Optimism Running High
Commercial construction expected to remain vibrant throughout 2007 Despite concerns about a potentially major slowdown in the residential construction market region-wide, commercial contractors and other leaders within the commercial construction industry in the Intermountain region remain highly optimistic that 2007 will be another busy, profitable year.
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Winds of Change After another brisk season of activity in the design and construction industry, many A/E/C firms experienced significant changes brought about by internal growth, the addition of new staff, and in some cases, the opening of extra regional offices.
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Winter I A&E
Q&A with J. Howard Van Boerum, VBFA After more than 34 years as the leader of one of the most prominent and successful mechanical engineering firms in Utah, J. Howard Van Boerum stepped down as president of Salt Lake City-based Van Boerum & Frank Associates last June. Van Boerum, 69, continues to work a full-time schedule as a "regular engineer", and still enjoys working each day on what he calls "exciting" and "challenging" projects.
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A High School for Tomorrow
Syracuse High When a project starts in 2004 with an end date three years down the road, there is a lot of anticipation that builds along with the structure itself. The new high school in Syracuse, Utah is that project. When it broke ground on April 1, 2004, the completion date for the Davis County School District high school project was set for April 1, 2007.
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