Community Design/Architecture

In 2017, Jason Wheeler came aboard as our Executive Director. As a licensed architect, he is active in the community helping design for nonprofits.

The Entrada Institute has a rich 25-year history of investing in environmental, cultural, and educational projects in southern Utah. This stage is home to some phenomenal concerts held in Torrey. They wanted to make the venue accessible to all performers.

Entrada Outdoor Performance Venue

Phoenix Services' mission is to empower people with brain injuries and similar disabilities... to maximize their potential... and achieve personal goals

Utah based nonprofit organization serving people with disabilities.

Phoenix Services Administrative Building

UAF Legacy Health

At UAF Legacy Health, we took an existing building and designed an office/clinic space that will serve the clientele well.

An accessory dwelling unit built in the Avenues of Salt Lake City. This dwelling space above a double garage was the perfect addition this family needed.

Benham ADU

Work Activity Center

Stepping Stones

A childcare center that is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is ideal for parents who work non-standard hours, such as those transitioning back into the workforce. This facility is part of the Switchpoint family.

Salt Lake Acting Company is now accessible to ALL patrons! Utilizing the design services of ASSIST, SLAC made major renovations to their current facility. The addition of ramps leading to the exterior doors, removing steps between levels in the interior, and adding a ramp between the two buildings will make it barrier-free for everyone.

Salt Lake Acting Company

Zennihome makes beautiful design a reality––not just for the few who can afford it, but for many to thrive in it. We build adaptive and affordable homes.

Zennihome

Murphy ADU

The Work Activity Center gym received a remodel to make it more accessible and inclusive for all clients, regardless of their abilities.

Looking for a way to keep family close, but give them their own space?

Trinity AME Church

The Trinity African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church is the oldest continuously operating black church in Utah. Trinity AME was organized in 1890 by Rev. T. Saunders when Salt Lake City was the capital of Utah Territory. The early date of founding reflects the presence of black non-Mormon Christians in Utah during its early settlement. In 2021, it became necessary to remodel the basement to accommodate the congregation and allow for larger gatherings to assemble at the church.