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~t f<N-,.~ ~ ,t8L..~CP~ ·. l.."f ~ ~. C:.p ,J tJ O 1-,.\ ~ Pl:::-T ZF-f- ~ f:::)TZ-1:=.. ~ ~ i=-eTz.e:..F'- ( ~ , ~ ~ i?E:..-Sl=:-j<t:5-f bF-C.H ITP-C.f'=> y :t ~01µ~~5 P E R S O N N E L EMIL B. FETZER Partner A. I .A. Bachelor of Architecture University of Southern California 1934 Registered Architect State of Utah 1944 Licensed in Idaho - Nevada National Board of Registration Certificate with Reciprocal Licensing Privileges in States of United States Member - American Institute of Architects Member - Tau Sigma Delta National Honorary Architectural Fraternity Universit y of Southern California Architectural Medal - A.I.A. EXPERIENCE RESUME' Cannon & Fetzer, Architects 1934 Fetzer & Fetzer, Architects 1939 to 1943 Fetzer & Fetzer, Architects 1944 to Date Professional Practice: Sketches, architectural and structural desighing, specifications and supervision of construction, specializing in General Architecture and Administration. F E T Z E R & F E T Z E R A. I.A. A R C H I T E C T S HI S T ORY We are pleased to introduce to you through this Brochure the organization and work of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects who have provided a diverse clientele in Utah and surrounding states with the unified and complete services required on Architectural projects since 1937. Even before that date, the architectural background of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects extends into practical experience as draftsmen, construction workmen and inspectors under the direction of their father, John Fetzer Sr., partner of Cannon and Fetzer, Architects founded in Salt Lake City in 1909. Structures of the period before 1937 included many outstanding building landmarks in the western area, among which are the Central Building, University of Utah; First Security Bank Building at Main and 1st South in Salt Lake City; West High School Building, Salt Lake City; L.D.S. Hospital West Wing, Salt Lake City; Municipal Building and complex of the Carbon College in Price, Utah; and participation in the Idaho Falls Temple for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Working on Buildings such as the above listed provided a splendid practical training for principals of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects while they were completing their professional education at the Architectural and Engineering Colleges of the University of Pennsylvania, University of Southern California and the University of Utah. In 1937, Mr. John Fetzer Sr. formed with his three sons, Henry Fetzer, John Fetzer, and Emil Fetzer, the organization of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects which has successfully continued on a wide variety of projects to the present day. Isolated projects have also been designed and carried out in outlying states and areas as assigned. Mr. Fetzer Sr. is now deceased. Because Emil B. Fetzer was called to be the Church Architect for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, he withdrew from the partnership to rejoin at such a time as his assignment with the Church is completed. We believe that the combined experience of the organization assures our clients that their projects will be carried out with functional efficiency, structural stability and esthetic quality within economic limits. It is impractical to list all of the projects which have been handled by a firm of Architects during a span of over forty years. Some representative projects are listed as shown in the following pages. When you are contemplating an Architectural project, Fetzer and Fetzer would appreciate the opportunity to assemble for you any information you may require. FETZER AND FETZER, ARCHITECTS AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS A:.fze,::: I re-p::Ere ' CHU~CLL, FETZf:!~ .Jie'. 1-llG~ 5CHa,L 1 SLC ~i,l ~p.r-=..re, r=-er~r::: t.f'.'C.~1I~1 ; W1t.J\B~ J9<o5j<o(c 'a r--srz..eie: XObHo P.61-,1...,=, 113,v,.r-=t., ES UthH ~Gl-llT1:5J / W1Vf6f: /CiG,f Jo o.c-r ' }~z3.2... J~ tq~> B~ • tiq 1q~ ~ . J't~7 . " J< ' • • H I S T ORY We are pleased to introduce to you through this Brochure the organization and work of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects who have provided a diverse clientele in Utah and surrounding states with the unified and complete services required on Architectural projects since 1937. Even before that date, the architectural background of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects extends into practical experience as draftsmen, construction workmen and inspectors under the direction of their father, John Fetzer Sr., partner of Cannon and Fetzer, Architects founded in Salt Lake City in 1909. Structures of the period before 1937 included many outstanding building landmarks in the western area, among which are the Central Building, University of Utah; First Security Bank Building at Main and 1st South in Salt Lake City; West High School Building, Salt Lake City; L.D.S. Hospital West Wing, Salt Lake City; Municipal Building and complex of the Carbon College in Price, Utah; and participation in the Idaho Falls Temple for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Working on Buildings such as the above listed provided a splendid practical training for principals of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects while they were completing their professional education at the Architectural and Engineering Colleges of the University of Pennsylvania, University of Southern California and the University of Utah. In 1937, Mr. John Fetzer Sr. formed with his three sons, Henry Fetzer, John Fetzer, and Emil Fetzer, the organization of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects which has successfully continued on a wide variety of projects to the present day. Isolated projects have also been designed and carried out in outlying states and areas as assigned. Mr. Fetzer Sr. is now deceased. Because Emil B. Fetzer was called to be the Church Architect for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, he withdrew from the partnership to rejoin at such a time as his assignment with the Church is completed. We believe that the combined experience of the organization assures our clients that their projects will be carried out with functional efficiency, structural stability and esthetic quality within economic limits. It is impractical to list all of the projects which have been handled by a firm of Architects during a span of over forty years. Some representative projects are listed as shown in the following pages. When you are contemplating an Architectural project, Fetzer and Fetzer would appreciate the opportunity to assemble for you any information you may require. _... FETZER AND FETZER, ARCHITECTS AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS PERSONNEL JOHN B. FETZER Partner A.I.A. College of Engineering University of Utah 2! Years Registered Architect - State of Utah National Board of Registration Certificate with Reciprocal Licensing Privileges in States of United States Member - American Institute of Architects Past Treasurer - Utah Chapter A.I.A. EXPERIENCE RESUME' Cannon & Fetzer, Architects Europe and Middle East Drafting 1923 to 1932 1932 to 1936 Universal Studios, Hollywood, Calif. Drafting 1936 to 1938 Fetzer & Fetzer, Architects Drafting, Building Supervisor, Specification Writer. U.S. Army District Engineer, Salt Lake City, Utah - working on War Projects 1939 to 1941 Drafting 1941 to 1942 U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers Private to Major. 1942 to 1946 Fetzer & Fetzer, Archi tee ts - -Drafting Building Supervision, Specification Writer. 1946 to 1950 Fetzer 1950 to Date & Fetzer, Architects - Pattner Professional Practice - sketches, architectural and structural designing and writing of specifications, and supervision of construction. Specializing in specification writing. FETZER & F E T Z E R A. I .A. A R C H I T E C T S 1950 P E R S O N N E L EMIL B. FETZER Partner A. I .A. Bachelor of Architecture University of Southern California 1934 Registered Architect State of Utah 1944 Licensed in Idaho - Nevada National Board of Registration Certificate with Reciprocal Licensing Privileges in States of United States Member - American Institute of Architects Member - Tau Sigma Delta National Honorary Architectural Fraternity Universit y of Southern California Architectural Medal - A.I.A. EXPERIENCE RESUME' Cannon & Fetzer, Architects 1934 Fetzer & Fetzer, Architects 1939 to 1943 Fetzer & Fetzer, Architects 1944 to Date Professional Practice: Sketches, architectural and structural desighing, specifications and supervision of construction, specializing in General Architecture and Administration. F E T Z E R & F E T Z E R A. I.A. A R C H I T E C T S P E R S O N N E L HENRY P. FETZER Partner A.I.A. Bachelor of Architecture University of Pennsylvania Registered Architect in State of Utah 1935. Licensed in Idaho - Nevada Member of American Institute of Architects. Past President - Utah Chapter A.I.A. Member - Utah State Architectural Examining Board 1945 - 1956. University of Pennsylvania Faculty Medal of Architecture {2nd) EXPERIENCE RESUME' Cannon & Fetzer, Architects In Europe Cannon & Fetzer, Architects Drafting 1921 to 1926 1926 to 1929 Drafting 1929 to 1932 Board of Education, Salt Lake City School District, Dept. of Buildings and Grounds Draftsman and Architect 1933 to 1937 Fetzer & Fetzer, Architects - Partner 1937 to Date Professional Practice - Architectural and Structural designing, specifications, supervision of construction and architectural rendering, specializing in Designing. Teacher of Architectural and Structural Drafting at the Adult Education School of the Salt Lake City Vocational Center. Lecturer at the University of Utah School of Architecture. FETZER F E T Z E R A. I .A. A R C H I T E C T S HISTORY We are pleased to introduce to you through this Brochure the organization and work of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects who have provided a diverse clientele in Utah and surrounding states with the unified and complete services required on Architectural projects since 1937. Even before that date the architectural background of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects extends into practical experience as draftsmen, construction workmen and inspectors under the direction of their father, John Fetzer Sr., partner of Cannon and Fetzer, Architects founded in Salt Lake City in 1909. Structures of the period before 1937 included many outstanding building landmarks in the western area, among which are the Central Building, University of Utah; First Security Bank Building at Main and 1st South in Salt Lake City; West High School Building, Salt Lake City; L.D.S. Hospital West Wing, Salt Lake City; Municipal Building and complex of the Carbon College in Price, Utah; and participation in the Idaho Falls Temple for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Working on Buildings such as the above listed provided a splendid practical training for principals of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects while they were completing their professional education at the Architectural and Engineering Colleges of the University of Pennsylvania, University of Southern California and the University of Utah. In 1937 Mr. John Fetzer Sr. formed with his three sons, Henry Fetzer, John Fetzer, and Emil Fetzer, the organization of Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects which has successfully continued on a wide variety of projects to the present day. Isolated projects have also been designed and carried out in outlying states and areas as assigned. Mr. Fetzer Sr. is now deceased. We believe that the combined experience of the organization assures our clients that their projects will be carried out with functional efficiency, structural stability and esthetic quality within economic limits. It is impractical to list all of the projects which have been handled by a firm of Architects during a span of over forty years. Some representative projects are listed as shown in the following pages. When you are contemplating an Architectural project, Fetzer and Fetzer would appreciate the opportunity to assemble for you any information you ma y require. FETZER AND FETZER, ARCHITECTS - AMERICAN INSTITUIE OF ARCHITECTS ---------------- ------ -- -- --~ MAJOR BUILDINGS DESIGNED RECENTLY BUILDING LOCATION Bennion Elementary School Salt Lake City, Utah COST YEAR In Architectural design stage in 1979 Provo, Utah Brigham Young University Classroom-Office Building (As Architectural joint venture, Harold K. Beecher, Henry P. Fetzer, and John B. Fetzer) $ 9,000,000.00 now under construction in 1979. Temple Square Visitors Center II Salt Lake City, Utah $ 2,898,500.00 1978 Brigham Young University Law Building Provo, Utah 3,500.000.00 1975 Brigham Young University Language Training Mission Complex Provo, Utah 26,058,000.00 1975 1976 1977 1978 John B. Fetzer member of Architectural Joint Venture of Wilcox, Beecher and Fetzer, Architects for this project. Monument Park 12th Ward Salt Lake City, Utah 600,000.00 L.D.S. Ward Chapel (as joint venture, Henry P. Fetzer, John B. Fetzer and William F. Thomas, rrchitects 1972 Independence Missouri L.D.S. Church Visitors Center Independence, Missouri 660,000.00 1972 Preston Idaho Hospital Preston, Idaho 700,000.00 1970 Granite Board of Education Habilitation Center for Handicapped Children Salt Lake City, Utah 280,000.00 1969 University of Utah Chemistry Building Salt Lake City, Utah 3,300,000.00 1968 Deseret Industries Building Pocatello, Idaho ,300,000.00 1967 Oeseret Industries Building Los Angeles, California 500,000.00 1967 Churchill Junior High School Salt Lake City, Utah 2,680,000.00 1966 Federal Office Building Salt Lake City, Utah 10,500,000.00 Henry P. Fetzer, John B. Fetzer, and Emil B. Fetzer were partners in Deseret Architects and Engineers for this project. 1964 Brigham Young University Administration Building 1962 F E T Z E R & Provo, Utah F E T Z E R 2,300,000.00 A. I.A. ARCHI T ECT S BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY LAW BUILDING Brigham Young University Admimstrat1on Bu1ld1ng, Provo. Utah • Architect: Fetzer and Fetzer • General Contractor: Mark 8. Garff, Ryberg and Garff Construction Co. FIRST SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY DESERET BUILDING SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH September 28, 1961 Mr . Henry Fetzer 1345 South Main Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Henry: I am sure I share with many a feeling of admiration and gratitude on the Administration Buildi ng at the B. Y. U. The building is unique in so_many ways . One cannot walk through the building without quickly recognizing the thorough ness and the unusualness of the architectural work. You have made a valuable contribution to the beauty of that great campus. I have only a small idea of the time, the energy and the devotion this project required. We congratulate you and your associates on what was accomplished . May you continue to be blessed and sustained in your labors. Sincerely yours, WFE:elh GEORGIUS YOUNG CANNON, A . I.A., A.I. O. ARCHITECT S1!53 EAST MOOR ROAO SAL.T L.AKE CITY 17, UTAH AMERICA N IN ST ITU TE or ARCHITECTS AMERICAN IN STITUTE or 01!:CORATORS 7 October 1961 Mr. Henry Fetzer 1345 South Main st. Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Henry: Last Wednesday, I was in Provo and took the opportunity of going throug h your Administration Building for the Brigham Young University. feel I must tell you how much the building impressed me both in its desi gn and in its execution. I I think you have done an excellent job there. Sincerely, r'"- ----.. . "--1 e&z A .¢::Y.A1 Georgius Y.(Sannon GYC:dh UTAH STATE BUILDING BOARD 124 STATE CAPITOL GLEN R. SWENSON, • SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84114 DIRECTOR BOARD: DR. ELROY NELSON • Chairman RICHARD K. HEMINGWAY DR. ALISON THORNE JUDGE DALLAS H. YOUNG CLARENCE E. MILLER TEL. [phone] December 6, 1968 Mr. Henry Fetzer Fetzer and Fetzer, Architects 1345 South Main Salt Lake City, Utah Subject: University of Utah Chemistry Building Dear Henry: This is to extend to you and your firm the commendations of the Building Board and Staff for your excellent services as Architect for the University of Utah Chemistry Building. We appreciate your conscientious endeavors in behalf of the state and the highly professional manner in which you handled this project. We extend to you our best wishes and we look forward to future contacts with you and your firm. Kindest personal regards. Yours truly, (~/{' if:0~1/-iY(,• GLEN R. SWENSON Director GRS :ml .. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, LANGUAGE TRAINING MISSION COMPLEX, PROVO, UTAH LIST OF L.D.S. CHAPELS. STAKE CENTERS AND OTHER CHURCH BUILDINGS DESIGNED IN THE PAST Monument Park 12th Ward, Salt Lake City, Utah as a joint venture, Henry P. Fetzer John B. Fetzer, and William F. Thomas, Architects, 1972 Nu Uuli Ward, L.D.S. Church Chapel, Pago Pago, Amer i can Samoa 1972 Vienna Ward, Potomac Stake, Oakton Virginia as a joint venture, Fred L. Markham Harold K. Beecher, Henry P. Fetzer, and Keith W. Wilcox, Architects, 1976 Gilroy California Ward, Gilroy, . California, 1957 Crystal Heights Ward, Salt Lake City, 1953 Eleventh Ward, Salt Lake City, 1959 Park Stake Center,Salt Lake City, 1952 Welfare Square Main Administration Building Mount Pleasant Chapel, Mount Pleasant, Utah Great Falls Montana Chapel Independence Missouri Visitors Center, 1971 Pocatello Idaho Deseret Industries Building 1966 L.D.S. Seminary, Salt Lake City, Highland High School 1964 Mt. Timpanogoa Region L.D.S. Storhouse, Orem Utah Brighton M.I.A. Girls SurTTner Camp, Salt Lake City, Utah 1963 Bandon, Oregon 1964 Savannah Georgia Fairborn, Ohio 1962 Belle Fourche Branch Chapel, South Dakota 1958 Goldsboro, North Carolina Roosevelt 3rd, 4th and Stake Center, Roosevelt, Utah 1957 Back Creek Branch, Virginia 1957 Fargo Branch, North Dakota Lexington Chapel, Kentucky Klamath Falls Chapel, Oregon 1944 Sanford Branch, Colorado Escalante Utah 1940 Pioche Ward East Midvale Ward Kirtland Ward Natchitoches Ward Fairview South Ward Kanab South Ward Parawan 3rd Ward Tooele 4th Ward Great Falls Ward Kanab Ward Los Angeles California Deseret Industries Building 1967 Projects previous to 1950 generally not listed. Since organization in 1937, Fetzer and Fetzer have handled about 1500 different projects. f ET Z E R & F E T Z E R A.I.A. ARCHI T E CT S Monument Park 12th Ward Salt Lake City, Utah as a joint venture, Henry P. Fetzer, John B. Fetzer, and William F. Thomas, Architects, 1972 F E T Z E R & F E T Z E R A. I .A. ARCHI T E CT S A:.fze,::: I re-p::Ere ' CHU~CLL, FETZf:!~ .Jie'. 1-llG~ 5CHa,L 1 SLC ~i,l ~p.r-=..re, r=-er~r::: t.f'.'C.~1I~1 ; W1t.J\B~ J9<o5j<o(c 'a r--srz..eie: XObHo P.61-,1...,=, 113,v,.r-=t., ES UthH ~Gl-llT1:5J / W1Vf6f: /CiG,f BUILDINGS DESIGNED RECENTLY BUILDING LOCATIO N Bennion Elementary School Salt Lake City, Utah COST YEAR In Archite~tural design stage in 1979 Provo, Utah Brigham Young University Classroo~Office Building (As Architectural joint venture, Harold K. Beecher, Henry P. Fetzer, and John 8. Fetzer) $ 9,000,000.00 now under construction in 1979. Temple Square Visitors Center II Salt Lake City, Utah $ 2,898,500.00 1978 Brigham Young University Law Building Provo, Utah 3,500.000.00 1975 Brigham Young University Language Training Mission Complex Provo, Utah 26,058,000.00 1975 1976 1977 1978 John B. Fet zer member of Architectural Joint Venture of Wilcox, Beeche r and Fetzer, Architects for this project. Monurnen~ Pa rk 12th Ward Salt Lake City, Utah 600,000.00 L.O.S. Ward Chape l ( as joint venture, Henry P. Fetzer, John B. Fetzer and Wi1 1i::m F. Thomas, r rchi tects 1972 I nde pe~ce~ce Mi s souri L.O.S. Church Visitor s Center Independence, Missouri 660,000.00 1972 Pres t o~ Ida ho Hospit a l Preston, Idaho 700,000.00 1970 Gran ite 3oard of Ed~c ati on Habi i~:rion Cente ~ fo~ Handica~ped Chi i ~ren Salt Lake City, Utah 280,000.00 1969 Univer s i t y of Utah Chemist r y Building Salt Lake City, Utah 3,300,000.00 1968 Oeseret I ndus t r i es Building Pocatello, Idaho .300,000.00 1967 Desere t I ndus t ries Building Los Angeles, California 500,000.00 1967 Churchill Junior High School Salt Lake City, Utah 2,680,000.00 1966 Federal Office Building Salt Lake City, Utah · 10,500,000.00 " ' Henry P. Fetzer, John 8. Fetzer, and Emil B. Fetzer were partners in Deseret Architects and Engineers for this projec t . 1964 Brigham Young Unive rsity Administration Building Provo, Ut ah F E T Z E R & F E T Z E R 2,300,000.00 A. I .A. 1962 A RCHI T E CT S MAJOR BUILDINGS DESIGNED IN RECENT PAST BUILDING LOCATION YEAR Park Stake Center Salt Lake City, Utah 1952 Idaho Falls Senior High School Idaho . Falls, Idaho (Award of Merit) 1954 Idaho Falls Civic Auditorium Idaho Falls, Idaho 1951 Carbon College Auditorium Price, Utah 1961 Forbes School Alpine School District Madison High School Rexburg, Idaho L.D.S. General Church Welfare Administration Building Salt Lake City, Utah Rigby Senior High School Rigby, Idaho 1955 Terreton, Idaho · Terre ton Senior High School 1956 Administration Building for Brigham Young University Provo, Utah 1960 Dilworth Elementary School Salt Lake City, Utah Valley Jr. High School Salt Lake City, Utah 1960 Nibley Park School (Award of Merit) Salt Lake City, Utah 1961 Magna Jr. High School Magna, Utah Wells Nevada High School Wells, Nevada Americ an Fork County Hospital American Fork, Utah 1959 Washing t on County Hospital St. George, Utah 1951 Tooele Count y Hospital Tooele, Utah 1953 I.W. Al1 en Ho s pit a l Moab, Utah Ci t y-CoLlnty Multi -s t ory Hospital Price, Utah 1957 Utah Nat:c~al Gu ar d-Hanger and Miscei i aneous Minor Buildings Salt Lake City, Utah Duches ne Cou nt y Courtho use Duchesne, Ut ah 1954 Randlet t Coi"ir.1u r.~t y 3uilding Randlett, Utah Uinta & Duc hes ne Uni on Hi gh School Roosevelt, Utah Presto n Id aho, Fr ar. k lin County Hospital Preston, Idaho 1970 Wh itti e r Sc hoo l - Gr anite Di s t rict Salt Lake City, Utah 1956 Ut ex Exp i o r a t ion Ccmoany - 20 Homes, Restau r ant, Large Motel Moab, Utah Granite Board of Education Habilitation Center for Handicapped Children Salt Lake City, Utah 1970 Grand County Swirrrning Pool Moab, Utah 1956 Tooele Swirrming Pool Tooele, Utah 1957 Eureka Swirrrning Pool Eureka, Utah 1957 Cedar City Municipal Swirrrning Pool Cedar City, Utah White Pine Swinming Pool Crystal Heights Ward Chapel Salt Lake City, Utah 1953 Roosevelt 3rd and 4th Ward Chapel Roosevelt, Utah 1957 Continental Baking Company Building Salt Lake City, Utah McFarland Meat Company Plant Salt Lake City, Utah Derks Field Baseball Grandstand Salt Lake City, Utah 1959 Arden Sunfreeze Factory Plant Salt Lake City, Utah 1961 Agriculture and Industrial Arts Building Liahona High School Nuku' Alofa, Tonga 1972 Churchill Jr. High School for Granite School District Salt Lake City, Utah 1964 Chemistry Building for the University of Utah Salt Lake City, Utah 1967 Eleventh Ward Salt Lake City, Utah 1959 Horace . Mann Jr. High School Salt Lake City, Utah 1962 Miscellaneous schools, ~hurches, swirrming pools, gymnasiums, medical office, cormiercial building, industrial buildings, residences, church welfare buildings. (Detailed list on request). F ET ZE R & F ET ZER A. I .A. ARCH IT . EC TS - LiST OF L.D.S. CHAPELS, STAKE CENTERS AND OTHER CHURCH BUILDINGS DESIGNED IN THE PAST Monument Park 12th Ward, Salt Lake City, Utah as a joint venture, Henry P. Fetzer John B. Fetzer, and William F. Thomas, Architects, 1972 Nu Ui.tl i Ward, L.D.S. Church Chapel, Pago Pago, American Samoa 1972 Vienna Ward, Potomac Stake, Oakton Virginia as a joint venture, Fred L. Markham Harold K. Beecher, Henry P. Fetzer, and Keith W. Wilcox, Architects, 1976 Gilroy California Ward, Gilroy, California, 1957 · Cr 1 stal Heights Ward, Salt Lake City, 1953 Eleventh Ward, Salt lake City, 1959 Park Stake Center,Salt lake City, 1952 Welfare Square Main Administration Building Mount Pleasant Chapel, Mount Pleasant, Utah Gre~t Falls Montana Chapel Independence Missouri Visitors Center, 1971 Pocatello Idaho Deseret Industries Building 1966 L.D.S. Seminary, Salt Lake City, Highland High School 1964 Mt. Timpanogoa Region L.D.S. Storhouse, Orem Utah Brighton M.I.A. Girls Sumner Camp, Salt Lake City, Utah 1963 Bandon, Oregon 1964 Sav annah Georgia Fa i rborn, Ohio 1962 Be ll e Fou rc he Branch Chapel, South Dakota 1958 Go lds ~c.o , North Carolina Rooseve lt 3rd , 4th and St ake Center, Roosevelt, Utah 1957 Back Cr~k Sr anch , Virginia 1957 Fa rso 3r anc~ , ~orth Dakota Lexin;:~r. Chapel, Ke ntu cky Klama th Fa ll s Chape i , Oregon 1944 San ford aranch, Colorado Esca la~ :e U~ an 19!..0 Pi oc he ',.la rd Ea s ~ Micv a 1e wa rd Kir : 12:-:c ward Na tc~i~oches ~ard Fa irvi ew So uth Wa rd Kanab Sout h Ward Parawa n 3r d wa rd Tooele 4th Wa r d Gr e dt Fal l s Wa r d Kanab Ward Los Angeles California Deseret Industries Building 1967 Projects previous to 1950 generally not listed. Since organization in 1937, Fe t zer and Fetzer have handled about 1500 different projects • . F E T Z E R & F ET ZE R A. I .A. ARCHI T ECT S