Completed Project

Meridian Engineering has recently completed the civil design record drawings and construction observation for Jacobsen Construction’s new company headquarters.

Jacobsen Construction Company has settled in at last in its newly built modern headquarters at 5181 W. Amelia Earhart Drive near the Salt Lake City International Airport. This building was designed to be accessible to the convergence of industry, travel and hospitality.

The three-story, 63,000 square-foot facility includes modern workspace for conducting high-end business including several spacious conference rooms; for the staff such as a gym, yoga and meditation spaces; “living rooms” designed for informal collaborations; numerous private offices with floor-to-ceiling windows; a training room with hi-tech presentation ability; and a café area designed to inspire staff intra-connections.

As part of the a/e/c design lead by VCBO architect team and constructed by Jacobsen, Meridian provided design grade surveying, boundary analysis, amended subdivision platting, and Civil Site Design for new parking including electric car charging station, drop off area, plaza areas and provisions for future development and site access.  In addition, Meridian provided utility design for service connections, proposed and future fire water supply, and construction layout services. With the facility currently in use, Jacobsen folks are moved in and patiently waiting for the spring to bloom some warm green landscape outside.

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Meridian Engineering has recently completed the civil design for the award-winning Lodge and High West Distillery at Blue Sky near Wanship, Utah.

This 3550-acre ranch development includes a connected network of multiple guest and recreation facilities, including a conference center, a main guest lodge, formal and casual restaurants-like Yuta, a bakery, individual guest quarters, a fitness-wellness center and spa sanctuary, and meditation movement studio. A reception hall with restaurant and state-of-the-art distillery opened by High West is also part of the development.

Sited between the Wasatch back and Unita Mountains, Blue Sky has its reputation in mountain hospitality and luxury while surrounded by its natural ecology for adventure. As part of the design team working with ajc architects as the lead, our preparatory work included a utility master plan, design and construction for the new culinary water well system, well house, 400,000-gallon reservoir, design support for a small waste water treatment facility, access roadways and utility corridors, construction haul routes, rock shoring wall system, and numerous utility infrastructure improvements as required to support the new lodging facilities, new distillery, and various support buildings. The facility has since proved itself in several hospitality publications as a top pristine resort to soak in serenity.

The Lodge at Blue Sky: The Top 15 Resort Hotels in the Continental U.S.