The LS Skaggs Addition to the University of Utah's College of Applied Sciences is a 100,000 SF addition that integrates seamlessly with the historic campus while enhancing the university's research capabilities. Designed to support innovative disciplines—including aerospace, biotechnology, semiconductor technology, data science, air quality, and hazardous weather forecasting—the facility incorporates high-performance materials, innovative load-bearing systems, and sustainable practices. Reaveley's structural design ensures seismic resilience, high load capacity, and long-term adaptability.

As long-term partners, we collaborated closely with the university to create a space that reflects their vision and supports future innovation. Throughout the project, we maintained clear and consistent communication, making ethical, client-focused decisions to ensure a smooth process. The teams balanced structural integrity with functionality, aesthetics, and budget considerations, coordinating effectively with architects and stakeholders to bring the project to life.

The result is a resilient, flexible, and future-ready facility that exemplifies our commitment to delivering meaningful impact through expertise, openness, and lasting relationships—budget, coordinating seamlessly with architects and stakeholders to bring the project to life.

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