Tom Bradley International Terminal Renovation, Apron, & Concourse Demolition
Location:
Los Angeles, California
Client:
Los Angeles World Airports
Architect:
Fentress Architects
Additional collaborations with Fentress Architects:
HNTB Architecture, Inc.
Additional collaborations with HNTB Architecture, Inc.:
Year Completed:
2015
Sector:
Expertise:
Clark Construction, in a joint venture with McCarthy Building Companies, led construction efforts to modernize the Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport
The TBIT Renovation, Apron, and Concourse Demolition project included four separate components:
- the construction of a temporary security screening checkpoint in the International Terminal;
- the renovation of six levels in the International Terminal, including functional modifications;
- the connection of the TBIT to the Bradley West Core Terminal; and
- the demolition of the apron and concourse.
Once the international concourse was demolished, the project team reconfigured the airfield around the Bradley West terminal and installed close to one million square-feet of airfield paving.
Partnering architects Fentress Architects and HNTB, the project team coordinated with representatives from LAWA, airlines, and other contractors working adjacent to the project site.
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