San Francisco International Airport T3
San Francisco, California
SME Steel Fabrication and Erection for an Active Airport Terminal
San Francisco International Airport Terminal 3 project includes the complete transformation of the checkpoint areas and main concourse, which serves United Airlines. This 400,000 SF design-build project includes the expansion and renovation of Terminal 3 while maintaining 24/7 operations. Work includes a 60,000 SF building addition along with three new gates and a complete update of existing interiors, featuring a new checkpoint and all new MEPF systems.
The passenger experience was enhanced with the addition of new queuing lanes to reduce wait times, state-of-the-art equipment, and a generous “recompose area” with upholstered benches to allow customers to put on their shoes and reorganize their belongings. Natural light, quality finishes, improved lighting, and acoustical controls further enhance the space, while enlarged restrooms, information displays, ample hold room seating with convenient power outlets, and concession spaces deliver an experience that promises to make SFO the world’s #1 airport.
Project Details
1,700 tons of steel
CLIENT
City and County of San Francisco
CONTRACTOR
Hensel Phelps
ARCHITECT
Gensler
ENGINEER OF RECORD
Magnusson Klemencic Associates
LEED
Gold
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