 Aerial View of Scale Model
Interior Rendering
Interior Rendering
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 Rendering
Project Description
In early 1998, the Salt Lake City Airport Authority launched a $994
million expansion program to respond to increasing passenger activity
levels and to prepare its airport for the next millennium. The
expansion was to be phased out over the next 8 years. Phase 1 was to
include a new four-level terminal, two concourses (north and south), a
three-level roadway system, a Ground Transportation Center, and a new
parking facility. Phase II was to comprise further incremental
expansion to the concourses, terminal and parking structure as future
usage required. A departure from the existing finger-like pier system,
with concourses extending from a central terminal hub, the new airport
utilized a super concourse approach, with a unit terminal servicing
remote concourses. The terminal building encompassed 830,000 square
feet and provided travelers with efficient circulation. Gerhard Pichel,
GPA president, was the project principal on this project while employed
with another firm. The project was put on hold due to funding issues.
Client: Salt Lake City Department of Airports
Scope: Schematic Design
Area: 4,000,000
Cost: $1 billion
Year Completed: NA
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