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Amangani Hotel |
Location:
Jackson, Wyoming |
Date Completed:
10-1998 |
| A three-level resort facility with terraced patio including lounge, massage and pool area. There are 40 rooms, a five-star restaurant, library, swimming pool and various retail and guest functions. The hotel is located on a cliff side with dramatic views of the Tetons and the surrounding countryside. Sitework included extensive landscaping. Unique finish materials include spruce logs, lodgepole pine railings, stone for both interior and exterior walls from eastern Oklahoma, redwood, slate, and quartzite stone. | |
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American Fork Hospital Cancer Center Addition |
Location:
American Fork, Utah |
Date Completed:
08-2005 |
| The Cancer Center provides chemotherapy and radiation treatments and gives Utah County cancer victims a "one stop shop" for treatment. Everything about the center -- from the multimedia education center to the seven exam rooms -- is designed with cancer patients and their families in mind.
The center houses a linear accelerator, a $1.8 million radiation machine that rotates around patients as they lie still. This allows doctors to tailor state-of-the-art treatment to where it is needed. | |
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American Fork Hospital Expansion & Renovation |
Location:
American Fork, Utah |
Date Completed:
11-2002 |
| Expansion and remodel to double the size of the existing hospital. The project added a new three-story hospital wing -- where administration, birthing and delivery will find new homes. By creating the new wing, space was made available for an expanded Same-day Surgery Center, expanded Emergency Room and Radiology Center. A new Critical Care Unit and expansion to the hospital’s Central Plant were also included.
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American Fork Police and Courts Building |
Location:
American Fork, Utah |
Date Completed:
08-2002 |
| Three-story building with brick exterior and EIFS accents provides a police facility on the first floor and a courts complex on the second and third floors. The project was recognized as "Outstanding Large Public Project 2002" by Intermountain Contractor. | |
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ARUP Building Expansion |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
11-2000 |
| An expansion to the existing facility. This phase three addition is a three-story structure including research laboratories and administrative offices. The project required the connection of the mechanical systems to a central mechanical area in the phase two building. Because of owner occupation, it was important to ensure the safety of the clients and staff by building temporary sidewalks and stairs. The facility provides testing for medical hospitals and clinics throughout the Wasatch area. | |
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Becton Dickinson Autoguard Molding Facility Addition and Remodel |
Location:
Sandy, Utah |
Date Completed:
11-2000 |
| An expansion to more than double the facility’s current autoguard manufacturing operations. The autoguard is a protective plastic device that fits over the needles of Becton Dickinson’s catheters.
This remodel converted existing warehouse space into manufacturing space, which houses approximately 57 plastic injection molding machines, a mold repair shop, parts store, and utility space.
The new molding area is separated into three cleanrooms designed to Class 100,000 cleanroom specifications. Jacobsen oversaw an electric service upgrade as well.
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Becton Dickinson Research & Development Center Addition |
Location:
Sandy, Utah |
Date Completed:
09-1993 |
| Construction of an addition to the Research and Development Technology Center for the Vascular Access Division. The construction was extremely complicated due to its diverse research requirements. The functions range from pure research laboratories to a prototype clean room manufacturing space. The building is densely designed for communications systems, due to the high use of CAD design stations, and the need to tie back into the company’s information data base. | |
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Billings Montana LDS Temple |
Location:
Billings, Montana |
Date Completed:
09-1999 |
| New LDS temple in Billings, Montana to serve 60,000 LDS Church members in Montana, Wyoming and the Dakotas. The temple is set against the rimrocks, the tall sandstone cliffs that run along the northern edge of the city. Work includes a maintenance building that is buried and blends in with the landscaping. Site work included retaining walls with a stone face on the exposed side. Because the project is located on an expansive clay, the temple is engineered similar to a parking garage, with foundation walls and slabs bearing only on bored concrete caissons.
The project was recognized with the Excellence in Concrete 1999 Award by the American Concrete Institute. | |
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Brigham Young University Harold B. Lee Library Expansion |
Location:
Provo, Utah |
Date Completed:
04-2000 |
| Four-level, underground library addition and remodel of the existing structure at Brigham Young University. Project included a 235,000 sq. ft. underground addition and a 70,000 sq. ft. phased remodel. The complex site required the largest and deepest cavity ever to be excavated at BYU. Earthwork included soil nailing, boring and significant earth retainage work; 220,000 cu. yds. of soil was removed. By meticulously sequencing the work, Jacobsen personnel overcame the difficulty of extremely tight site access. | |
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Brigham Young University Bookstore Remodel |
Location:
Provo, Utah |
Date Completed:
05-1999 |
| Jacobsen renovated the existing bookstore at Brigham Young University, primarily for an update to BYU's telecommunications system. The work involved the demolition of the interior finishes of all three levels. The existing structure was fireproofed. New finishes involving ceiling tile, lights, floor pavers and carpet were installed. Many of the existing walls were demolished and built at different locations. An elevator was also added. The bookstore remodel was phased to accommodate continued operation of the building. The work was completed more than two months early. | |
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Brigham Young University Smith Fieldhouse Remodel |
Location:
Provo, Utah |
Date Completed:
07-2004 |
| With the completion of BYU’s new Athletic Facility, the Smith Fieldhouse was renovated and remodeled. The remodel encompassed general office remodeling, locker room and issue room renovations in various areas throughout the Fieldhouse.
The renovation also meant new office space for Physical Education Department staff (including Women’s Basketball, Women’s Gymnastic and Women’s Track staff), as well as new computer/media labs and conference rooms.
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Buffalo Bill Historical Center |
Location:
Cody, Wyoming |
Date Completed:
11-2001 |
| The Draper Natural History Museum focuses on the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and adjacent intermountain basins. The Museum is designed to become an internationally recognized center for exploring, documenting, and interpreting the tangled destinies of humans and nature in our focus area. The new facility features flexible exhibitry, designed to allow for frequent changes and updates to keep up with relevant and timely issues, and extensive audiovisual and informational databases related to regional flora, fauna, geological features, and human presence. | |
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BYU-Idaho Benson Building Addition & Renovation |
Location:
Rexburg, Idaho |
Date Completed:
11-2003 |
| The Benson addition, which is located on the east side of the existing building near the Thomas E. Ricks gardens, includes 25,000 sf of new classroom and office space and 15,500 sf of greenhouses (replacing old greenhouses that needed to be relocated).
The new addition meets the growing needs of BYU-Idaho’s expanded biology programs. The addition houses four classrooms; four labs for biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, anatomy and physiology; a multi-use room for agronomy and horticulture; and 11 faculty offices.
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BYU-Idaho Gordon B. Hinckley Building |
Location:
Rexburg, Idaho |
Date Completed:
07-2002 |
| The Hinckley Building was built to provide meeting areas for LDS student activities as well as classroom space. This multi-use facility houses classrooms, offices, a chapel, two full kitchens and a cultural hall. The design also includes open spaces, a vestibule with large windows overlooking gardens and areas.
The new structure reflects the administration’s goal to build a facility that serves multiple needs and to frugally build a structure that will last at least 100 years. The design is the same used for LDS institute buildings on other college campuses -- including the Institute build by Jacobsen adjacent to the Dixie State College campus.
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BYU-Idaho Mark Austin Building Second Floor Renovation |
Location:
Rexburg, Idaho |
Date Completed:
09-2002 |
| During the summer the second floor of the Austin Building was renovated to accommodate the computer science department that has moved into the building. The remodeled area includes new classrooms, student computer areas, lab space and 10 faculty offices.
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BYU-Idaho Thomas E. Ricks Building |
Location:
Rexburg, Idaho |
Date Completed:
01-2005 |
| The large L-shaped classroom building located on the BYU-Idaho Campus houses the Department of Mathematics, Department of History, Geography and Political Science, Department of Psychology, and Department of Sociology and Social Work.
The two story, golden brick building includes 23 classrooms, 58 offices, four secretarial reception areas and an animal science laboratory.
A student area at the center of the building overlooks the gardens - featuring indirect lighting from windows above.
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Cache Valley Specialty Hospital & Medical Office Building |
Location:
Logan, Utah |
Date Completed:
10-2000 |
| Two new facilities, a hospital and a medical office building, connected by a corridor and sharing the same main entrance. The hospital contains four operating rooms with needed pre-op and recovery, a level-4 emergency room, x-ray and laboratory departments, two LDRP rooms, eight in-patient beds, and all other required ancillary spaces to meet State of Utah licensing requirements.
The medical office building contains office space for physicians, a physical therapy area, pharmacy, food deli, and administrative offices.
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Campbell Residence - Stone Gate |
Location:
Provo, Utah |
Date Completed:
10-2002 |
| A custom home built in the Stone Gate River Village on the Provo River with panoramic mountain views, backyard stream access and sharing a common waterfall and swimming pool.
The home features a natural stone exterior and slate roof. Beamed vaulted ceilings compliment the stone fireplaces, wood floors and custom cabinets. Special features include a hot tub, exercise room, entertainment center and custom lighting. | |
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Carbon County Ambulance Garage |
Location:
Price, Utah |
Date Completed:
03-2007 |
| The new Carbon County ambulance garage replaces the crumbling building located near the county courthouse. The emergency operations center is housed on the second floor and serves as a crisis management headquarters in an emergency and as a backup communications center for the state's public safety dispatch center in Price. | |
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Carbon County Road Maintenance Shop |
Location:
Price, Utah |
Date Completed:
03-2007 |
| Carbon County officials began exploring some years ago the need to relocate the County's road shop. The existing facility had proven to be inadequate for the level of work performed by the county. The new facility includes six vehicle bays (including a parts storage room), two auto lift bays, one welding bay, one lube bay, locker / shower rooms, radio / communications room, office and training spaces. | |
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Central Utah Correctional Facility |
Location:
Gunnison, Utah |
Date Completed:
06-1990 |
| This 623-bed facility included maximum secured areas, three housing modules, infirmary, reception/orientation, visiting, chapel, court, educational and administrative areas. Construction was completed in 14 months – four months ahead of schedule. | |
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China Bridge Parking Structure Expansion |
Location:
Park City, Utah |
Date Completed:
06-2006 |
| The China Bridge Parking Structure is a five-level concrete structure with suspended post tension concrete decks. The structure is located in Park City just east of Main Street on Swede Alley. The 300-stall structure incorporated the use of corrosion inhibitor additives to control rusting of the rebar due to the high amount of salt used in the area for snow melt. The project team had to overcome challenges of extremely tight access, an aggressive schedule, mountain snow storms and public safety / access issues.
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Ciudad Juarez Chihuahua Mexico Temple |
Location:
Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua |
Date Completed:
02-2000 |
| As owner's representative, Jacobsen oversaw all contracts, change orders and pay requests for the project. Jacobsen also directed the architect and on-site contractor, Grana y Montero.
The temple has a Classic modern, single-spire design and contains two ordinance rooms and two sealing rooms. The temple is a steel structure and an exterior of white marble from Southern Mexico. It is built to Seismic Zone 4 requirements to meet earthquake codes. | |
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Colonia Juarez Chihuahua Temple |
Location:
Colonia Juarez Chihuahua, Mexico |
Date Completed:
02-1998 |
| The Colonia Juarez Temple was the first of the new generation of smaller temples to be completed outside of the United States. With a gleaming marble exterior, the temple fits among the landscape and buildings around it. There is one ordinance room and one sealing room. | |
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Copper Hills High School |
Location:
West Jordan, Utah |
Date Completed:
11-1995 |
| New, two-level structural steel building with brick veneer and EIFS exterior. This building was designed with the future in mind, with computer labs and a computer network throughout. Includes 1,300-seat auditorium, sound room, 2,700-seat gymnasium, 4,000-seat stadium, tech. lab, three soccer fields, one baseball field, and one softball field. | |
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DFCM Four Classroom Buildings Project |
Location:
Layton, Price, Logan, Orem (UT) |
Date Completed:
07-2003 |
| The DFCM's award of the Four Classroom Buildings project to a single constructor-lead design/build team marked a first for the State of Utah. Not only did it combine four projects, but it also opened the door for an entirely new approach to building on college campuses. Though each final building is different, the design/build team identified similarities to create a central spine around which all services such as classrooms, audio/visual, lecture halls and office functions are located. This spine delivers the mechanical and electrical services to each of the modules. | |
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DTV Transmitter Station |
Location:
Farnsworth Peak, Utah |
Date Completed:
11-1999 |
| Digital television (DTV) facility atop Farnsworth Peak. At 9,000 ft., insulated shells were made for the buildings to protect them from the extreme weather. Rock anchors were used to secure the 300 ft. tower. Pre-cast panels were used on exterior. Cement board and metal paneling formed the roof, protecting the structure from potential falling icicles from the 300 ft. tower. | |
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East High School Remodel and Addition |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
09-1997 |
| Addition to existing school including a new stadium, soccer field and two new wings connecting to existing auditorium and field house. Large portions of the exterior are architectural concrete. The new school was built 15 feet from old school. Demolition and construction were accomplished in phases to coordinate with school schedules, moving 2,000 students from the old portion of the high school to a newly constructed portion before demolition could commence. | |
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Elk Ridge Middle School |
Location:
South Jordan, Utah |
Date Completed:
09-1994 |
| Construction of a new, single-level school for grades 7, 8 and 9, including playing fields, site landscaping, new road access, and extension of existing utilities. Student capacity of 1400. This project was similar to a design/build type project; value engineering in the design phase substantially decreased project cost. | |
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Empire Canyon Day Lodge |
Location:
Park City, Utah |
Date Completed:
12-2001 |
| New day lodge at the bottom of Deer Valley’s Empire Express and Ruby chairlifts. The new lodge offers additional lunch seating for skiers and provides a convenient dining location on the west side of the resort. The lodge features 24” log columns supporting glu-lam trusses. The building was constructed over the remains of the old Highbiner Mine buildings and ash dumps from the former steam plant, requiring remediation work for optimal building stability. | |
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Four Seasons Resort Hotel |
Location:
Jackson, Wyoming |
Date Completed:
12-2003 |
| Five-star resort hotel with 124 hotel rooms, 40 Residence Club units and 17 condominiums. Features include an outdoor swimming pool, spa, restaurants, ballrooms, conference areas, skier services area and an underground parking structure. The building's structure is of concrete. Reflecting the design theme of "western elegance," the exterior is stone with cedar siding and timber cladding, and the interior finishes incorporate extensive distressed knotty alder wood and natural rock. Associated construction work on the 8-1/2 acre site includes relocating utilities. | |
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Fresno California LDS Temple |
Location:
Fresno, California |
Date Completed:
03-2000 |
| Situated on a little more than two acres, the Fresno Temple is a Classic modern, single-spire design. The temple has two ordinance and two sealing rooms -- a model of the small temple concept. The building is clad with white Sierra granite quarried in Raymond, California. | |
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Gateway Parking Structure |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
11-1997 |
| Three and four-level underground structure located underneath Main Street at South Temple. Used microsilica DCI high performance concrete. Contains 360 stalls. Construction required shoring and underpinning of existing malls and digging below their foundations. This had a fast-track schedule, and the site was within close proximity to walls of existing structures: in some places only 4'0" separates the parking structure from other buildings. By minutely sequencing the work, Jacobsen personnel overcame the difficulty of extremely tight site access. | |
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Grand America Hotel |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
10-2001 |
| New hotel and convention center which includes a 24-story tower, two five-level garden wings, function buildings, courtyards and two levels below grade that will house parking, mechanical, electrical, laundry and employee facilities. The guest space consists of 775 rooms, including two presidential suites on the top level, six grand suites on the next level, and other suites throughout the remaining floors. The exterior is 240,000 sq. ft. of granite cladding. | |
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Grand County Community-Senior Center |
Location:
Moab, Utah |
Date Completed:
08-2005 |
| The Center providesmulti-purpose areas, dining, crafts, recreation facilities, kitchen, health/exam rooms and typical support spaces. Outdoor space and creating a "welcoming, inviting" beacon for the community were a primary design objective. Siting of the building takes advantage of the beautiful views and allows the integration of indoor/outdoor programming. | |
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Grand County Library |
Location:
Moab, Utah |
Date Completed:
06-2006 |
| The new library's modern design highlights 18-foot ceilings and an open floor plan. The facility features state-of-the-art technology, including more than 50 computers for children, teens and adults, as well as a new reference library and space for the library's special collections.
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Granger Medical Center |
Location:
West Valley City, Utah |
Date Completed:
11-1998 |
| New, two-story medical facility with suites for internal medicine, senior care, education, diagnostics, rehab/fitness, pharmacy, general surgery, OB/GYN, pediatrics, and business/administration. | |
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Gunnison Valley Hospital Expansion and Remodel |
Location:
Gunnison, Utah |
Date Completed:
02-2003 |
| This expansion meets the growing health-care demands in the area and increases the size of the hospital by 70 percent.
The scope of the expansion includes a new operating room, three recovery areas, three examination/treatment rooms, nurse station, patient waiting area and six new private patient rooms. An atrium preserves the existing windows in the Labor and Delivery rooms.
The existing OR, LDRP room, “Clean and Soil” areas were remodeled. | |
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Handy Trucking Warehouse |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
05-2005 |
| The concrete tilt-up warehouse contains office space, mechanics bay and warehouse/storage area. Delivered under a design/build contract, Jacobsen worked with the owner and architect to develop the site layout, building material selection and overall building design. | |
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Huntsman Cancer Institute |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
09-1999 |
| A world-class cancer research facility at the University of Utah with laboratory and office space housed in a six-story structure. The building is composed of two different structures joined by an expansion joint. The 60,000 sq. ft. office portion is steel frame construction. The laboratory portion is structural concrete for vibration resistance. Complete laboratories include fume hoods, C-frame casework, and biological safety cabinets. Project completed on time including a $23 million owner-initiated increase in scope. | |
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J.R. Smith Elementary School Addition & Remodel |
Location:
Heber, Utah |
Date Completed:
04-2006 |
| This project consisted of two separate building additions. One addition added much needed classroom space and the other nearly doubled the size of the multi-purpose room. An extensive interior remodel included gathering space and the principal’s office area.
Jacobsen was very successful at implementing a safety plan which ensured student safety as the construction of the building took place while school was in session. | |
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Jackson High School |
Location:
Jackson, Wyoming |
Date Completed:
02-2000 |
| The Jackson High School is a two-story masonry facility with two gymnasiums and a 550-seat auditorium. This project was constructed in conjunction with two other school projects for the Teton County School District #1. Log construction and finish materials provide a rustic accent. | |
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Jordan High School |
Location:
Sandy, Utah |
Date Completed:
03-1996 |
| New, two-story high school with structural steel frame, heavy gauge metal stud framing with brick veneer and EIFS exterior. Interior is load bearing block and block veneer. The school sits on a 45-acre site and includes gymnasiums, tech atrium, auditorium, sound room, wood shop, auto shop, energy management system, running track, and tennis courts. | |
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Jordan Valley Technology Center |
Location:
Sandy, Utah |
Date Completed:
05-2002 |
| A new office building, the first in a premier office park in South Jordan. Designed for computer oriented business. The entire building was built with access flooring and designed for worst-case scenario earthquakes. Floors will flex as much as three inches per floor. | |
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Kennecott Utah Copper |
Location:
Magna, Utah |
Date Completed:
01-1995 |
| A series of concrete projects for Kennecott’s massive Smelter Modernization, most notably new concrete foundations. Jacobsen’s experienced concrete crews self-performed 100% of the work. | |
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Kol Ami Synagogue Addition and Remodel |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
11-2000 |
| The Kol Ami is the largest synagogue in the State. The focus of the project is to improve the existing structure as well as add a youth wing and library. The youth wing includes a youth lounge, office space and five new classrooms for its religious school. A mikveh, a pool for spiritual cleansing, will be added in the lower level. Jewish law mandates that the water must flow freely, and must not reach the mikveh through pipes made of metal or other materials that are believed to be susceptible to ritual contamination. Ensuring a valid mikveh is complex – so complex that Jewish scholars have published several volumes devoted to the intricacies of mikveh construction. Following these established guidelines, Valentiner Crane Brunjes Onyon Architects’ design includes a rainwater collection system and plastic piping. | |
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KTVX Television Station |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
04-2000 |
| New television station with a state-of-the-art broadcasting news studio, a 14-dish satellite farm and a 70-foot microwave tower. Increasing accessibility, 20,000 sq. ft. of the station was built with grid-access flooring. This allows for the easy hook-ups and transfer of electrical, phone and data lines to computers, recoding devices and cameras. The station was also equipped with a PDU that provides clean, uninterrupted power for the station. The regulation of the voltage is very important due to the sensitivity of the equipment used by the facility. The station also has the ability to be powered by two emergency diesel generators if necessary. | |
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Lake Park Corporate Center |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
05-1998 |
| Five-story office building featuring office space, a penthouse level, a cafeteria, glass curtain wall and a 22-acre parking lot. Intended for use as a credit card services center, this facility required specialized computer and communications equipment. Floor-to-floor height is 16 feet, with an average ceiling height of 10.5 feet, allowing a generous work area in the ceiling plenum for out of sight utilities work. Access flooring was installed throughout the building to facilitate wiring. The office building is set within a corporate park and an 18-hole golf course. Sitework included a lake edge, channel edges and a 22-acre parking lot. | |
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Las Vegas Premium Outlets |
Location:
Las Vegas, Nevada |
Date Completed:
08-2003 |
| Located on a 40-acre site in downtown Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Premium Outlets is the area's first upscale outlet center. The center’s architecturally themed, outdoor village setting creates a pleasant, upscale atmosphere for shoppers as they browse more than 120 designer and name-brand outlet stores. The outlets include a large food court and a wide range of customer services including an Information Center.
The exterior is tilt-up concrete panel walls with stucco and stone veneer wainscot.
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Layton Health Center Expansion & Remodel |
Location:
Layton, Utah |
Date Completed:
01-2006 |
| The project includes a new expansion and a small amount of interior renovation and exterior site work.
The 25,600 square foot expansion includes a physician pod, waiting, imaging and associated circulation on the first floor and a physician pod and waiting on the second floor. It will nearly double the size of the Layton Center.
The expansion also brought a mobile MRI, full coverage CT scans, ultrasounds, mammography and the expansion of InstaCare. | |
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LDS Conference Center |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
10-2000 |
| A new, 21,000-seat Conference Center for general conference meetings and other events for the LDS Church on an entire city block north of Temple Square in downtown Salt Lake City. Work includes the building itself, an underground parking structure, and a theater that will be used for special productions. Jacobsen was awarded the work as a joint venture with Okland Construction and Layton Construction. | |
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Logan Utah LDS Temple Exterior Restoration |
Location:
Logan, Utah |
Date Completed:
10-1996 |
| Selective dismantlement, stone masonry restoration, stone masonry cleaning, cast stone replacements, wood window and door restoration of the historic LDS Logan Temple. Masonry tuckpointing duplicating original raised tooled joints. This required special custom tools and crew training. | |
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Main Street Plaza and Parking Structure |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
10-2000 |
| The Main Street Plaza turned a formerly heavily-trafficked strip of Main Street into a pedestrian plaza, with a new, 600-stall parking garage underneath. The Plaza offers pedestrians a kind of oasis on the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. Extensive landscaping with flowers, trees and grass is offset by water features at each corner and a central reflecting pool lined with polished black granite. Carnelian and Iridian granite pavers provide generous walkways.
The 4-1/2 level underground parking structure is adjoined to an existing parking lot. The project team had to overcome challenges of extremely tight access, an aggressive schedule and public safety issues. Shoring and underpinning of existing structures was also required. This project was a joint venture with Okland Construction.
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Marriott Summit Watch |
Location:
Park City, Utah |
Date Completed:
08-1997 |
| A luxury, time-share condominium complex consisting of seven buildings with a total of 135 two-bedroom villas. The complex includes an Aquacade consisting of an indoor-outdoor pool, four spas and a workout/fitness facility. The design features drive-through entries to interior courtyards. The buildings are connected by a post-tensioned concrete parking garage. | |
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Merit Medical Expansion & New Sensor Building |
Location:
South Jordan, Utah |
Date Completed:
02-2006 |
| The 180,000 square foot addition to the Merit Medical campus effectively doubles the space devoted to disposable medical device manufacturing.
Two buildings house new space for plastic-injection molding, electronics production and a new semiconductor-wafer fabrication plant. Automated warehousing and other equipment were included in the project scope.
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Micron Warehouse and Administration Buildings |
Location:
Lehi, Utah |
Date Completed:
03-1997 |
| Fast-track construction of two administration buildings and a warehouse. This project was on a hyper track schedule, with 746,000 square feet complete in just over one year. | |
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Monticello Utah LDS Temple |
Location:
Monticello, Utah |
Date Completed:
06-1998 |
| The Monticello Temple was an historic first of a new generation of smaller temples announced by President Gordon B. Hinckley during the October 1997 General Conference.
The temple includes a baptismal font, endowment rooms, sealing rooms and an elegant Celestial Room. Its Turkish marble exterior was carefully selected for its color, range of tints and availability. The 1,300 installed tiles were evaluated carefully to ensure a blended, uniform color. | |
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National Museum of Wildlife Art |
Location:
Jackson, Wyoming |
Date Completed:
08-1994 |
| Museum with twelve art galleries, auditorium, restaurant, visitors' lobby and terraces built into a hillside location. The seismic four earthquake zone, rockslide and avalanche debris movement, and the severe winter weather were constraints of the project. The museum was designed to look as if it is actually part of the hillside, echoing the natural color, texture and shape of the ground it is built on. It has won six major architectural awards. | |
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Nauvoo Illinois LDS Temple |
Location:
Nauvoo, Illinois |
Date Completed:
04-2002 |
| Originally built in 1846, the reconstruction of the Nauvoo Temple by Legacy Constructors was a labor of love by builders and Church members alike. Every effort was made to make the new temple appear as the old one did. Some changes were made of necessity, but most of the original structure was replicated. The baptismal font is carved of limestone. The first floor has an assembly hall with tiered podiums at the east and west ends, as well as offices and restrooms. The remaining four floors have offices, dressing and ordinance rooms. | |
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Nevada State Office Building |
Location:
Carson City, Nevada |
Date Completed:
07-2005 |
| The five-story building unifies the different divisions of Conservation and Natural Resources, which were located in seven different buildings. The building is also the first to be constructed under a lease-purchase agreement.
As part of the State Capitol campus, the Nevada State Office Building is part of a proposed group of facilities connected by a network of pedestrian pathways with vehicular access provided from the campus perimeter. In response to campus context, the exterior of the Nevada State Office Building recalls the traditional character of neighboring structures. | |
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New Harmony Public Library |
Location:
New Harmony, Utah |
Date Completed:
09-2006 |
| Construction of the new library caps a five-year endeavor by the community to construct a public library as part of the Washington County Library System. In 2000, resident volunteers began a small satellite branch in the Harmony Heights District Fire Station kitchen. The New Harmony Friends of the Library gathered signatures in favor of a new library -- resulting in a bond that was approved in 2002.
The 3,000 square foot building provides ample space for a wide selection of literature, a children's reading area, five public computers and community meeting rooms.
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Newport Beach California LDS Temple |
Location:
Newport Beach, California |
Date Completed:
07-2005 |
| The Newport Beach temple is the sixth LDS temple in California. It sits on a six-acre site, adjacent to a stake center.
The Salsbury pink exterior stone was quarried in North Carolina and fabricated in Italy and China. The southern California architecture and landscaping compliment the Newport Beach neighborhood. In addition to the Celestial Room, there are two endowment rooms, three sealing rooms and a baptistry.
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Novell Corporate Hangar |
Location:
Provo, Utah |
Date Completed:
12-2000 |
| New hangar to house, clean and maintain Novell’s three corporate aircraft, the largest of which is as big as a 737. | |
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Novell, Building F |
Location:
Provo, Utah |
Date Completed:
10-1993 |
| Novell, Building F, is a three-story, 87,000 square foot office building designed to fit into Novell’s existing corporate campus. A bridge joins the new facility to the adjacent building. Completed in 1993, this facility was constructed around ongoing operations of the surrounding buildings. Construction activities were sequenced and planned to avoid inconvenience to Novell’s employees and customers. | |
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O.C. Tanner Award Distribution Center |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
11-1995 |
| Construction of new award distribution center, warehouse and automated storage and conveyor system. | |
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Ohio Call Center |
Location:
New Albany, Ohio |
Date Completed:
04-2000 |
| Owner’s representative overseeing the construction of new call center.The building includes extensive data center and telecommunications equipment. | |
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Old Mill Elementary School |
Location:
Heber, Utah |
Date Completed:
06-2006 |
| Jacobsen constructed a new single-level brick and block elementary school for kindergarten through sixth Grade. Skylights installed at corridor intersections provide natural light, highlighting multi-colored patterned flooring.
An interior courtyard and spacious multi-purpose room provide student and public gathering areas. The project scope also included recreational playing fields, landscaping and installation of new utilities and infrastructure. | |
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Old Mill II Corporate Center |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
12-2001 |
| The Old Mill Corporate Center has 100,000 square feet of finished office space and an additional 30,000 square feet of designated computer space.
Termed a "Smart Building," it's building systems can be accessed over the Internet to monitor and change settings. Sensors in the lighting, HVAC, security, irrigation and snow melt systems continually measure the environment and adjust building systems automatically.
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Old Mill III Corporate Center |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
08-2005 |
| The Old Mill III is identical to the second phase building Jacobsen built for Real Corp Facility Development in 2001. The building has 100,000 square feet of finished office space and an additional 30,000 square feet of designated computer space.
Termed a "Smart Building," it's building systems can be accessed over the Internet to monitor and change settings. Sensors in the lighting, HVAC, securiy, irrigation and snow melt systems continually measure the environment and adjust building systems automatically.
In addition to the office building, Jacobsen also constructed a 90,000 square foot, three-story parking structure with a pre-engineered metal roof. | |
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One Utah Center Office Tower and Parking Structure |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
03-1991 |
| Construction of a 24-story landmark office building. Jacobsen provided construction management services. The foundation was raft slab, four feet thick with reinforced steel. The exterior was covered with pin-mounted, polished, flame-cut granite stone. The stone was mounted on structural stud framing, welded onto mounting clips, then attached to concrete floors and vertical columns. The roof was covered with steel copper-colored sheets, with a baked-on finish.
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OSHA Salt Lake Technical Center |
Location:
Sandy, Utah |
Date Completed:
02-2004 |
| The Salt Lake Technical Center is home to OSHA’s National Laboratory, National Health Response Team and OSHA’s electronic-compliance assistance tool development services. It includes instrument rooms, laboratories, chemical storage, offices, conference/education spaces, data center and support spaces. The center houses some of the most sophisticated and technically advanced equipment -- including robotics -- to provide extensive tests and analysis of samples collected from worksites throughout the country.
The facility was designed and constructed to achieve LEED Certification, the highest rating standard for sustainable building projects. | |
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Penco Warehouse Addition |
Location:
West Jordan, Utah |
Date Completed:
05-1999 |
| Tilt-up warehouse expansion for Penco Products, a locker manufacturer. Because summer is Penco’s peak season, the concrete was poured and finished during the coldest part of the winter season to meet the owner’s required May 1999 occupancy date. | |
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Pony Express Convenience Store and Gas Station |
Location:
Riverton, Utah |
Date Completed:
12-2003 |
| This new Pony Express features an automatic car wash, fast food restaurant, convenience store and fueling station. The building is a wood frame structure with brick and EIFS exterior. | |
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Primary Children's Medical Center |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
12-2004 |
| Jacobsen has completed several projects at PCMC including restructuring an eight-bed care unit; remodeling the air support storage into an outpatient facility; remodeling a Class 10,000 clean room; and adding a new robotic pharmaceuticals distribution system. | |
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Provo City Library at Academy Square |
Location:
Provo, Utah |
Date Completed:
09-2001 |
| Restoration of the historic Education Building at Academy Square, originally built in 1891, to house the new Provo City Library. Work included renovating four levels, a two-level addition, and a one-level underground parking structure that completely surrounds the building and the addition. | |
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Redstone Village |
Location:
Kimball Junction, Utah |
Date Completed:
06-2004 |
| Kimball Junction is the site for the new Redstone Village. A multi-use development, it includes residential, retail, office space and a theater.
Wild Oats Natural Marketplace and Bed Bath & Beyond made their Park City-area debuts in the new development. In addition, Redstone houses an eight-theater complex.
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Reno Nevada LDS Temple |
Location:
Reno, Nevada |
Date Completed:
02-2000 |
| The Reno Temple is the 81st operating temple of the LDS Church. It is situated on a spectacular ridge line overlooking the Reno metropolitan area. Its Classic modern, single-spire design is complimented by a gray granite exterior quarried near Sharon, Vermont.
In addition to a Celestial Room, two endowment rooms (seating 40 people in each room) two sealing rooms and a baptistry serve more than 26,000 Latter-day Saints. | |
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Rice-Eccles Olympic Legacy Plaza |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
08-2003 |
| The Rice-Eccles Olympic Legacy Plaza is a wonderful reminder of the 2002 Winter Games. Visitors to the park can now enjoy a closer look at the two of the most recognizable structures of the Games -- the Cauldron and Hoberman Arch. With an art gallery and interactive theater, the visitor center draws visitors indoors to relive 17 magical days of competition. High-quality, self-performed architectural concrete links the features of the park to its setting at the Rice-Eccles Stadium.
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Ritz Carlton at Bachelor Gulch |
Location:
Vail, Colorado |
Date Completed:
12-1997 |
| New, 12-story hotel set at the base of the Bachelor Gulch ski hill. The 237 guest rooms have been designed with either large picture windows or balconies so that 95 percent of rooms have panoramic mountain or ski slope views. The interior design incorporates wood and leather, twig drawer pulls and colors from the natural landscape such as chestnut brown and chocolate with rust and green. The 21,000 square foot spa and fitness center features a rock-lined grotto, a lazy river hot tub and an outdoor heated pool. There are three dining venues, plus three additional cocktail lounges. There are more than 40,000 square feet of function space, including a 7,200 square foot ballroom.
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Ritz-Carlton Club |
Location:
Bachelor Gulch, Colorado |
Date Completed:
12-2002 |
| The Ritz-Carlton Club is a condominium development and sister project to the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. The new development of high-end condominium units is located within the Bachelor Gulch on-mountain community in the Vail Valley. The Club consists of 54 two- and three-bedroom residences. It features an exterior created from rustic materials of stone, rough-hewn timber and iron. | |
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Riverwoods II Corporate Center |
Location:
Riverwoods, IL |
Date Completed:
11-2003 |
| New corporate headquarters for a large Chicago-based corporation. The office campus includes a 400,000 square foot office building; 130,000 square foot Support Services Building (a data center and central plant); 90,000 square foot Employee Services Pavilion (with a fitness center and dining); 900-car parking garage; and 60 acres of site work. | |
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Salt Lake City and County Building Restoration |
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Date Completed:
05-1990 |
| Restoration and seismic retrofit of the historic Salt Lake City and County Building located in downtown Salt Lake City. This project incorporated the first retrofit of a historical building with seismic isolation. | |
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Salt Lake Tabernacle Seismic Upgrade & Renovation |
Location:
Salt Lake City |
Date Completed:
- in progress - |
| This historic renovation and seismic upgrade stabilizes the existing structure by adding supplemental framing and reinforcing bars to walls and roof. A general refurbishment of the interior included remodeling the existing spaces used by the Tabernacle Choir and the Orchestra at Temple Square. Special precautions and building techniques were applied to preserve the historic nature of the building.
Construction on the Tabernacle began in 1863 and ended in 1875. The ceiling is made of plaster and steamed, wooden planks lashed together with rawhide thongs and wooden pegs. | |
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Salt Lake Winter Olympics Temporary Facilities |
Location:
Park City, Utah |
Date Completed:
06-2002 |
| Temporary facilities for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. Ice venues included the Utah Olympic Oval, The "E" Center, Seven Peaks Ice Arena, Murray Ice Rink and Acord Ice Arena. Snow venues included Utah Olympic Park, Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley and Soldier Hollow.
Jacobsen was recognized by AGC with its 2002 "Building Project of the Year." | |
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