Salt Lake City, like many U.S. cities, needs more transit-connected housing to attract businesses and young professionals. The Granary District, an 86-year-old warehouse area near downtown, offers a unique opportunity for revitalization. With its proximity to transit, including light rail and a proposed streetcar loop, Fleet Block is poised to become a mixed-use innovation district that blends housing, business, and creativity in a walkable, transit-friendly environment. Our master plan envisions Fleet Block as a dynamic district where tech companies, medical offices, and university research can thrive alongside diverse housing options—ranging from live-work studios and family townhomes to affordable units and luxury condos. This range of housing will support the district's workforce and surrounding industries. Guided by the Delos WELL Building Standard, we’ve designed a pedestrian-friendly, human-scaled neighborhood that retains the unique industrial character of Fleet Block, including warehouses and silos. Our plan features an activated parkway, central plaza, and green streets to break down the large block sizes, making the area more walkable. Adaptive reuse strategies will preserve historic buildings, with the Silo Towers becoming a landmark and the rail line transformed into a bike and pedestrian path linking to the ballpark stadium. The Fleet Block tower, a 12-story timber structure, embodies the district’s innovative spirit. Drought-resistant vegetation on both the ground and rooftops will enhance the environment. The Fleet Block Redevelopment Framework will create a vibrant, high-tech business hub, a lively residential area, and a thriving retail destination, all within biking and walking distance of downtown. At 120 acres, this plan is Ankrom Moisan’s largest urban development to date and will play a key role in Salt Lake City’s growth.