We’ve seen the “Corner Bakery Cafe Coming Soon” sign at the corner of Foothill Drive and Wakara Way for months on end. But, now the sign is down and the cafe opening is scheduled for January 25th. If you’re unfamiliar with Corner Bakery, it’s a fast-casual restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a focus…Read More »
Archive for the ‘New Development’ Category
Site Chosen for Public Safety Complex
December 23, 2009
Mayor Becker has given his final recommendation for the future site of the public safety complex. The site, known as the Barnes Banking block, sits directly east of the Main Library between 400 S and 500 S. The complex will cost an estimated $125 million, and could be completed as soon as 2012.
City Creek is on the Rise
December 19, 2009
It may not be visible from outer space, but the City Creek Center is becoming more visible to Salt Lake City residents. The overall plan for the project is to create a mixed-use development consisting of residences, offices, an open-air shopping district, and significant green space spanning over 20 acres across three city blocks. The…Read More »
Utah Performance Center
November 25, 2009
The Utah Performance Center on Main, located at 135 South Main, is part of Downtown Rising, an ambitious development vision that began in 2007 and will transform and invigorate the downtown area. It represents a $1.5 billion investment. If you want to see what the entire scope of Downtown Rising is like, go towww.downtownrising.com. It…Read More »
Gallivan Center Reconstruction Set for Spring 2010
November 7, 2009
After six years of organizing and reviewing renovation design plans, the Gallivan Center in downtown Salt Lake City is getting a reconstruction facelift. The renovation is slated to include the relocation of the skating rink, an expansion of the stage area, and the addition of a new multi-functional plaza building. This new two-story building will…Read More »
Shingles to Shindigs
November 3, 2009
Soaking in a hot tub…Sleeping under the stars…Enjoying the view with some wine and friends–rooftop patios offer added living space with endless possibilities. City people dig the privacy of patios perched atop their buildings. Until recently, this feature was a rarity in Salt Lake City and came at a premium. Private rooftop terraces could only…Read More »