Updates on Adaptive Reuse and Preservation Projects in SLC

 A few of my observed updates on Adaptive Reuse and Preservation projects in Salt Lake City. 

1) The Pickle & Hide building at 739 S 400 W SLC. Some new windows in the Hide building. The Utah Pickle building was demolished in May 2025 and a replacement is being built with a similar design.

2) The Salisbury Mansion at 574 E 100 South is slowly advancing. The old Evans and Early mortuary is being transformed to an assisted living facility. Some non-contributing additions to the primary structure have been removed and the stonework repaired. The old 1972 garage was demolished and a new addition is being completed. This project has oversight by the SLC Historic Landmark Commission as the building is a local historic landmark.

3-4) The Liberty Wells Recreation Center at 707 S 400 East SLC is finished with the modifications to some windows/door openings and  new windows have recently been installed. Construction of new single family attached houses continues on the old recreation field. 

5) The remaining silos of the old Cereal Food Processors and one associated building have recently been repainted. Construction for the new apartment buildings are continuing. The Midwest Casket Co Building at 440 W 600 South is part of this overall project and is planned to also be adaptively reused.