Naylor Wentworth Lund Architects

The Origins of Naylor Wentworth Lund Architects In 1952, Roy Richards Silver Architects came into existence. It then grew as a company and changed its name when Kenneth Naylor joined the company in the 1970's as a Principal. Ross Wentworth was added to the ranks in 1987, and in 1991, Naylor Wentworth Architects, PC, was established. In December 2001, Christopher Lund was announced as Principal (having joined the firm as a member of its 1995 founding team). The firm then changed its name to Naylor Wentworth-Lund Architects. This firm name has been hailed for its excellence in both design and construction. The built environment must reflect the core values and aspirations in our communities. We want to enhance and reinforce these values with innovative, thoughtful design.

The firm garners praise for craftsmanship in federal, commercial, and religious projects. Its knowledgeable and dedicated staff create beautiful, innovative spaces and are particularly pleasant to work with. The products are top-of-the-line, with many reviewers saying they enjoyed their workplace's architecture. These features make the firm one of the best in Utah, and many customers would gladly choose them again.