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With climate change, we’ll need less natural gas for heat and more electricity for cooling — but what’s the balance? Researchers used hyper-localized climate models and building projections to find out. The answer is that buildings’ energy use in the future varies wildly, depending on the climate scenario, and that local building policy now could have a big impact on

WASHINGTON, DC (Rails to Trails Magazine) – Utah recently celebrated its completion of the Golden Spoke trail network, which comprises more than 100 miles of connected, paved trails linking Ogden, Salt Lake City and Provo. This photo essay showcases the natural wonders and unique infrastructure that make this urban trail network a rail-trail destination to behold. Featuring the Legacy Parkway

SALT LAKE CITY (Utah Construction & Design) – New regional vision of the Wasatch Front hopes to guide future transportation investments, development patterns and economic opportunities, as Utah’s population is expected to add 1.5 million people in the next 30 years. As professionals in the A/E/C space, you know that Utah is growing. What you may not know is how

SALT LAKE CITY (The Salt Lake Tribune) – Without a plan to address the projected 1.5 million additional residents who will live in Utah by 2050, the future may look something like this: worsened air quality, increased traffic congestion and a continued lack of affordable housing. But as elected officials, business leaders, community organizers, transportation agencies and developers came together downtown