The Granary Campus is located at 660 S 400 W in the historic Warehouse District of Salt Lake City, commonly known as The Granary District. As one of the earliest settlements in the Intermountain West, The Granary District served as the hub of local and national railroads and was the center of Salt Lake Valley’s commercialization and industrialization at the end of the 19th century. The warehouse buildings were originally constructed as a power center and repair station for the Salt Lake Rapid Transit Company; the four oldest historically significant structures were constructed of thick masonry, bearing walls, and timber structure from 1891.

The spine begins at a new entry to the campus, located on the East façade where the historic rail siding entered the warehouse space. The entry lobby provides access to L-9 Sports and houses the evo Hotel front desk with views into All Together Skate Park and up to the mezzanine/rooftop bar. The spine continues into the core with access to evo retail, a cafe, a commons area, and a grand staircase. The end of the spine leads to the entry of the Salt Lake Bouldering Project. The high historic warehouse ceiling height allowed for the insertion of an upper-level mezzanine within the timber rafters with ingenious connections to all four fingers of the 50 evo Hotel guest rooms.