The 2020 award winners highlight a healthy mix of public- and private-sector projects from across the region.

Intermountain Project of the Year, Best Green Project: Water Efficiency Research Center

High-profile and fully accessible museum required precision planning and flawless execution and used technology in new ways

The new firehouse in Boise’s residential Northwest Historic District combines state-of-the-art, energy-efficient systems with the aesthetic look and feel of a neighborhood fire station.

Utah’s first lithium plant will process 10,000 tons of high-grade lithium per year from stockpiled magnesium by-product.

Hill Air Force Base is a key maintenance depot for several branches of the military and is designed to handle a variety of aircraft, including fighters, cargo aircraft and large bombers.

This 140,600-sq-ft training center serves the Utah National Guard Special Forces and is the third structure the contractor has built at Camp Williams.

The public safety campus is a historic project for the community of Pleasant Grove and the first ground-up fire station built there in more than 100 years. 

The Ambulatory Care Complex (ACC) is one of three projects that are transforming the heart of the Health Sciences Campus into a hub of innovation, training and research.

This thoughtfully designed rehabilitation hospital is dedicated to patients who have experienced major life-changing health events.