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The approach to this home remains one of my favorites, characterized by massive aggregate facades. While this material is a common mid-century detail in commercial buildings, this home utilizes large aggregate wall forms that were cast flat and tilted into place. Stephen MacDonald favored this tilt-up construction for its efficiency and affordability, as well as its alignment with "soft modern"

Calling all pooch parents! This one backs directly to Tanner Park, one of Salt Lake's most beloved dog parks. For some of you out there, that alone is the whole conversation. But there's more. Perched at the edge of open space in the sought-after Canyon Rim neighborhood, this home offers easy access to the Shoreline Trails and sweeping foothill and city views from the back deck -- the kind that

They say if you create something for yourself, you do a better job. Ron Molen proved the point. This is not simply a Ron Molen home, it is the Ron Molen home. Designed and built as his own personal residence, this exceptional property in the Upper Avenues represents the architect at his most considered and uncompromising. Every decision made here was made for keeps. Molen was known for his

I entered this business because of my deep love for architecture and design. While my path led me to real estate rather than architecture itself, it has allowed me to focus on selling the homes and buildings I truly admire. The Panorama is a perfect example of this passion. Its name alone evokes a distinct sense of time and place-reminiscent of watching a space shuttle launch at Cape Canaveral or

Opportunities like this tend to reveal their value over time. What feels like a considered investment today often becomes, in hindsight, the decision you're most grateful you made. Offered here is a rare chance to own a thoughtfully situated duplex in Emigration Canyon -- an area where demand is driven as much by feeling as it is by location. Surrounded by scrub oaks and the quiet pace of nature,

SELLER IS HIGHLY MOTIVATED. All reasonable offers will be considered.Quiet luxury may be having a moment, but this subtle masterpiece of a home understood new age elegance before it was trending. During the renovation process, I watched countless passersby stop and stare at the house from the street, totally transfixed. It was as if they'd never seen anything like it before and they hadn't. This

There's a reason canyon dwellers rarely leave.Life here moves differently -- more analog, more attuned.The seasons arrive not by calendar, but by hummingbirds and bees, by lifting blooms and turning leaves.Canyontime is told in the ebb and flow of shadows across hills. Tucked high along the alpine edge at the top of Pinecrest in Emigration Canyon, this bohemian "surf shack" cabin lives in the