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Salt Lake City office tower from 1960s gets facelift for modern residential use

Architects removed panels from window openings to bring more light to interior
Hickok Cole architects decided to remove some exterior panels from this 1966 office tower to enlarge spaces for windows, allowing more daylight to flow to the building’s interior spaces. (CoStar)
Hickok Cole architects decided to remove some exterior panels from this 1966 office tower to enlarge spaces for windows, allowing more daylight to flow to the building’s interior spaces. (CoStar)
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February 21, 2026 | 12:25 AM

In the post-pandemic movement to convert outdated office buildings to residential, many landlords have found that their office properties aren’t suitable to be recast as apartments or condos.

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