After decades of having endured an inefficient HVAC system, cramped study spaces, and the absence of useful meeting, office, and classroom facilities, the College can now provide its students, faculty, staff, and guests the most accessible and sustainable facility possible.
In 2012, when the Utah Legislature approved a new structure to replace the aging facility, it stipulated that the building had to have an extremely efficient design to promote sustainability, save energy, and conserve water.