Introducing Mill Race at Provo Station

Inspired by the iconic mountain ranges and canyons that surround the city, Mill Race at Provo Station is a 110,000 square feet residential and office building located in the heart of downtown Provo Utah.

A few fun facts about our newest mixed-use residential project:

Mill Race at Provo Station is located on the former lumberyard / mill run that transported and processed timber from the surrounding mountains
The project has been designed to be adaptive to future needs of the city / people. With spaces for drone delivery, car share, and parking space adaptation for automated vehicles
Mill Race at Provo Station is uniquely placed to provide pedestrian friendly access to public transportation and blend into a changing downtown
With the construction of the condo tower, Mill Race will have the tallest residential building in downtown Provo

Find out more about the Mill Race at Provo project.

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2021: Our virtual reality

It’s 2021! We’ve finally made it.
We’ve spent nearly a year working remotely, at full steam, supporting our clients with design solutions that are more critical than ever to navigate their workspace, shape the healthcare environment and reinvent (again) what the classroom can and should provide.

Historic Preservation

Our cities may have gone quiet these past months, but this time of stillness is a mere nano-second in the lifetime of our great historic places.

Deep Energy Retrofit at Buffalo State College

The next wave of environmentally-conscious design goes beyond merely reducing negative impacts to buildings that positively contribute to the environment through regenerative design.

Modular Design

Simplicity in design does not exclude deep thought and strategic planning – modular design is a manifestation of this idea and is a level of design thinking that can be utilized at any scale.

Universal Design for Public Comfort Stations

We strive to design for all at every level of the built environment. We are looking beyond Gender Neutral design to Universally designed bathrooms, or comfort stations – conceived to be accessible to all people, regardless of gender expression, age, ability, belief, and social structure.