Early 20th Century Urban Apartments - Then and Now @utahshpo
Early 20th Century Urban Apartments - Then and Now  @utahshpo
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Salt Lake City experienced a remarkable population surge during the early 20th century, leading to a construction boom of urban apartments designed to accommodate the growing populace. Among the innovative features of these buildings were the “disappearing” Murphy Beds, ingeniously designed to maximize living space in compact dwellings.

In this engaging webinar, preservationists Amber Anderson and Roger Roper examine the architecture and social history behind Salt Lake City’s urban apartments, exploring how they were born out of necessity in a rapidly expanding city. Learn how these historic buildings continue to shape the city’s landscape today, with approximately 200 of them still standing as enduring symbols of a bygone era.

But that’s not all! This presentation will also dive into intriguing project case studies, shedding light on the historic preservation efforts and financial motivations driving the rehabilitation of these urban apartments in recent years. Discover the unique challenges and rewards of restoring these architectural gems to their former glory.
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Early 20th Century Urban Apartments - Then and Now

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