Ogden High School is a prized historical structure and remains one of the best auditorium spaces in the Ogden Valley. The unique expansion and restoration/renovation of this high school, originally built in 1936, called for constructing additional buildings and creating a central plaza that connects all of the structures.

The work included adding a new gymnasium, cafeteria remodel and expansion, science classrooms (with wet labs), new music room, new black box theatre, choir room, dance rooms, broadcasting classes, and building system upgrades.

The remodel included a seismic upgrade to both the existing gym and auditorium, which consisted of new shotcrete and cast-in-place concrete walls. The seismic upgrade of the auditorium also involved new concrete shear walls as well as center-core shear walls to protect the historic finishes in the auditorium. The excellent examples of art deco-style architecture, for which the structure is known, were carefully preserved and enhanced during the project.

The work was recognized by the Utah Heritage Foundation with its 2013 Heritage Award and nationally with the 2013 Alliant Build America Award, Building under $10M Renovation Category.