Completed Projects Intro

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Salt Lake Community College Health Sciences Building To provide the latest healthcare technology and appropriate laboratory environments for students in health-related fields, the 145,000 square foot building was designed to provide enough space for various programs at the college, including biotechnology, medical assisting and laboratories, nursing, occupational therapy, pharmacy, physical therapy, radiologic technology, surgical and health administration. A clinic, student wellness center, a library, lecture hall, expansive commons area, general science classrooms and building support is also included in the new facility.

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This 150,000 square-foot, outdoors retail superstore, which is being built on a 50-acre site in the Traverse Mountain Development near Thanksgiving Point, is to be finished by Okland in a mere eight months. This commercial complex is a structural steel building with pre-cast panels and a vaulted, architectural metal roof.

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A 122,000-square-foot High Adventure Recreation Center including Gold's Gym, Skyventure wind tunnel for simulated skydiving, Flowrider wave pool for surfing and wakeboarding, Rock Climbing sporting an 80-foot high climbing wall, Fat Cat's entertainment center, a 36-lane bowling alley, an arcade, two restaurants, and a large indoor track.

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Juan Diego Catholic High School is the largest Catholic High School west of the Mississippi. The 284,000 sq. ft. campus was built in 1999 at a cost of $27,000,000. GWI Steel was chosen by Big-D Construction to provide the structural and miscellanous steel for the fast-tracked project. The 80' stainless steel cross that stands tall along the brick bell-tower is lit-up at night as a beacon to travellers along the I-15 corridor.