An avenue originally serving as a boundary between the city and its suburbs has evolved into an urban highway thanks to the construction of two separate platforms for each direction of traffic.
As a year-round learning center, this 6,450-sq-ft facility will help visitors reconnect with nature, learn about the Salt Lake Valley’s agricultural heritage and provide opportunities to learn about historic farming practices through hands-on experiences.
A 399,000-sq-ft replacement facility for Canyons School District required the phased demolition of an old school, which remained occupied, on a constrained site.
The Hydro building is the third and final building on the CSU Spur complex at the National Western Center. Renovating the 1930s-era building meant updating an old space with modern electrical and construction materials while matching vintage form and function to make a modern, functional space.
When this animal shelter was experiencing capacity issues and needed renovations and additions, the Humane Society turned to GE Johnson without a bidding process thanks to an already established relationship from a past renovation and ongoing volunteer work.
A $14.8-million, 400-ft two-span steel girder bridge over I-29 now connects the existing 64th Avenue South east of the interstate with new construction to the west, improving system linkage, safety and efficiency in the rapidly growing southern neighborhoods of Fargo.
As the only research-based grief organization solely committed to supporting grieving children and their families in the Denver area, Judi’s House/JAG Institute provides a critical service to Coloradans, where one in 14 children will experience the death of a parent or sibling by the age of 18.