In a state known for its natural beauty, a world-class attraction of the man-made variety has just arrived. The Natural History Museum of Utah, situated on the outskirts of Salt Lake City and designed by Todd Schliemann, partner at the New York firm Ennead Architects , bears an uncanny resemblance to the geological wonders in its first-rate collection. Variegated copper cladding glitters like sheared stone in the desert sun, while stepped, craggy volumes echo the Wasatch mountain range that rises as the backdrop. nhmu.utadu
