ARCHUtah.com was formed in an effort to create a resource where students, professionals, and design enthusiasts can exchange information and ideas.

An overview:

Built
A growing collection of significant built projects in Utah that can be organized by place, firm, project type, and date of completion. Project descriptions include photos, design concepts, awards received, and location.

Studied
Due to the nature of the educational process and environment, students are often at the forefront of architectural innovation and theory. We have dedicated a section of ARCHUtah to showcase projects that are not built, but perhaps should be.

Links
To all things architecture in Utah. We have compiled a list of architecture firms with their contact information including links to their websites, as well as a list of former students from Utah with portfolio websites. You will also find links to other organizations working to better Utah's built environment.

Forum
An online community designed to create an open dialogue between students, professionals, and design enthusiasts. By asking questions, offering criticism, and passing on expertise, we can create a stronger spirit of collaboration and improve architecture's influence in our community.

News
Important projects are shaping our built environment, for better or for worse. We follow newspaper, magazine, and online articles, searching for architecture related news in Utah and link to those articles. We provide one source for all Utah architecture news. Current article headlines are also displayed in the site's header.

ARCHUtah.com e-mail
School emails end when you graduate, work emails change, and generic emails are...well...generic. We offer FREE personalized email accounts with an @archutah.com address. This will enable students and interns to have an unchanging email and allow working professionals to have an architecture related email address with ample storage space.

ARCHNews
A monthly email containing a list of all new content added to the site, including built and studied projects, links, and recent news articles. 

Submissions
ARCHUtah.com content is dependant on user submitted articles, projects, and discussion. We have included a submissions page with easy-to-follow instructions so that anyone can suggest content to be added to the site.

It is our goal that this site will help bridge the gap between architecture students, design professionals, and design enthusiasts through dialogue and critical examination of the environment.