We’ve helped to keep the Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport, formerly Wichita Mid-Continent Airport, flying high since our relationship first began three decades ago. Recently, GLMV was associate architect for the new terminal building. The design was coordinated with an update of the airport’s master plan, required by the Federal Aviation Administration.
The new terminal and concourse total about 273,400 square feet, and accommodates nearly 1,000,000 passenger departures per year. Gates are able to handle up to 10 large commercial aircraft. The design reflects flight and aviation themes with building material, products, and special exhibits incorporated in the design. The project also included demolition of the old terminal, access roads, and parking facilities.
Located on an active airport, this terminal needed to maintain it’s 24/7 operations during this project.
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We have a long and established history serving the U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard, from housing B1-Bs to fueling KC135s to repairing C-130Js. Our federal studio is full of senior team members, and with representatives at all of our locations, we’ve had the honor of designing these facilities throughout the country for decades.
What began with the expertise of a single aviation architect has grown into a full-service team serving the leading designer and manufacturer of light and midsize business jets, utility turpoprops, and single-engine aircraft. Working together for over 25 years, we’ve designed facilities ranging from administration to high-tech testing facilities for this homegrown, internationally reaching company.
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