The building’s interior design draws on the character of the Salt Lake City area by using bright colored, linear street map graphics and cityscapes on walls in lieu of traditional wall coverings. Texture is delivered through out the building via wood panels and planks and woven-pattern Koroseal panels.
The EMI Health Office project required careful planning as the site was adjacent to rail lines, power lines and new construction on two sides. Planning during preconstruction coupled with detail-oriented job site management kept the project on schedule and on budget.
As most industries recover from the impacts of the COVID pandemic, builders and developers are still facing challenges with the supply chain, workforce issues and market uncertainty. In spite of those challenges, industry leaders are forging ahead in shaping Nevada’s skylines.
