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The article features the Real Salt Lake Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy, Utah. The stadium will host exhibition matches, youth and college sporting events, community festivals, concerts and other entertainment-oriented events. It features 32 luxury suites, a stadium club room that seats 1,000 people, a 30-seat press box, six broadcast booths, press lounge, camera stations and an 8,500 square-foot commissary.

The article presents information on the aesthetics and acoustics features of the performance hall of Utah State University in Logan designed by Sasaki Architects with associate architecture firm Gould Evans Associates. Construction materials such as glass, concrete and zinc play an important part in the appearance of the building. According to Kelly Morgan, lead architect with Gould Evans, to make the building acoustically perfect, the goal was that there would be no sound pollution from the building systems or exterior sources. They used 18-inch thick architectural concrete walls.

Features the Parkway Crossing, a student-housing development owned by Summit Development in Orem, Utah. Design elements of the housing; Features of the buildings; Daily needs of students addressed by the project plan.

Focuses on the rebuilding and restoration project for the Olympic Cauldron Plaza in Salt Lake City, Utah as of February 2003. Project design; Project cost; Construction phases.

Discusses the construction of a new facility for the American Heritage School in Utah, as of July 2002. Location of the facility; Details on the architectural design of the additional facility; Information on the landscape design of the facility.

Reports on the award given by the American Consulting Engineers Council to Reaveley Engineers & Associates Inc. for the seismic upgrade of the Wallace F. Bennett Federal Building in Salt Lake City, Utah. Name of the award given; Value of the renovation and seismic upgrade project; Enumeration of the construction process involved.

Reports on the entertainment and retail projects in Utah and Idaho. Designer of the visitor's center at Bryce Canyon National Park; Construction of a golf course; Cost of a Wal-Mart store.

The article discusses an office remodel of MHTN Architects Inc. in Salt Lake City, Utah. MHTN is the primary design company to be given the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED-Gold recognition. The company's objective for its renovation is sustainability. Kyle Taft, MHTN vice president states as an outcome of a LEED-graded concept, they expect to find extensive advantage in lowered functional cost.

The article focuses on the construction of the John E. & Marva M. Warnock Engineering Building at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. The facility will offer instructional classrooms and teaching laboratories. One of the goal in planning the design of the building was to encourage interdisciplinary collaboration among students and faculty. It also includes information on phases of the construction project.

The article features the renovation of the Redman Building in Salt Lake City, Utah in 2006. It cites the value of the renovation project. Details of the design of the building are presented. It also reveals some challenges on the project.

Offers information on the Olmsted Flowline Replacement project in Provo Canyon, Utah, which aims to replace an existing water pipeline with an underground pipeline system. Scheduled completion of the project; Estimated budget allotted for the pipeline replacement; Description of the replacement work for the water pipeline, which is overseen by the W.W. Clyde & Co., the general contractor for the project; Challenges associated with the pipeline replacement project. INSETS: MOAB TO I-70 AT CRESCENT JUNCTION;LDS HEBER VALLEY FAMILY/YOUTH CAMP;ABSOLUTE CONSTRUCTORS BUILDS THE WATER RESERVOIR.

Focuses on the construction of the Orion Junior High School in Harrisville City, Utah. Completion date for the construction; Description of the school; Concept of the school's design.

Details the construction of the Utah Valley State College Wasatch Campus in Heber. Cost of the construction; Description of the building; Contractors for the project; Estimated duration of the construction project.

Reports on a project to improve Interstate 215 between Redwood Road and 300 East in Salt Lake City, Utah. Aims and design of the project; Obstacles to the project; Key features of the construction.

Provides information on the residential development project of the Jacobsen's Mountain Resort Division of Jacobson Construction company in Salt Lake City, Utah. Details on the Stone Gate project started in 2002; Residential projects included in the construction plan.

Presents an update on the construction of the Hotel Park City resort in Utah, as of November 2002. Information on the layout design by Salt Lake City-based JSA Architects; Selection of Salt Lake City-based Jacobson Construction as the general contractor of the project; Details of the services to be offered by the resort.

Discusses the remodeling of the University of Utah Medical Center. Details on the remodeled facility of the hospital; Goal of the remodeling effort; Information on the construction of a parking garage and helipad for the hospital.

Provides information on the former Brooks Arcade building in Salt Lake City, Utah that will become the headquarters of AlphaGraphics. History of the building; Architectural style of the building; Design of the rebuilding of the Brooks Arcade.

The article focuses on the different financial plans to support college education in Utah. Grants and scholarships are offered to students with intelligence. Students can access the Federal Student Aid Information Center to be able to apply for a reduced college costs. Moreover, the life insurance policy can be other sources of cash to support college education.

Lists the top non-bank mortgage companies in Utah, ranked by number of first loans closed in 1998, as of June 7, 1999. Includes Republic Mortgage Corp.; Academy Mortgage Corp.; FirstPlus Financial Inc.

Presents information on the use of the design-build method by the Layton Companies in its construction projects in Utah. Concept of the design-build method; Cost of the Salt Lake County South Towne Exposition Center; Concerns of Layton Companies on quality.

The article focuses on a redevelopment project for Ben Lomond High School in Ogden, Utah. The project's general contractor is Hughes General Contractors and it was designed by MHTN Architects Inc. A new cafeteria will be added to the building and it will have mechanical, electrical and architectural upgrades. The new technology in the building includes interactive SMART Boards, electronic controls and security cameras.

The article focuses on the construction project on the Mountain View Corridor in Utah County, Utah in 2010. The project involves a proposed freeway, transit and trail system that will cater to 13 municipalities in western Salt Lake and northern counties in Utah, and is scheduled for completion in 2013. It cites the partnership of several construction firms to form the project manager Copper Hills Constructors. It was noted that the allocation of 500 million dollars in the 2009 Utah State Legislative Session is the source of the funding for the scheme.