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Central Heating Plant of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Reviewed by: Brandon Anderson

Jan 21 — 2025

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Centralized heating for lower operating cost and environmental impact

As part of the newly built Conference Center, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints constructed a new central heating plant for the center serving both the conference center and near-by church campus buildings.
One of Anderson’s main services was to conduct a topographic as-built survey of Block 86 in downtown Salt Lake City. The survey and subsequent mapping project included topographic and the location and mapping of surface and sub-surface features and utilities.

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Reviewed by Brandon Anderson

Principal and Licensed General Contractor delivering innovative, client-focused solutions for complex projects across Utah and beyond.

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