General Classroom Building
Architects: Method Studios
Contractor: Oakland
Project Manager: Sherry Ruesch UT, Clint Bunnell DFCM
Completion Date: Fall of 2025
The new general classroom facility will house many programs from the university’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences. The 120,000 square foot facility will include 53 teaching spaces and 125 faculty offices promoting Utah Tech’s “active learning, active life” approach to education.
Campus Master Plan
Architects: VCBO
Contractor: Oakland
Project Manager: Jon Gibb UT
Completion Date: Fall of 2024
The UT Innovation District aspires to sustain a thriving and collaborative innovation ecosystem in southwest Utah, bringing together creative people and essential resources to nurture original ideas, new technologies, and businesses with regional and national impact. Utah Tech University aims to foster an environment where inventors, innovators, and entrepreneurs can flourish and achieve their full potential through collaboration. We aim to meet the quality of life needs of southwest Utah by promoting world class education, economic vitality, social benefits, and sustainable development.
Campus View Suites III
Architects: Method Studio
Contractor: Layton Construction
Project Manager: Jon Gibb UT, Clint Bunnell DFCM
Completion Date: June 30, 2024
- Campus View Suites phase 3
- 164,600 square feet
- 563 beds
- Suites will look and feel much like phase 1 and phase 2
- Grocery store stocked with fresh fruit, veggies, dairy, and grocery items on level 1
- Large common kitchens located on each floor with full cooking appliances.
- Living rooms located adjacent to each common kitchen with large TV and living furniture
- A common game room located at level 1.
- private study rooms located on each floor
- common study rooms located on each floor
- Expected space from previous phases – multipurpose room, fitness room, housing staff offices, indoor bike storage, laundry facilities on each floor
Heating Plant Plate & Frame Addition
Architects WHE Engineering
Project Manager Bart Peacock UT, Scott Jensen DFCM
Completion Date: March 2024
Adding additional equipment to the heating plant piping will allow us to capture cooling in the shoulder seasons without having to run chillers.