Milt Harrison

1 month ago | utahcdmag.com | Doug Fox |Milt Harrison |Taylor Larsen |Brad Fullmer

The first modern high-rise rental community in Salt Lake, Liberty Sky rises 24 stories in the heart of downtown, offering 272 total units comprised of studio, one-, and two-bedroom floor plans. With its convenient location to all downtown has to offer, stunning views, and ultra-modern amenities, Liberty Sky offers an exhilarating advancement to urban living in Utah.

1 month ago | utahcdmag.com | Doug Fox |Milt Harrison |Taylor Larsen |Brad Fullmer

First decade shows Midwest D-Vision Solutions’ best niche is not having just one. Deploying a unique flywheel approach championed by some of the area’s biggest general contractors themselves, Midwest D-Vision Solutions is pacing to do $75 million in business in 2023. Things are clearly trending in the right direction for MWDS as the company marks its 10th anniversary year.

1 month ago | utahcdmag.com | Doug Fox |Milt Harrison |Taylor Larsen |Brad Fullmer

Stunning new $178 million Kathryn F. Kirk Center is the latest state-of-the-art facility on the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the U of U, the fifth phase of a glorious campus spanning the past quarter century. As has been common on virtually every phase of HCI over the years, contractors were challengedBy serving five states in the Mountain West region, the Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) already provides care to the largest geographic region of any center in the United States.

1 month ago | utahcdmag.com | Doug Fox |Milt Harrison |Taylor Larsen |Brad Fullmer

Despite some minor economic headwinds, Utah is poised for another solid, if semi-unspectacular, year of construction and real estate development, according to top economists locally and nationally. Indeed, 2025 is shaping up to be much like 2024, a year where firms across the A/E/C spectrum completed dozens of life-enhancing, community-uplifting projects across every major building sector—in other words, a lot of projects were built outside of the still churning multi-family market.

Oct 3, 2024 | utahcdmag.com | Taylor Larsen |Doug Fox |Milt Harrison |Ladd Marshall

OriginsOriginally founded by Kent Walker and Alan Poulson, WPA Architecture began in Provo in 1994. Edwards and Fallon joined the firm within six months of each other, in 2004 and 2005, respectively. WPA’s work at that time included buildings up in Deer Valley, for the Utah National Guard, K-12 remodels, healthcare, and other commercial projects in Utah County.