Modern multi-story office building with glass facade, surrounded by trees and other buildings, under a pink and orange sunset sky.

A New Skyline Rises on Salt Lake’s West Side

The Power District is on the move—and the skyline will soon show it.

Construction on Rocky Mountain Power’s new corporate campus is progressing on schedule, with steel expected to top out by the end of September. Most footings and foundations are complete, slab pours are well underway, and steel has arrived onsite, signaling that the district’s first major building is rising in earnest.

Construction workers assembling steel reinforcement bars and concrete forms at a large building site with cranes and safety barriers under a clear sky.
Aerial view of a construction site with foundation work, construction vehicles, materials, and temporary structures visible.

Beyond the campus itself, infrastructure improvements continue along 1460 West—soon to be known as Electric Avenue—as the district builds the backbone for what’s to come. And in another milestone for the Power District’s broader vision, the first multifamily building has been submitted for city permitting, moving Salt Lake City one step closer to the vibrant, walkable community taking shape on the west side.

Collage of construction site images showing workers, a large crane lifting a concrete wall, and steel framework being assembled under clear blue skies.