04/21/2026
Project Profile: Millcreek City Hall, Millcreek, Utah
Project Overview
The Millcreek City Hall stands as a landmark civic project, serving as the functional heart of a rapidly growing community. This 106,000-square-foot vertical village is designed to be more than just a government building; it is a multi-use hub that integrates public commerce, law enforcement, and local governance. Completed in 2023, the structure serves as a centerpiece for the Millcreek Common, utilizing mass timber to reflect a commitment to sustainability and modern aesthetics.
Architecture and Design
The six-story building features a sophisticated Hybrid Mass Timber system, utilizing a blend of Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) and Glue-Laminated Timber (GLT) alongside structural steel or concrete elements. This choice of materials allows for a warm, biophilic interior while providing the structural integrity required for a high-occupancy public building.
The programming of the facility is organized vertically by public access and security requirements:
Ground Floor: Designed for high traffic and community engagement, featuring a public market, cafe/restaurant, and an entrepreneur incubator space.
Second Floor: Houses the "Community Forum" (a 125-seat City Council chamber) and reception areas for City Hall and the Unified Police Department (UPD).
Third Floor: Dedicated exclusively to the UPD Millcreek Precinct headquarters.
Fourth & Fifth Floors: Private administrative levels containing city employee offices and conference rooms.
Sixth Floor: A premier public amenity featuring a 175-seat Community Room and an outdoor balcony offering panoramic views of the Wasatch Front.
Project Team
A collaborative effort between industry leaders ensured the successful delivery of this complex mass timber structure:
MHTN Architects
BHB Consulting Engineers (Lead: Anthony Peressini, P.E.)
Timber Works, Inc.
Rothoblaas
SmartLam