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FFKR Architects FFKR Architects Serving our clients from offices in Salt Lake City, Utah and Scottsdale, Arizona, FFKR Architects is a full-service architecture firm.

FFKR has a reputation for design excellence, environmental leadership, and budgetary responsibility, and has been a Western Mountain Region AIA, and AIA Utah Firm of the Year. We maintain a staff of over 160 architects, designers, and support personnel who have the talent and passion to meet our clients’ most demanding challenges. Our talents extend beyond architecture into interior design, landscape architecture and planning, and environmental graphic design. To empower our clients to make decisions with confidence, we employ multiple modes of visualization, from hand sketches to 3D modeling to immersive virtual reality.

Design Excellence – Our Legacy and FutureFifty years of experience doesn’t tell us to stand still—it gives us a stronger...
10/28/2026

Design Excellence – Our Legacy and Future
Fifty years of experience doesn’t tell us to stand still—it gives us a stronger foundation for what comes next. Across markets and project types, one value remains constant: design excellence. It is the result of listening closely, collaborating across disciplines, challenging expectations, and bringing the collective knowledge of our people to every project.
As we conclude our 50th anniversary series, we celebrate the projects, people, clients, and communities that have shaped FFKR—and look ahead to the next generation carrying that legacy forward.
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https://www.ffkr.com/designing-through-the-decades-design-excellence-our-legacy-and-future/

Zoo Boise's Virginia R. Bartak Red Panda Passage has won the Association of Zoos & Aquariums' 2026 Exhibit Award in the ...
10/26/2026

Zoo Boise's Virginia R. Bartak Red Panda Passage has won the Association of Zoos & Aquariums' 2026 Exhibit Award in the small zoo category! Fantastic job team!
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https://www.aza.org/past-award-recipients

Great architecture is never the work of one person or one discipline — it comes from bringing together diverse perspecti...
10/21/2026

Great architecture is never the work of one person or one discipline — it comes from bringing together diverse perspectives, shared expertise, and a common purpose. During FFKR’s fourth decade, we brought our collective genius together under one roof. With expanded in-house services and stronger partnerships, the places we designed celebrate culture, inspire curiosity, support healing, and preserve history.
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https://www.ffkr.com/designing-through-the-decades-collaborative-growth/

Designing Through the Decades.Chapter 04: O.C. TannerReimagining O.C. Tanner wasn't a simple case of updating a 1970 aes...
10/14/2026

Designing Through the Decades.
Chapter 04: O.C. Tanner
Reimagining O.C. Tanner wasn't a simple case of updating a 1970 aesthetic, and correcting confusing approaches or unintuitive wayfinding. This is the home base of O.C. Tanner; the design needed to reflect the company's presence in the global market, while maintaining the vision of its founder. Modern materials, considerate landscape design, and unique building design communicates an openness and a focus on beauty that respects the companies philosophies.
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https://www.ffkr.com/designing-through-the-decades-collaborative-growth/

Honoring the histories, cultures, and traditions of Indigenous Peoples' of America.•
10/12/2026

Honoring the histories, cultures, and traditions of Indigenous Peoples' of America.
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Every path, planting, and gathering space at Temple Square started with one question: What will this feel like for the p...
10/09/2026

Every path, planting, and gathering space at Temple Square started with one question: What will this feel like for the person walking through it?
Our landscape architects, Abram Nielsen and Samuel Thorley, share how the visitor experience guided every design decision in this KSL Documentaries feature.

Watch the full story here:
https://youtube/Dsx-KI9dRB8?si=Zqa82eVO_DZpFW5V
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Abe: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abramnielsen/
Sam: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuel-thorley-79806a8b/

10/05/2026

FFKR Architects and Gensler Design joined other dignitaries for a greadbreaking ceremony for Convergence Point —the centerpiece building of The Point development. Speakers included Nucleus Institute CEO, Jefferson Moss, and COO Angela Smith, Utah System of Higher Education Commissioner Geoff Landward, and Governor Spencer Cox. The project schedule to open in early 2029.
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Gensler
https://www.ffkr.com/groundbreaking-for-the-nucleus-institute-convergence-point-innovation-lab/

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730 W Pacific Avenue
Salt Lake City, UT
84104

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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