Aviation + Transportation
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Leaders in Aviation + Transportation Facility Architecture
Every year, more than 500 million passengers make their way through aviation and transportation facilities designed by Fentress Architects. In fact, these projects comprise over 100 million square feet and are valued in excess of $23 billion.
Consequently, Fentress continues to rank among the top global Architecture + AE firms in aviation, making the top ten on Building Design + Construction’s Giants list for three of the past five years.
As a result of design excellence, technical innovation and customer service, our aviation and transportation portfolio has garnered over 175 awards including:
- Four airports in USA Today’s 10 Best Large Airports, Reader’s Choice 2021: Denver International Airport (#1), Orlando International Airport (#5), Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (#6), and Nashville International Airport (#7)
- Los Angeles International Airport’s Tom Bradley International Terminal, 10 Awe-Inspiring Airports Across the World by ArchDaily 2021
- Nashville International Airport Concourse D, Commercial Airport Architectural Project of the Year by American Association of Airport Executives (SEA-AAAE) 2021
- Paine Field Passenger Terminal (#6), USA Today’s 10 Best Small Airports, Reader’s Choice 2021
- Incheon International Airport, World’s Best Transit Airport by Skytrax World Airport Awards™ 2020
Our vast and varied experience in aviation and transportation includes a wide variety of:
- Planning: Airport Master Plans, Terminal Planning Services
- New Construction
- Renovation + Expansion, including ADA Improvements
- Specialty Facilities: Air Traffic Control Towers, Federal Inspection Services, Baggage Handling Systems, Maintenance Hangers, Parking Garages, Rental Car Facilities, Multi-Modal Facilities
- Bridges: Pedestrian + Vehicular
- Client Types: Public, Private + PPP
- Contract Types: Traditional, Bridging Documents, Design-Build, On-Call Contracts
Customers, and employees alike, value abundant daylighting, natural vegetation and excellent air quality. In fact, much of what makes an airport lift the human spirit also enhances environmental sustainability. Over the past three decades, we have refined an approach to sustainability that meets both the sustainability and budget objectives of our clients.
Furthermore, Fentress has designed over 50 USGBC LEED-certified projects, including:
- Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX (LEED Gold)
- Air Traffic Control Tower at SFO (LEED Gold)
- Alaska Airlines Terminal 6 Renovation at LAX (LEED Gold)
- New Concourse D + Terminal Wings at BNA (LEED v4 Silver)
- Central Service Yard at SJC (LEED Silver)
- Central Terminal B at SMF (LEED Silver)
- Terminal B at SJC (LEED Silver)
Karen Gilbert, Associate AIA
Director of Business Development
kgilbert@fentressarchitects.com
+1.303.282.6120
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New Central Terminal + International Arrivals Facility at BNA
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Mickey Leland International Terminal at IAH
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Incheon International Airport (ICN)
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Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX
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Passenger Terminal Complex at DEN
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N Concourse at SEA
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Terminal Area Improvement Program at SJC
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Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement at SFO
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Terminal Redevelopment + Improvement at CHS
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Terminal C at MCO
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Central Terminal at SEA
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Concourse E Extension at PDX
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Concourse D + Terminal Wings Expansion at BNA
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Central Terminal B at SMF
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Terminal 2 at RDU
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Lone Tree Bridge
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Alaska Airlines Terminal 6 Renovation at LAX
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Ronstadt Transit Center