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Gsbs Pc
Distance: 0.1 Mi375 W 200 S Ste 100
84101-1205 Salt Lake City -
Muir Prescott Architects
Distance: 0.3 Mi171 Pierpont Avenue
84101 Salt Lake City -
Oxford Architect, LLC
Distance: 0.6 Mi1713 E Monte Carlo Drive
84121 Salt Lake City -
Ffkr Architects
Distance: 0.6 Mi730 Pacific Avenue
84104 Salt Lake City -
Denton House Interiors Inc
Distance: 0.6 Mi52 Exchange Pl
84111-2713 Salt Lake City
Description
MJSA Architecture and Interior Design is an award winning multidisciplinary planning and design practice founded in 1973 recognized for its academic, institutional, and historic restoration, renovation, and adaptive re-use projects. Each client comes to us with a unique site and a unique personality, and it is our highest aspiration to create projects for them that are poetic translations of these virtues. The majority of MJSA's work has been performed for repeat clients; these continuing relationships and commissions are a confirmation of our clients' satisfaction.
MJSA Architecture and Interior Design is an award winning multidisciplinary planning and design practice founded in 1973 recognized for its academic, institutional, and historic restoration, renovation, and adaptive re-use projects. The following projects are selected projects included in our online portfolio sorted by name.
Principal Kin Ng has been a principal and lead Architectural designer for MJSA for over 20 years. As one of 3 principals at MJSA, Kin has explored inventive and contextually exciting design solutions in response to site opportunities and user requirements. His intuitive approach to architecture is guided by his personal philosophy, which is best being described as being respectful. This respect is expressed and manifested in his details as well as the blending of spaces and materials that are activated by light.
Principal Robert Pett has more than 20 years of experience in the design and project management of complex institutional projects for higher education and government in the intermountain west. As one of three principals at MJSA, Rob recently served as lead project designer for the Capitol Restoration Group and their $180 million seismic retrofit and historic renovation of the Utah State Capitol building.
An assessment in 2002 found the facility to be seriously out of compliance with seismic, accessibility, and life safety standards, and out of room for collection or reader seat growth. The renovation of the library, undertaken in 2003 by MJSA in collaboration with consulting architect Leo A Daly, addressed each of these issues in a way that created a virtually new state-of-the-art building while remaining in operation during its rebirth. The structural upgrade provided unique solutions to significant seismic concerns, carefully integrated into the new building.