Fetzer Architectural Woodworking, founded by Kaspar Fetzer in 1909, has established itself as a leader in the architectural woodworking industry. With over a century of experience, the company has evolved from a small cabinet shop in downtown Salt Lake City to one of the largest millworkers in the nation. Today, Fetzer’s exceptional craftsmanship is showcased in various notable projects around the globe, including retail stores in China and New Zealand and significant local landmarks like the LDS Conference Center.
At Fetzer, the commitment to quality and innovation is evident in their collaboration with architects, designers, and contractors. Their skilled craftsmen continue to refine the art of architectural millwork, employing innovative techniques with wood, the oldest building material known to mankind. An example of their pioneering work is the Alice Tully Hall project, where they applied a wood veneer to a translucent composite resin, allowing for a stunning backlit effect, a first in the industry.
Fetzer also emphasizes knowledge sharing through their resources, including a veneer library to help clients select the ideal wood species. Their Fetzer Architectural Woodworking academy provides expert insights and training, while an extensive project library serves as inspiration for upcoming designs. This customer-centered approach, combined with a dedication to superior craftsmanship, positions Fetzer Architectural Woodworking as a trusted partner in large-scale woodworking projects. Through consistent innovation and exceptional service, Fetzer continues to turn visionary designs into reality, solidifying their stellar reputation in the architectural woodworking landscape.
