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Park City Utilities and Street Facility

Sustainable design for a combined facility helps meet net zero goals

  • 65K

    Square Feet

  • 13.55

    Acres

  • Park City, Utah

    Park City, Utah

Using solar collectors and a geothermal system for a resilient design

When Park City, Utah wanted to unite their public operations and maintenance facility with a water treatment plant, they engaged us to help. To tie the two sites together, the new Park City Department of Public Utilities Operations and Maintenance Facility would be located on land strategically located across the highway from the Quinns Junction water treatment plant.

Our design for the combined facility places administrative and customer service portions on the east side of the site, closer to the road for easier access. Creating a south-facing linear building allows us to take advantage of passive and active solar energy systems with a design that will help with transitioning to the City’s net zero goals. Photovoltaic (PV) panels offset electricity consumption and a transpired solar collector walls system heats up incoming air through convection. The campus includes administration, operations, heated vehicle storage, vehicle circulation, shop and repair bay spaces, and equipment and material storage structures. Shops and vehicle storage on the west side of the site keep everyday work activities away from a busy highway.

Our sustainable facility design would help Park City meet their net zero carbon emissions initiative and keep the community in mind.

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  • Park City, Utah
Meet Our Team

Merlin Maley, Senior Principal, Western Region Transit Sector Leader, Buildings

My passion is creating 21st century communities by assisting our clients in realizing their dreams of multi-modal transportation networks.
Merlin  Maley Senior Principal, Western Region Transit Sector Leader, Buildings Read More

Eric Wood, Associate, Project Architect

Designing architecture solutions for transit agencies is about creating an environment not only for the end user, but also the community.

Rachel Bannon-Godfrey, Vice President, SDG Impact Leader

Sustainable design is a vague and undefined term, but that doesn’t mean our approach to it can be.

Jared Weismantel, Senior Associate, Senior Designer

I thrive in an environment focused on exploration and collaboration with a commitment to efficient and holistic design solutions.

Merlin  Maley

Senior Principal, Western Region Transit Sector Leader, Buildings

Eric Wood

Associate, Project Architect

Rachel Bannon-Godfrey

Vice President, SDG Impact Leader

Jared Weismantel

Senior Associate, Senior Designer

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