Just as the 2024 Olympic Games ended in Paris, so did the Salt Lake County Corporate Games. Team Architectural Nexus put up a fierce fight through a photo scavenger hunt, basketball, bowling, cornhole, darts, mini golf, pickleball, pistol shooting, volleyball, chess, and trivia. Corporations also host a blood drive and a food drive. Arch Nexus was pleased to contribute more than 670 pounds to the Utah Food Bank. Thanks for the great summer games Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation!
About us
The word Nexus has Latin origins and means joining, binding, or connecting. Expanding on the idea of nexus or joining and connecting, we anticipate an expansion of the notion of a nexus as we "connect" with you our client, as we "connect" with new technology, creative design ideas, and better ways of expediting the design and construction process. Architectural Nexus has offices in Utah and California.
- Website
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http://www.archnexus.com
External link for Architectural Nexus
- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2003
- Specialties
- Architectural Design, Healthcare Planning, Interior Design, Sustainable & LEED Certified Architecture and Planning, and Land Planning & Landscape Design
Locations
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Primary
2505 East Parleys Way
Salt Lake City, UT 84109, US
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1990 Third Street, Suite 500
Sacramento, CA 95811, US
Employees at Architectural Nexus
Updates
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We are thrilled our National Ability Center's McGrath Mountain Center build has won ENR’s 2024 Best Projects, Intermountain States, Cultural Project of the Year!
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Over the weekend team Architectural Nexus participated in the Summit Challenge to support our valued client, the National Ability Center. It was an incredible experience cycling through Utah’s stunning mountains alongside riders of all abilities. We’re proud to contribute to this amazing organization. #SummitChallenge #AccessibilityInDesign #ArchitectureForAll
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Architectural Nexus' Jessica Peterson has been named the 2024 "Architect of the Year" by Women in Architecture SLC, recognizing her outstanding contributions to the profession. As a Principal Architect since 2022, Jessica's background in architecture and mathematics informs her creative and analytical approach to architecture. Known for her calm leadership and mentorship, Jessica balances her professional achievements with her role as a mother of three. One of Jessica's notable projects is the Huntsman Cancer Institute Phase V at the University of Utah, a 12-story, 220,000-square-foot addition that earned LEED Gold certification and significantly expanded the hospital's capacity. As Project Architect, she managed a team of over fifty, played a crucial role in medical planning, and ensured the design met the needs of both staff and patients. Even after the project's completion, Jessica remains involved, participating in lessons-learned meetings to continuously improve healthcare design. Jessica’s leadership, dedication, and ability to mentor future architects make her a true trailblazer in the field!
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🎉 Join us in celebrating the Salt Lake County Library at Daybreak who just received their Zero Energy certification! A 27,000-square-foot building in Utah, the library was designed by Architectural Nexus in conjunction with Salt Lake County Library Services.The interior boasts highly utilized functions such as a maker’s space complete with a large variety of hands-on learning experiences. Additionally, the maker’s space opens to the outdoors to accommodate bike repair classes and other outdoor-friendly offerings. Throughout the vigorous community engagement process, the team received ample feedback that the building needed to be highly sustainable. The large photovoltaic array becomes a distinguishing feature to the building’s design, a provider of shade for pleasant outdoor rooms, and pushes the building along the path to achieving net zero energy. A thoughtful envelope design and using an innovative ground source HVAC system which does not use water are key elements to finding a harmonious balance between energy production and consumption on site. Congratulations to the whole project team on this exceptional accomplishment. Follow the link in the comments to learn more about achieving Zero Energy Certification on your next project! #ZeroEnergy #LivingFuture #ILFICertified Architectural Nexus
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Architectural Nexus is deeply grateful for the wisdom, expertise, and leadership Scott brought to the firm. The positive impact of his influence and work will continue to reverberate long after his departure into retirement.
Scott A. Larkin, AIA, ACHA, Senior Principal, Healthcare Planner: The Healing Architect | ArchNexus
https://www.archnexus.com
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Erica is a passionate advocate for sustainability and regenerative operations. With unwavering determination, she has dedicated herself to bridging the gap between environmental responsibility and practical building management. Her journey began as an Operations and Facilities Support Specialist at Arch Nexus’ Sacramento office during their ambitious Living Building Challenge pursuit. Her exceptional performance led to her promotion to Regenerative Operations Manager in October 2018. As the steward of Arch Nexus’ certified Living Buildings in Salt Lake City and Sacramento, Erica's role is multifaceted. She works closely with building occupants to ensure ongoing compliance with stringent sustainability standards. The demands of maintaining a Living Building are immense, requiring specialized knowledge, unwavering dedication, and countless hours. Yet, Erica thrives in this challenging environment, finding her true calling as an ambassador for sustainable building practices. Despite holding a degree in a different field, Erica's passion for sustainability led her to immerse herself in the world of building operations. Through hands-on experience and continuous learning, she has become a leading expert in regenerative building management. Her expertise is recognized through her certifications as a Living Future Accredited (LFA), SEED Accredited Professional (SEED AP), and WELL Accredited Professional (WELL AP). These credentials enable her to contribute to a wide range of sustainable building projects. Erica’s enthusiastic spirit is evident in her career trajectory. Recognizing an opportunity to expand her role, she transitioned from managing Arch Nexus’ own Living Buildings to consulting on other sustainable projects. Her deep understanding of regenerative operations makes her an invaluable asset to clients seeking to achieve their environmental goals. Erica’s influence extends beyond the office as she represents Arch Nexus on a global stage through presentations, tours, and participation in industry conferences. Her dedication to sharing knowledge and inspiring others has solidified her reputation as a leading authority in sustainable operations. #SustainabilityCareers #SustainableDevelopment
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