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FFKR Architects is a well-established full-service architecture firm with offices in Salt Lake City, UT, Tempe, AZ, and Boise, ID. Beyond architectural services, they also specialize in interior design, landscape architecture, and environmental graphic design. Their multi-modal visualization approach, from hand sketches to 3D modeling to immersive virtual reality, empowers clients to make confident decisions. Known for design excellence, environmental leadership, and budgetary responsibility, FFKR has garnered accolades such as Western Mountain Region AIA Firm of the Year. With a dedicated team of over 170 architects, designers, and support staff, FFKR is equipped to tackle the most demanding challenges from their diverse clientele. From K-12 education to healthcare, science & technology to religious structures, FFKR Architects has left its mark with projects like Polk Elementary School in Ogden, UT, Moxy Phoenix Downtown in Phoenix, AZ, and Intermountain Health Freestanding Emergency Outpatient Imaging Services in Hurricane, UT. The firm's commitment to innovative design and client satisfaction is evident in their impressive portfolio. Generated from the website content

Architectural Nexus is an interior design and architectural firm. It offers a range of master planning, feasibility studies and programming services. The firm maintains a staff of more than 100 employees. Architectural Nexus serves the health care, research, education, commercial, industrial, retail, recreational, residential, hospitality and government sectors. It also provides a variety of historic restoration and preservation services. The firm offers architectural services for cultural and community centers, as well as religious facilities. Architectural Nexus has completed various projects for Sysco Foods, United States Postal Services, Huntsman Cancer Hospital and Melting Pot Restaurant. Additionally, the firm provides a range of repair, renovation and maintenance solutions.

ASSIST Inc is an independent non-profit Community Design Center founded in 1969 by the Graduate School of Architecture at the University of Utah and the Utah Society of the American Institute of Architects. For over 38 years ASSIST has been providing architectural design, community planning and development assistance to non-profit and community groups, and housing and accessibility design assistance to low income households or persons with disabilities. ASSIST operates an Emergency Home Repair ( EHR ) program in twelve cities and the unincorporated areas of Salt Lake County and provides Accessibility Design Assistance throughout the State of Utah.