Everyone involved with the "vanishing" retractable skylight over the 470-ft-long retail concourse of Salt Lake City's City Creek development pats structural engineer Jon D. Magnusson on the back. He was the one who dreamed up the idea that would end a stalemate between the mall's developers—the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and the Taubman Co. —over an open-air mall or a covered mall (see p. 18). But Magnusson and others tip their hats to the team that actually drilled down into the details of the structure and the travel mechanism to turn the concept into reality.
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机译：盐湖城City Creek开发区长470英尺的零售大厅中涉及“消失的”可伸缩天窗的每个人都在后面轻拍结构工程师Jon D. Magnusson。他是一个梦想过这个想法的人，该想法将结束露天购物中心或有盖购物中心上的购物中心开发商（耶稣基督后期圣徒教会和Taubman Co.）之间的僵局（请参阅第18页） ）。但是，Magnusson和其他人向团队致敬，他们实际上是深入研究了结构细节和行驶机制，以将概念变为现实。
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