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Specialist Spotlight: Nathan Brown

Experienced in Utah’s Multi-Family Housing and Assisted Living Projects Nathan Brown is often integrated into project teams that are working on assisted living facilities and multi-family housing projects. And with Utah’s booming housing demands, he is busy! As a junior project manager, Nathan enjoys the variety of tasks he takes on from day to day. […]

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Utah’s Multi-Family Housing Boom

Debunking the Myths of Multi-Family Housing Stereotypes In 2015 Utah’s population reached 3 million. You probably see the effects of this growth as you commute on Interstate-15, visit Lagoon or attend a Real soccer game. It’s especially evident when you notice a subdivision or apartment building under construction. Utah now leads the nation in its […]

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Twenty Years in the Making: Mike Anderson Promoted to Associate Architect

Congratulations to our newest Associate Architect, Mike Anderson! Mike’s ability to work in any setting, from multi-family housing to light industrial, has helped him toward this promotion where we are excited to use his knowledge as an Associate Architect. Mike’s initial interests in how architecture shapes and compliments both the constructed and natural environments guided […]

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Specialist Spotlight: Mike Anderson, AIA, NCARB

Meet our Housing Architecture Specialist Mike Anderson, newly promoted to Associate Architect, has long been involved with housing. In fact, he helped build homes for a building contractor before entering the architecture industry. “When I went to architecture school, we designed a single-family residence for a Navajo family in the Four Corners area,” Mike relates. […]

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Rockpoint Apartments Could Turn Bluffdale into Lux-dale

Luxury Multi-Family Housing for Salt Lake County Residents We’re nearly 20 years into the 21st century. In this day and age, who wants cookie-cutter apartments in their town? Not Bluffdale, Utah. Lowe Property Group, 8 Bay Advisors, and DAI saw a niche to fill in the small community just outside of Silicon Slopes: luxury apartments […]

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On the Boards: Food & Care Housing Project

Providing Housing for the Homeless in Utah County Homelessness is not limited to downtown Salt Lake City. Utah County has seen an increase in homelessness, and here at Curtis Miner Architecture (CMA), we are looking for low-income multi-family housing solutions. We were hired by the Food & Care Coalition, one of the most proactive homeless […]

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Scott Bingham

Scott Bingham Earns Architecture License

Hats off to Scott Bingham, AIA, NCARB, for earning his architecture license. Scott is a Project Architect specializing in guest experience design for retail, educational hospitality and multi-family housing architecture. Scott joined the CMA family in 2015. His experience in retail guest experience design has been influential in crafting spaces that cater to the needs […]

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Mike Anderson Earns Architecture License

Congratulations to Mike Anderson, AIA, NCARB, for earning his architecture license. Mike is a Project Architect with a focus on commercial, automotive dealership, and multi-family projects. Mike joined the CMA family in 2000, while attending Utah Valley University working toward his Associates of Science and Drafting Technology. He has since earned his Bachelor of Science […]

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