This year’s winners showcase grit and creativity.

Project of the Year sets a new benchmark for high-altitude construction.

Jacobsen built itself a new headquarters in 2021, and part of the project included an improved warehouse facility. The warehouse offers more efficiency for Jacobsen’s self-performed concrete work and management of rental equipment.

The Upper and Highline canals were originally built as two open unlined canals in the late 1800s.

This eight-story, 222,000-sq-ft apartment community provides 161 homes and 5,000 sq ft of retail/restaurant space in the heart of downtown Boise.

This 21-story apartment tower is Salt Lake City’s first high-rise apartment community and includes 278 apartments and five parking decks.

The Clover Creek Solar Field features steel piles that support single-axis movable panels that are designed to follow the sun.

This substation supports a 560-acre, $80-million solar farm built west of Mona Reservoir in rural Juab County, Utah. Generating 80 MW of energy, the facility replaces coal-fired power with low-cost solar power.

This project includes four of the five buildings planned for a campus that serves a defense contractor and its team working on the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent (GBSD) Program at Hill Air Force Base in northern Utah.

This 515,000-sq-ft, Class A high-rise combines 23 floors of leasable office space with two floors of ecclesiastical space for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.