Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center Expansion Phase I
Salt Lake City, Utah
Structrual Team
Services rendered
Collaborators
Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback & Associates
GSBS Architects
SustainAbility
Completed
1996
PHOTOGRAPHY BY
Reaveley Engineers, Gus Baumert
Reaveley Engineers, Gus Baumert
Awards
In the News
The original Salt Palace, completed in 1969, became the beloved home of several professional sports teams. However, in 1994 the arena was demolished to make way for a 616,000 sf convention center built in its place. The Salt Palace now features expansive exhibit areas up to 270 feet wide — an impressive 180 feet of this width is column free. One of the most striking architectural features is the creative use of hollow structural steel in exposed applications.