As we approach the end of the year, we are grateful for all we experienced in 2019. We're thankful for the clients we work with, the consultants we team with, the projects that allow us to leave our mark on the world and make it a better place. We wish...
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In the most recent edition of Utah Construction and Design, Nathan shares some of the ways that The Lodge separates itself from traditional Skilled Nursing design. "Perhaps more than in any architectural typology, senior care environments tend to fall into an all-too-familiar pattern of unremarkable mimicry of neo-traditional styling and predictable...
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One of the concepts we value here at TSA is beautiful design that functions optimally. We’re not content to simply create a product that is just beautiful to look at, or just functional - we believe it is highly possible to deliver an aesthetic, functional end product every time. Rocky Mountain...
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In today’s world we spend approximately 90% of our time indoors. This time is spent in the spaces we live, play, work and learn in, which takes or makes up the majority of our life experiences. These experiences are impacted by the space we are in and the tone or mood that it...
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We all appreciate beautiful photographs and computer-generated images of architecture. On occasion, these images may have too much influence on the architect selection process. Don’t get me wrong - I like to have great images of my work. Every building should be appealing driving or walking by. Image and curb...
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Tracy Stocking and Jerry North - Senior Director, Facilities and Engineering for University of Utah Health were selected to present at the 2019 HSFE Conference recently held in Boston. SESSION TITLE: Low-Trauma Construction at a Level 1 Trauma Center. How intense teamwork and collaboration at the University of Utah Hospital ensured patient safety...
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