Catalog #
Project Name
Categories
Completed Date
3339
Fairbourne Station Office Tower
Commercial, Master Planning
2871
Lucid Software
Commercial, Interior, Tech TI, Tenant Improvement
2017
2695
Sarcos Laboratory
Commercial, Industrial, Interior
2693
Quotient
Commercial, Interior, Tech TI, Tenant Improvement
2638
City Center I
Commercial, Interior
2626
Social Hall Plaza Lobby
Commercial, Interior, Tenant Improvement
2583
Canopy Tax Offices
Commercial, Interior, Tech TI, Tenant Improvement
2019
2578
Tata Chemicals
Commercial, Tech TI, Tenant Improvement
2018
2521
Weave Headquarters
Commercial, Tech TI, Tenant Improvement
2018
2500
Zagg Brands Executive Club At Rio Tinto Stadium
Commercial, exec, Interior, Recreation
2017
2492
Skullcandy
Commercial, Tech TI, Tenant Improvement
2017
2301
StorageCraft
Commercial, Tenant Improvement
2015
2297
Maverik Headquarters
Commercial, Interior, Tenant Improvement
2017
2279
Overstock.com Headquarters
Commercial
2016
2052
Cottonwood Country Club
Commercial, Public Recreation, Recreation
2014
1345
Gallivan Center
Commercial, Public, Public Recreation, Recreation
2012

1345

Name
Gallivan Center
Location
Salt Lake City, Utah
Date
2012
Client
RDA of Salt Lake City
Area
21,584 SF
Awards
2012 AIA Utah Merit Award, 2012 Engineering News Record-Mountain State, Best Sports and Recreation Merit Award, 2012 IIDA Best Award in Play and Shop, 2011 IES – Guth Award for Innovative Lighting Design, 2012 Salt Lake City Downtown Alliance Achievement Award

As Salt Lake City’s living room, John W. Gallivan Plaza supports a wide range of activities and events, including the Twilight Concert Series, winter ice skating, and arts and food festivals. Over the course of nearly three decades, EDA has designed numerous projects for the Gallivan. Among these are a set of retail shops along Gallivan Avenue, the current amphitheatre and ice sheet, and the 21,000 square foot event center/ice support building that won a 2012 AIA Utah Merit Award.

The event space represents the capstone of the Gallivan Center master plan. Built on top the existing Gallivan Center parking, the event space creates a sense of enclosure for the park. Composed of a steel frame, copper paneling, and cast-in-place and pre-cast concrete, it presents a warm and enduring face, while honoring the valley’s long mining history. The building’s lower floor provides the support for the ice sheet and the amphitheater, while its second story—ringed by balconies— expands the center’s conference and special event capabilities. A planted roof positively contributes to the park’s aesthetics when viewed from surrounding buildings.