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JUMP’s helix is out of the ground (access required)

by Brad Iverson-Long

Published: February 12,2013

People driving or walking along the Jack’s Urban Meeting Place construction site in downtown Boise now see a cylindrical structure rising above the fences. That feature is called the helix and it will be the core of the six-story, 65,000-square-foot building, which will include studios, meeting and banquet space and other rooms. The helix should gain ...
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