite for parents and family members with children at primary Children’s Medical Center, providing a bit of home within the walls of

the hospital while remaining close to their child’s bedside. The family Room is a warm and inviting space, which offers the opportunity for a parent to take a nap, enjoy a meal,

do laundry, have time to reflect, converse with a fellow parent and take a shower. The family Room provides four Retreat Rooms without windows, where visitors may take a nap

and sleep at any time of the day, providing much needed rest for many parents and family members. There is also a fully equipped kitchen complete with fully stocked pantry,

refrigerators and freezers, as well as, a range and ovens for individual or volunteer prepared meals.


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Interior Design

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PRIMARY CHILdREN’S HOSPITAL FOREVER YOUNg ZONE & SOPHIE’S PLACEThe renovation and expansion of the existing forever young Zone at primary Children’s Medical Center has expanded the capabilities to provide patients and their siblings a

place to play, explore and exercise their imagination during their stay at the hospital. There will be various activities available to the children including art and crafting areas,

games and reading areas, dramatic/dress-up play, and medical play, as well as, specific areas for teens, infants and patients with specific sensory needs. The playroom at the

forever young Zone is a calming yet energetic space providing opportunity for messy art work fun and soft seating to cozy up with a book and enjoy the natural light from

the adjacent outdoor patio.


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INTERMOUNTAIN HOMECARE

+ WAREHOUSE

147,000 sf | $N/A | N/A


Landscape Design

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HEALTH SCIENCE CAMPUS

MASTER PLAN + MEdICAL EdUCATION

N/A sf | $N/A | 2015

Master plan, Architecture, Interior Design,

Landscape, Design/build

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

ORAL HEALTH EdUCATION

70,000 sf | $26,000,000-$42,000,000 | 2015

Master plan, feasibility study, site Evaluation

PRIMARY CHILdREN’S HOSPITAL

AMBULATORY CARE CENTER

234,000 sf | $128,000,000 | 2014


Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape


LOBBY ExPANSION

243,000 sf | $5,300,000 | 2014

Architect of Record, programming Verification,



FOREVER YOUNg ZONE & SOPHIE’S PLACE

4,588 sf | $1,045,211 | 2013

Interior Design


RONALd MCdONALd FAMILY ROOM

3,545 sf | $2,125,422 | 2013

Interior Design

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

REHAB HOSPITAL

124,000 sf | N/A | 2014

planning

dAVId dAININg’S ExPERIENCE

MEMORIAL MEdICAL CENTER

OF WEST MICHIgAN

N/A sf | $13,000,000 | 2012

planner

VAMC ANN ARBOR NEW EMERgENCY

dEPARTMENT ANd LINEAR ACCELERATOR

N/A sf | $5,100,000 | 2012

planner

VAMC ANN ARBOR OUTPATIENT CLINIC ExPANSIONS

(6TH FLOOR MEd/SURg)

N/A sf | $5,500,000 | 2012

planner

VAMC dETROIT EMERgENCY

dEPARTMENT ExPANSION

N/A sf | $1,100,000 | 2012

planner

SHORELINE VISION CLINIC

N/A sf | $225,000 | 2011

Architect of Record, Designer

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GREG ALLENAssociate principal &

project Manager

DAVE fETZERproject Manager

GLEN bECKsTEADproject Manager

RObERT MCCLINTICproject Manager

JAMEs KNIGHTproject Architect

RANDy KNIGHTDesign Architect

JEff JUIpDesign Architect

RObERT pINONAssociate principal &

project Manager

WILLIAM bINGHAMDesign Architect

AMbER LAKEInterior Designer

CHAD NIELsENAssociate Design principal

TODD fREEbAIRNproject Coordinator


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COMMERCIAL + CIVIC

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[ RIO TINTO REgIONAL CENTER ]

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UTAH VALLEY CONVENTION CENTERThis three-story convention center with parking garage in downtown provo brings a world-class venue for various conferences, trade shows, corporate events, community

events, performances and other special engagements. Along with vast and adaptable space throughout, the facility has been designed to create amazing vistas of the Wasatch

Mountains from both interior and exterior public and VIp spaces.

The facility is expected to bring great pride and revenue for the provo and Utah County community.

LOCATION: provo, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 144,000 sf | COsT: Construction $40,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2013

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Architecture, Interior design, Furniture RFP

Level 1 Seeking LEEd Silver Certification

Level 2 & 3 - Maintain existing LEEd® Silver Certified

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RIO TINTO REgIONAL CENTER REMOdEL & NEW INTERIORThe Rio Tinto Regional Center (RTRC) at Daybreak was completed and initially occupied in October 2008. Its 120,000 sf, two level, interior workplace was designed by a national

Interior Design Consultant to manifest Rio Tinto’s New Global Workplace standard. After living in the space for less than two years, this client discovered several fundamental

aspects of the environment that needed to be changed, not only for functionality, but to instill brand identity and workplace pride in the environment itself.

MHTN lead the management group, and its executives, through a design process that would respect the sophisticated spirit of the original design, but address objectives to provide

a modern, efficient, and high-quality work environment for between 500- 600 Rio Tinto employees and contractors in salt Lake City. Initial occupancy was approximately 550, and

included employees and consultants from 13 different business units and functions previously located in four separate locations in the greater salt Lake City area.

LOCATION: south Jordan, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 141,700 sf | COsT: Construction $5,555,800 | COMpLETION DATE: 2011

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SPECTRUM ENgINEERS CORPORATE OFFICEThe new offices for spectrum Engineers were based on the idea of using the space as a showcase of who the company is and what they do. sustainable concepts were

incorporated into the project as an example of spectrum’s focus on sustainability. Among the major focuses was reducing and monitoring energy use within the space, providing

individualized thermal comfort, and addressing acoustics in the open office environment. The result is a space that demonstrates the services offered by the company and creates

a comfortable working environment for the employees while monitoring the reduced environmental impacts of a high performance space.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 27,000 sf | COsT: Undisclosed | COMpLETION DATE: 2009

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Master Plan, Architecture,Interior Design, Landscape

Seeking LEED® Platinum Certification

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Architecture, Interior design,Landscape design, CostEstimating, ConstructionAdministration

LEEd Silver Certification

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222 MAIN OFFICE TOWERThis Class-A 22-story office tower in the heart of downtown salt Lake City consists of 480,000 sf in the main building, along with a 337,000 sf parking structure. It is a

state-of-the-art building with seismic engineering, energy conservation, redundant power, and fully-automated building systems. The building is clad in high-transparency,

low-reflective exterior glazing. The project site design includes a pocket park/pedestrian corridor which connects to the mid-block alley, the American Towers plaza and the

proposed parking structure.

The building’s design and adjoining retail space adds to the historic and revitalized Main street corridor of downtown salt Lake City. This project is registered with the UsGbC

with a LEED silver Certification pending.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 480,000 sf | COsT: $84,500,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2009

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MERIT MEdICAL CORPORATE CAMPUS + PARkINg STRUCTUREfor over 20 years, MHTN Architects has worked with Merit Medical systems in developing and expanding their south Jordan corporate campus. The campus includes multiple

buildings with a variety of departments including administration offices, laboratory, clean room/manufacturing, distribution + warehousing and technology/research.

The parking terrace is distinguished by its stair towers and gently curving roof forms. It provides 720 parking spaces and upholds an open-concept space plan for easy in-and-out

maneuvering. staff and visitors are well-oriented and escorted to walkways for a safe and seamless transition into the corporate campus.

To handle Utah’s corrosive winter environment, the parking terrace was designed with microsilica fume concrete. Interior handrails and guardrails are fabricated from stainless steel

to reduce maintenance. for energy efficiency, interior lighting is controlled by motion sensors that are programmed to track cars and people so that lighting is only turned on when

it’s needed. In addition, the terrace was designed to expand an additional floor vertically to provide for the client’s growing needs.


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MERIT MEdICAL CORPORATE CAMPUS + MANUFACTURINg BUILdINgMHTN Architects has worked with Merit Medical systems for over 20 years developing and expanding its south Jordan corporate campus. The campus encompasses multiple

buildings with a variety of departments including administration offices, laboratory, clean room/manufacturing, distribution + warehousing and technology/research.

Merit Medical specializes in the production of medical products that are used in cardiac surgery. because of the sensitive nature of the role these products play, all manufacturing,

in it’s many differing phases, is done in clean-room environments that use up to a Class-100 rating. All finish materials in production areas must be durable, light-reflective and

easily cleanable. Clean rooms must be accessible from above to enable changes in equipment infrastructure support that are needed as manufacturing equipment evolves over

time. Despite the fact that the production building uses a significant amount of process energy, it is currently pending a LEED-silver Certification.


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ZIONS BANk OFFICE TOWER

With stone and glass replacing its original copper cladding, the Zions bank Tower projects an image reflecting its role at the bank’s flagship headquarters. Anchoring the corner of

south Temple and Main street in salt Lake City, the newly-clad tower and its neighbors the Gateway Tower West frame a portal between the Central business District and the LDs

Church Campus.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 280,000 sf | COsT: Undisclosed | COMpLETION DATE: 2003

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Interior Design

Landscape

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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

SPENCER FOx ECCLES BUSINESS BUILdINg

160,000 sf | $72,000,000 | 2013


seeking LEED® Gold Certification

UTAH VALLEY CONVENTION CENTER

144,000 sf | $40,000,000 | 2012

Master plan, program, Architecture,


seeking LEED® silver Certification

RIO TINTO REgIONAL CENTER REMOdEL L2 & L3

120,000 sf | $3,355,800 | 2012

Conceptual planning, Architecture, Interior Design

Maintaining LEED® silver Certification

RIO TINTO REgIONAL CENTER

LEVEL 1 NEW INTERIOR

21,700 sf | $2,000,000 | 2012

Conceptual planning, Architecture, Interior Design

seeking LEED® silver Certification

222 SOUTH MAIN

480,000 sf | $84,000,000 | 2009



LEED® silver Certification

SPECTRUM ENgINEERS CORPORATE OFFICE

27,000 sf | undisclosed | 2009



seeking LEED® platinum Certification

SYMANTEC HALO TELEPRESENCE

400 sf | $8,000 | 2009


Landscape, Design/build

MHTN ARCHITECTS, INC OFFICE REMOdEL

150,000 sf | $800,000 | 2007

Tenant Improvement,

Interior Design,space plan

LEED® Gold Certified

RIVERPARk CORPORATE CENTER BLdg. IV-VI

150,000 sf | $12,000,000 | 2007



ZIONS BANk TOWER RECONSTRUCTION

280,000 sf | $19,400,000 | 2006


RICHARd H. BRYAN STATE BUILdINg

200,000 sf | $19,000,000 | 2005



UTAH HOUSINg CORPORATION BUILdINg

35,000 sf | $4,000,000 | 2005



ZIONS BANk TRAdINg FLOOR INTERIORS

18,000 sf | $900,000 | 2005

Interior Design

COMMERCIAL PROJECT ExPERIENCE

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RIVERPARk CORPORATE CENTER BLdg. I-III

90,000 sf | $7,000,000 | 2005

Master plan, Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape

UTAH STATE BOARd OF REgENTS OFFICES

70,000 sf | $1,000,000 | 2004

Interior Design

PRI TENANT IMPROVEMENTS

7,550 sf | $310,000 | 2004

Interior Design

CARdINAL HEALTH TENANT IMPROVEMENTS

6,500 sf | $500,000 | 2004

Interior Design

COMCAST TENANT IMPROVEMENTS

45,804 sf | $1,081,000 | 2004

Interior Design

O.C. TANNER INTERIOR REMOdEL

3,000 sf | $160,000 | 2003

Interior Design

FIdELITY PENTHOUSE AT AMERICAN TOWERS

7,500 sf | $140,000 | 2003

Interior Renovation

LANdESk TENANT IMPROVEMENTS

7,500 sf | $880,000 | 2002

Interior Design

SIEBEL TENANT IMPROVEMENTS

6,000 sf | $500,000 | 2002

Interior Design

MORgAN STANLEY INVESTMENT SERVICES

18,000 sf | $800,000 | 2002

space plan, feasibility study, Interior Design

FISC-d 5TH FLOOR REMOdEL ONE

10,000 sf | $426,000 | 2002

Interior Renovation

FIdELITY CITY CENTER

7,500 sf | $300,000 | 2002

Interior Renovation

FITSCO RE-STACk ONE UTAH CENTRE

50,000 sf | N/A | 2002

Interior Renovation

FITSCO 8TH & 21ST FLOORS

29,000 sf | $1,160,000 | 2002

Interior Renovation

FITSCO ONE UTAH CENTRE

2,200 sf | $110,000 | 2002

Interior Renovation

TONAqUINT OFFICE BUILdINg

18,000 sf | $1,500,000 | 2002


LINEO CORPORATE OFFICES

90,000 sf | $8,000,000 | 2001


TAHITIAN NONI

150,000 sf | $18,000,000 | 2001


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Landscape Design

seeking LEED® Certification

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WEST JORdAN LIBRARY & VIRIdIAN + dATA CENTERThe new Viridian is a innovative hybrid of a library and event center. strategically placed at the geographical center of salt Lake County, this new facility enlivens the civil and

recreational campuses of West Jordan City. It is home to 15,000 square feet of new public space, over 20,000 square feet of public event & convention space, and the new 20,000

square foot administrative headquarters for the entire salt Lake County Library system.

At the epicenter of the library’s growing future patron population the Viridian serves several needs at once. Its vision is to unite the mission of the library as a forum for information

and ideas, with flexible public space that welcomes existing and new community event demands. The Viridian is envisioned as a place where people not only access information

but are inspired to gather to share the exchange ideas face to face.

LOCATION: West Jordan, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 55,000 sf | COsT: $14,800,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2011

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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-dAY SAINTS CHURCH HISTORY LIBRARY & ARCHIVESThe newest addition to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saints Headquarters Campus in salt Lake City is a two hundred and fifty-two thousand square

foot Church History Library (CHL) designed to house the Church’s unique historical collection. The CHL will provide a resource for those who wish to learn

more about Latter-day saint history and will allow researchers to enjoy expanded, more comfortable research facilities and enhanced access to the collection.

Consuming over 18,500 linear feet of shelving, the collection also demands precise environmental control systems to reduce airborne pollutants regulate relative humidity and

maintain specific temperatures. because of the unique quality of the collection, the design provides effective security for both the occupants and materials through advanced

electronics, a “secure perimeter” and careful operational planning. The new facility also employs the best-available lighting as well as fire and seismic protection.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 265,000 sf | COsT: Construction $N/A | COMpLETION DATE: 2009

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AUBURN UNIVERSITY STUdENT CENTERAs a replacement for the existing foy student Union building, the new student Center at Auburn University will contain ballroom and meeting room space, food service, retail,

lounge space, and administrative and student organization office space.

MHTN has completed program verification and developed a mission statement for the project through the process of user input and consensus building. program correlations and

groupings were also developed with a strong emphasis on determining the appropriate mix of uses for different portions of the building. MHTN is currently completing the design.

The primary objective of the student Center is to create both a figurative and literal “heart” to the Auburn University campus, providing a focal point that addresses the desire to give

students a place to gather and interact which ties seamlessly into the fabric of the greater campus whole. This is to be achieved by creating a pedestrian oriented building which is

carefully linked to the adjacent precincts that exist around the site. The residential buildings near the student Center address a specific desire to provide a highly synergistic program

that brings a diverse population together. This will ultimately provide the students of Auburn University with a unique place in which to live, learn and socialize.

LOCATION: Auburn, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 230,500 sf | COsT: Construction $36,0000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2008

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VOA YOUTH CENTER (PLANNEd FOR SPRINg OF 2015)Designed around a program of engagement-based outreach care, the VOA youth Center is a 20,000 sf two story facility that will serve homeless youth, ages 15-22, in salt Lake

City. As a model center, it will act as a launch pad to coach and counsel the youth with a positive development approach. Hoping the youth will see themselves in this building,

a transparent entry corner welcomes them. The design incorporates internal courtyards and activity spaces, and takes cues from its sLC west side neighborhood to create a

presence of playfulness and dignity.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 20,000 sf | COsT: Construction $4,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: N/A

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SALT PALACE CONVENTION CENTER ExPANSION II & IIIbecause of increasing demand for convention space in salt Lake City, salt Lake County recognized the need to expand the existing salt palace Convention Center by nearly

200,000 square feet. This included an expansion of the ballroom and exhibit hall spaces and a new pre-function area that would allow greater flexibility in the use of the

building. User access to the original salt palace Convention Center was limited. part of the program challenge was to provide a visitor drop-off and pick-up area that would

function for the entire facility and provide a “second front door” to the building.


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CARBON COUNTY AdMINISTRATION

BUILdINg & JUSTICE COURTS

51,000 sf | $14,000,000 | 2011

site plan, program, Concept Design

WEST JORdAN LIBRARY

55,000 sf | $12,200,000 | 2011




UTAH COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER

144,000 sf | $40,000,000 | 2011



In association with populous

BRIgHAM CITY AdMINISTRATION,

POLICE & CIVIC CENTER BUILdINg

56,000 sf | $15,000,000 | 2009

site plan, Needs Assessment, program

CHURCH HISTORY LIBRARY & ARCHIVES




BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY STUdENT UNION

275,000 sf | $28,100,000 | 2008

Master plan, program, Architecture, Interior Design

AUBURN UNIVERSITY STUdENT CENTER

230,500 sf | $36,0000,000 | 2008


WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY

SHEPHERd STUdENT UNION

189,000 sf | $23,600,000 | 2008


CARBON COUNTY ExHIBITION CENTER

33,000 sf | $4,500,000 | 2007

Master plan, Architecture, Interior Design

dRAPER LIBRARY

21,000 sf | $3,000,000 | 2005

Design / build, Master plan, Architecture,


LEED® silver Certified

WEST BOUNTIFUL CITY HALL

20,000 sf | $1,900,000 | 2005

Design/build, Master plan, Architecture,


RIVERTON CITY HALL

ANd CIVIC CENTER

30,000 sf | $5,800,000 | 2005



PARk CITY ACAdEMY

LIBRARY REMOdEL

1,500 sf | $57,500 | 2005


MUNICIPAL PROJECT ExPERIENCE

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SALT PALACE CONVENTION

CENTER ExPANSION III STUdY

241,000 sf | $70,000,000 | 2004

Master plan, study

APACHE JUNCTION CITY HALL & JUSTICE COURTS

42,000 sf | $5,300,000 | 2004

site plan, Architecture, Interior Design

LEED® Gold Certified

SARATOgA SPRINgS MUNICIPAL MASTER PLAN

36,000 sf | $5,200,000 | 2004

Master plan, Concept Design

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, STUdENT UNION

MEMORIAL CENTER

400,000 sf | $59,000,000 | 2003


AMERICAN FORk CITY COURTS & PUBLIC SAFETY

52,000 sf | $8,000,000 | 2002


Landscape

SOUTH SALT LAkE CITY CENTER

40,000 sf | $7,000,000 | 2002

Needs Assessment, program

FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY REMOdEL



MESqUITE CITY HALL

29,500 sf | $5,800,000 | 2001

Design/build, Architecture, Interior Design,

Landscape

LEED® Certifiable

TAYLORSVILLE CITY HALL PROgRAMMINg

29,500 sf | $4,200,000 | 2000

program

SALT PALACE CONVENTION

CENTER ExPANSION II

190,000 sf | $40,000,000 | 2000


Landscape

MARRIOTT CITY CENTRE HOTEL

320,000 sf | $42,000,000 | 2000

Design / build, Architecture

RIVERTON LIBRARY

12,000 sf | $1,300,000 | 1999


UTAH SUPREME COURT LIBRARY

15,000 sf | $1,500,000 | 1999

Needs Assessment, program

SkAggS CATHOLIC CENTER LIBRARY

26,500 sf | $4,800,000 | 1999


CHANdLER CITY OFFICE BUILdINg

108,000 sf | $10,000,000 | 1998



BINgHAM CREEk LIBRARY

18,700 sf | $1,750,000 | 1998


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Landscape Design

LEED silver Certification

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dRAPER CITY LIBRARYThe pioneer Library design focuses on the efficient functionality of the library spaces while taking advantage of the wonderful mountain views to the east and south. The MHTN

design team took the base program and enhanced it to optimize the relationships and functionality of the library. The result is a design with increased square footage, optimal

adjacencies, circulation, and function, with several interior and exterior architectural features that make the building a learning tool for the community.

LOCATION: Draper, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 21,400 sf | COsT: Construction $3,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2005

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APACHE JUNCTION CITY HALL & JUSTICE COURTSstarting in 2003, MHTN Architects was retained by the City of Apache Junction, Arizona to complete programming and design of a 43,000 square foot city government center. In

conjunction with DfDG Architects of phoenix, Arizona, we are also to oversee the construction of this key city project. Included in the facility are two Magistrate (Justice) Courts,

council chambers, and complete city administrative services. Located on a pristine desert site adjacent to the central city police facility, this project was charged with the goal of

defining the architectural image of this fast-growing phoenix suburb. The project form and massing borrows from the scenic backdrop of the superstition Mountains just east of

the site, while relating to both its desert context and the adjoining police and library buildings. With careful consideration being given to environment and overall site context, this

project is being developed following sustainable (green) building parameters and requirements to achieve LEED certification.

LOCATION: Apache Junction, AZ | pROJECT sIZE: 42,000 sf | COsT: Construction $5,300,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2003

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UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA STUdENT UNION MEMORIAL CENTERThe student Union Memorial Center creates a hub for student activity and is rooted in the unique and beautiful context that is The University of Arizona campus. Responding to a

spectacular site at the campus’ core, a careful architectural response weaves a diverse campus context into a solution based in indigenous southwestern architecture and design.

Each exterior façade is a direct reference (in scale, in materials, and in cadance) to its immediately adjacent architectural neighbors. Major interior spaces (in form, materials, and

character) are driven by desert vernacular architecture.

A major north-south open-air walkway, directly on axis with Mountain Avenue creates a welcoming new entrance image from the Main Mall on the south and from the greater Tucson

area on the north. This walkway opens a vista for arriving visitors to the Main Mall and creates a riparian microclimate similar in character to an Arizona slot canyon.

Another major walkway parallels the Main Mall and connects the Administration building plaza on the east with the Old Main plaza n the west. At the intersection of these two

pathways lies the heart of the student Union and bookstore Complex – a four story, open-air canyon, full of indigenous plant material and the sounds of moving water. This space,

nicknamed The Canyon, unites all levels of the student Union and bookstore with stairs, elevators, pedestrian bridges and lounges.

LOCATION: Tucson, AZ | pROJECT sIZE: 400,000 sf | COsT: Construction $59,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2003

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MHTN ARCHITECTS, INC OFFICE REMOdELThe design objectives of the new MHTN space were many. A new design sensibility was injected through the use of color, material and textures. MHTN Architects was also able to

use rapidly renewable and re-used products through an environmentally friendly production process, and achieved LEED® Gold Certification. Making the new space a place where

MHTN employees would be excited to work and accommodate their personal needs day to day was also of utmost importance.

LOCATION: salt Lake City, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 29,500 sf | COsT: Construction $800,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2007

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Tenant Improvement, Interior Design,Space Plan LEED® Gold Certified

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RIVERPARk CORPORATE CENTER BUILdINgSThe Riverpark Corporate Center, buildings 12 and 14, are part of an exclusive Class A office campus with mixed-use retail and restaurants completing the development. The

buildings are designed to maintain the overall design context of the entire campus. Walking pathways connect the buildings and the riverfront park along the entire campus. The

structural system for the buildings is steel structure with curtain wall construction of glass and exterior finish systems. program requirements were developed to meet the specific

requirements of the Owner/Developer in attracting a specific, high end, office tenant clientele. The buildings were designed with the tenant in mind. Tenant productivity, interaction

and information sharing were facilitated in this design. Window mullion spacings are design to optimize office and conference room size capability. floor loading is 100psf. The

buildings incorporated principles of sustainability to lower energy consumption but did not seek a LEED certification. The mechanical systems are efficient gas fired VAV with air

cooled chillers. Automated control systems operate the equipment at optimum efficiency levels for tenant needs.


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TAHITIAN NONI INTERNATIONAL HEAdqUARTERSThe Tahitian Noni International Headquarters consists of two office buildings of approximately 66,000 sf each, joined by an 18,000 sf common services area. The common area

emphasizes displays celebrating the corporate mission and contains a common lobby, public meeting spaces, training rooms, reception area, and a corporate museum. Given

its world-wide marketing strategy, this common area serves the Tahitian Noni Corporation as a hosting center for distributors and executives visiting from locations around

the globe. Additionally, the facility accommodates a fitness center, shipping and receiving areas, corporate research labs, and a global network operations center / data center.

LOCATION: provo, UT | pROJECT sIZE: 150,000 sf | COsT: Construction $18,000,000 | COMpLETION DATE: 2001

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JORdAN VALLEY TECHNOLOgY CENTER BUILdINg 2The Jordan Valley Technology Center is a premier office park consisting of two buildings set on over 14 acres of topographically challenging site. The office park is contained

within an area bordered by the Jordan River and the River Oaks golf course. building 1 is three levels totaling 100,000 sf; building 2 is five levels totaling 169,000 sf.


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