Our Services

At Booth Architecture, our projects are second to none. No matter how large or small your vision is, we can help make it a reality. Check out our project portfolios below, then contact us to make your vision come to life!

What We Do

Planning

Management:

Each project undertaken by Booth Architecture is given to Ted, Kelsey, or both. We coordinate all the scheduling and planning of activities.

This helps assure our clients of the daily personal involvement of our team for each project. By being a smaller firm, it helps eliminate confusion that may be experienced in having to deal with numerous technical consultants as the project progresses.
At the beginning of the project, a schedule is developed to ensure timely completion of each phase and the overall time schedule while allowing sufficient time necessary to achieve the client's desires.

Site Analysis:

Our team at Booth Architecture conducts a thorough evaluation of each project, and a key factor in each project is the project site. Whether it be a room in an existing building, a vacant lot, or an entire city, each site is unique and brings its own challenges and opportunities.

Our experience and with the help of other specialists and engineers that we work with, it allows us the ability to assess sites quickly and accurately, enabling us to offer our clients better value and a project tailored to its specific location.

Program Development:

Through a participatory planning process, we may suggest various thoughts, ideas, and options for consideration; however, we will not dictate, as we believe working together can develop the best solution.

All appropriate individuals/entities will be brought together along with the accumulation of all available relevant information. Through open communication, a program or scope of work will be quickly established.

Design

Schematic Design:

The schematic design is represented in plan and perspective drawings and is obtained during the programming phase. These sketches will include initial assessments, plans, elevations, sections, and details necessary to illustrate the extent of work. At this time a preliminary cost estimate is developed for the proposed work.

During this phase options are explored, and a solution is selected that combines the functional and aesthetic needs of the client within the constraints of site, budget, and schedule.

Design Development

With the approval of the schematic design phase, we prepare design development documents. These documents contain additional details of the schematic plans and consist of the following:

  • Plans indicating the location of the work.
  • Drawings describing how the work is to be completed.
  • A more detailed cost estimate.
  • Identification of possible alternates if appropriate.
  • 3-D Exterior Renderings

Construction

Contract Documents:

After approval of the design development, the contract documents are completed. These documents will clearly and concisely define where and how the work is to be done. The specifications are completed, and a final statement of probable cost is refined.

The scope of the project will determine the extent and nature of the 'Contract Documents.' We have completed work from concept sketches to full drawings and specifications, depending on complexity and construction methodology.

Bidding Assistance:

After final approval of the contract documents, our firm will print and distribute the bid documents to prospective bidders. We also assist you with the bid opening, evaluations of the bids, and award of the contract(s).

On The Board & Under Construction

Riverside Clubhouse

Under Construction | 2026

The new Riverside Golf Course Clubhouse is designed to create a welcoming gathering place for golfers and the community alike. This contemporary 7,500-square-foot facility will feature a pro shop, restaurant and dining area, golf simulator, and subterranean golf cart storage, bringing modern amenities to one of Pocatello's most established golf courses.

Designed to enhance both functionality and the overall guest experience, the new clubhouse reflects Riverside's continued investment in the future of the course while providing a comfortable space to relax, connect, and enjoy the surrounding views.

River View Eye Specialists

Under Construction | 2026

Designed in collaboration with Marsco Associates, this new 18,000-square-foot eye care facility reflects a modern approach to healthcare design. The building will include multiple exam suites, a dedicated LASIK center, and an open reception area that creates a welcoming experience for patients while supporting efficient clinical care.

Thoughtfully designed to serve both patients and providers, the new facility combines contemporary architecture with functional spaces that support comfort, technology, and the continued growth of River View Eye Specialists.

Elevant Wealth

Under Construction | 2026

Designed to reflect the professionalism and forward-thinking vision of Elevant Wealth, this contemporary two-story office building brings modern architecture to the growing Twin Falls community.

The facility features approximately 9,600 square feet of thoughtfully planned office space, with a spacious main level and second-floor offices designed to support collaboration, client service, and future growth. Expansive glass, clean architectural lines, and high-quality materials create a welcoming environment that balances sophistication with functionality.

Currently under construction, the project will provide Elevant Wealth with a distinctive new headquarters designed to support both their team and the clients they serve.

Restaurants

Portfolio Update

We're currently updating this section with additional restaurant and hospitality projects.

Please check back soon.

Community Projects

City of Pocatello - Community Recreation Center

[Pocatello, ID]

We have had the pleasure of working on many City of Pocatello projects over the years. One of the most recent was the Parks and Recreation Addition / Remodel. This consisted of an assessment of the existing 26,500 sq.ft. facility and adding a 3,350 sq.ft. fitness area. We also made improvements to the lobby, reception, restrooms, hallways, offices, and exterior. This project was made possible by working with Portneuf Health Trust as a major donor.

South Bannock Library District

[Inkom, ID]

Completed in 2025, the Inkom Library is our 3rd project for the South Bannock County Library District. At just over 3,100 square feet it provides reading and stack areas, as well as a public community meeting room. This was located within walking distance of the Inkom Elementary School to utilize its services.

Idaho Gold Star Families Memorial

[Pocatello, ID]

Booth Architecture was honored to be able to help with the design of this memorial monument. While working with the community this will be a special place where Gold Star Families and veterans can go and know that their family members and friends who lost their lives while actively serving in the U.S. armed forces are not forgotten.

City of Pocatello - Pickleball Courts 

[Pocatello, ID]

It is exciting to see the City of Pocatello expanding their outdoor recreation opportunities to support the latest craze. We enjoyed working with Con Gilmore on the Ross Park Aquatic Complex in the 80’s, and great to see the Con Gilmore Courts named after him.

City of Pocatello - Ross Park Aquatic Complex

[Pocatello, ID]

It was a pleasure working with the City of Pocatello on this project. Hats off to the Pocatello Parks & Recreation Department, Splashtacular, Water Design, and Mike for the combined coordination and efforts of completing this project so quickly. Special thanks to Anne Butler and the Milder Family. This is a great addition to the Ross Park Aquatics Complex and our community.

Health care

Community Family Clinic

[Rigby, ID]

Located in Rigby, Idaho, this is the second care facility designed for the Community Council of Idaho. The modern 7,450-square-foot clinic features a functional, contemporary design with multiple exam and procedure rooms, as well as a pharmacy with a convenient drive-through window.

Clifford Family Medicine

[Chubbuck, ID]

Situated in the heart of Chubbuck, Idaho, this 5,200-square-foot urgent care facility was a joint venture between Clifford Family Medicine and Bingham Healthcare. The project shares a site with the existing Clifford offices and expands access to urgent care services in the area.

Headwaters Behavioral Health

[Idaho Falls, ID]

This 18,000-plus-square-foot facility is the first of its kind in Idaho, providing inpatient behavioral health services for teens. Designed as a secure yet welcoming environment, the facility emphasizes safety and dignity through design strategies that prevent self-harm. Program elements include 24 dorm rooms, group rooms, a multipurpose gymnasium, dining areas, and resident-focused kitchen and laundry facilities.

Mountain View Hospital Imaging Center

[Idaho Falls, ID]

This project involved a complete interior renovation of more than 25,000 square feet across two floors. All interior walls and the main-level slab were removed to accommodate new imaging suites, including X-ray, mammography, CT, MRI, and nuclear imaging. The upper level houses urology services with over 25 exam and procedure rooms. The building was fully upgraded with a new elevator, stairwells, fire sprinklers, and utilities.

Teton Cancer Center of Rexburg

[Rexburg, ID]

This Mountain View Hospital expansion more than doubled the size of the existing facility. The 10,000-square-foot addition supports expanded cancer, urology, and pain and spine services and includes 20 new exam and procedure rooms. Exterior materials and detailing were designed to seamlessly match the original 20-year-old building.

Pain & Spine Specialists

[Pocatello, ID]

Completed in fall 2022, this two-story, 16,000-square-foot medical office building is integrated into a hillside site overlooking the Pocatello Valley. The upper level contains 22 offices and exam rooms with full support spaces, while the lower level provides 17 leasable offices and exam rooms, along with imaging and support areas.

GemState ENT

[Twin Falls, ID]

Located within Twin Falls’ newest medical park, this 6,200-square-foot ear, nose, and throat clinic serves multiple practitioners. The facility includes nine treatment rooms, two sound booths, seven offices, retail space, and associated support areas.

Paramount Surgical Center

[Twin Falls, ID]

This 9,000-square-foot facility is Twin Falls’ newest privately owned surgical center. Located in a medical park, it features two operating rooms, ten pre-op and post-op rooms, and comprehensive support spaces designed to provide state-of-the-art medical care in a modern, secure environment.

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDINGS

TitleOne

[Chubbuck, ID]

Part of the Patriot Square Development, Title One occupies a portion of this 6,900-square-foot multi-tenant building. The interior includes multiple meeting rooms, offices, and an open bullpen, creating a modern yet warm and welcoming workplace.

Alliance Title

[Chubbuck, ID]

Alliance Title’s 3,750-square-foot office is located within the Patriot Square Complex. The building complements the surrounding architecture while the interior offers a warm, inviting atmosphere for clients. Additional projects within the complex include Title One, Wright Physical Therapy, Lettie Boutique/Ferrell’s, Factory Direct Flooring, and AmeriTitle.

Beard St. Clair Gaffney

[Pocatello, Idaho Falls, ID]

Located within the Northgate Development, this 6,400-square-foot office building was thoughtfully designed to accommodate both the owner and a tenant while allowing for future expansion. The building features a clean, modern aesthetic with low-maintenance exterior materials and expansive views of the surrounding valley. This project continues Booth Architecture's longstanding relationship with the client, building on the successful completion of their Idaho Falls office and reinforcing a shared commitment to quality design and functionality.

EDUCATIONAL/MUNICIPAL

Blackfoot Charter School

[Blackfoot, ID]

Completed in 2023, this 53,000-square-foot charter school supports growing enrollment through two academic wings that separate age groups. The facility includes 26 classrooms, a library, music room, kitchen, commons, gymnasium, and a secured outdoor play and exercise area. The design-build project was completed ahead of schedule and under budget.

Gem Prep Charter School

[Pocatello, ID]

Located within the former Sears building at Pine Ridge Mall, this 56,000-square-foot adaptive reuse project transformed a retail space into a K–12 charter school. The facility includes 23 classrooms, multiple labs, and a gymnasium, exemplifying building evolution through reuse.

Youth Development Center

[Pocatello, ID]

This 4,800-square-foot facility serves multiple functions. Publicly, it supports Bannock County Event Center operations, while behind the scenes it houses a youth development center with offices, meeting rooms, and classrooms. The program provides vital second-chance opportunities for local youth.

Industrial

Amend2

[Idaho Falls, ID]

Part of a three-building industrial development, this 28,000-square-foot facility includes warehouse storage and distribution areas with multiple loading docks. The public-facing side features an inviting lobby, offices, and meeting spaces. The modern industrial design reinforces the Amend2 brand identity.

Morco Construction

[Pocatello, ID]

This 9,000-square-foot facility was designed with a straightforward, utilitarian approach to support contractor operations, including workspace, storage, and administrative functions—all delivered with efficiency and cost control.

Renovations/Tenant improvements

Health West

[Pocatello, ID]

Originally a 1980s convenience store, this 7,000-square-foot building was transformed into a modern healthcare clinic. To maintain operations, the renovation was completed in three phases, addressing both interior and exterior improvements in coordination with the owner’s schedule.

Caribou County Courthouse

[Soda Springs, ID]

Over multiple phases and years, nearly every space within this historic three-story courthouse has been renovated. Improvements included a fully redesigned ADA-compliant courtroom, interior remodels across all levels, roof access modifications, and structural stabilization of deteriorating parapet walls.

City of Pocatello - Street Operations

[Pocatello, ID]

Booth Architecture transformed a former diesel equipment facility into a modern, 58,000-square-foot operations center that now serves as the hub for the City of Pocatello's Street and Sanitation Departments.  The facility includes expansive maintenance bays for the City's fleet vehicles, administrative offices, training and conference rooms, employee support spaces, and a state-of-the-art traffic management center featuring a 40-foot monitoring wall. Every space was designed to improve efficiency, coordination, and day-to-day operations for the teams responsible for maintaining Pocatello's infrastructure.

City of Pocatello - Recycling

[Pocatello, ID]

In 2025, Booth Architecture partnered with the City of Pocatello to renovate its newly acquired 25,000-square-foot recycling facility. The project included the complete demolition and reconstruction of the existing business area, creating a modern 2,700-square-foot administration and office space designed to better support daily operations and improve functionality for City staff. Working within the City's budget, the exterior was refreshed with updated finishes that gave the facility a clean, welcoming appearance while maximizing the value of the existing structure. The completed project provides an efficient administrative space while supporting a recycling facility that serves residents with convenient, accessible services all year long.

Greek Orthodox Church

[Pocatello, ID]

Originally constructed in 1915, this historic church underwent a comprehensive renovation addressing structural issues while preserving its historic character. The existing dome was removed and replaced with a structurally sound replica using modern, maintenance-free materials that closely match the original appearance.

Millmore Hotel

[Blackfoot, ID]

Built in 1916, this is one of Blackfoot’s oldest buildings. Originally a hotel, this 4-level, 22,000 square foot building’s exterior is virtually unchanged. Inside the upper 2 levels were remodeled into modern apartments with the main level providing business space. Fire sprinklers and exiting were added to meet IBC, IEBC, and Fair Housing requirements. Careful consideration was taken to preserve the exterior. This building is scheduled to be occupied in 2026.

Station Square

[Pocatello, ID]

For nearly eight years, Booth Architecture has partnered in the ongoing restoration of this historic downtown Pocatello landmark. The four-story, nearly 60,000-square-foot building has been thoughtfully renovated in phases to meet the owner's evolving vision, schedule, and budget while preserving the character that has defined the building for more than a century. Upper-level apartments have been transformed with modern amenities and updated utilities while maintaining their original historic charm. The building also features restaurants, retail shops, professional offices, and art studios, creating a vibrant mixed-use destination that celebrates both the building's history and its future.

Extreme Rush Idaho

[Pocatello, ID]

Some buildings simply have more stories left to tell. This nearly 40,000-square-foot retail building has continued to evolve alongside the community. Its latest transformation introduced a two-level indoor go-kart track, arcade, laser tag arena, party rooms, and flexible gathering spaces to help reimagine the space as a dynamic family entertainment center that proves great design can breathe new life into an existing structure. This project reflects Booth Architecture's approach to adaptive reuse and helping clients transform familiar buildings into exciting new destinations that continue serving the community in meaningful ways.

Retail

Twin Falls Shopping Center

[Twin Falls, ID]

This 8,400-square-foot multi-tenant retail center was designed to provide a modern, flexible commercial space that supports a variety of businesses. Featuring contemporary architectural elements, generous storefront glazing, outdoor seating opportunities, and a convenient drive-thru for select tenants, the development creates an inviting destination for customers while maximizing visibility and functionality. The design balances durability, efficiency, and curb appeal to serve the growing Twin Falls community.

Keim Retail

[Idaho Falls, ID]

Completed in 2025, this 8,350-square-foot multi-tenant retail building was designed to accommodate Starbucks and Arctic Spas as coordinated tenant improvements within the shell construction. The center portion provides 4,000 square feet of additional leasable space.

Modern Home Store

[Ammon, ID]

Built in 2018, this 25,000-square-foot furniture store in Ammon, Idaho utilizes tilt-up concrete construction for durability and cost efficiency. Since completion, additional projects include a large off-site warehouse and a second store currently planned in Pocatello.

Big Dog Plaza

[Ammon, ID]

Booth Architecture in conjunction with Construction Solutions Company completed this new complex that houses Big Dog Satellite. Big Dog wanted to upgrade their location and allow for more growth in the area. This three unit complex is a great addition to the community and located in a prime location on 17th street.

Jensen Jewelers

[Pocatello, ID]

Tired of being controlled by mall restrictions, Jensen Jewelers contacted Booth Architecture to break out. Booth designed Jensen a new home as well as a leasable space for other tenants. Located in a new retail development, the Jensen's building paved the way for much new development.

Sherwin-Williams

[Chubbuck, ID]

This 7,500-square-foot retail building was designed specifically for Sherwin-Williams with additional tenant space. Clerestory windows were incorporated to achieve proper scale and natural light.

Ferrell's Clothing & Lettie Boutique

[Chubbuck, ID]

Great retail design isn't about making every building look the same, it's about creating a sense of place. These two 5,000-square-foot retail buildings were intentionally designed as architectural bookends. While they share similar proportions, materials, and design elements, each building has its own distinct identity, allowing the businesses they house to stand on their own while contributing to a cohesive development. Designed to accommodate retail storefronts the buildings provide flexibility while creating an attractive and inviting streetscape. Together, they demonstrate how thoughtful design can unify a commercial development without sacrificing the individuality of each tenant.