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Passenger lounge two fireplaces and charging outlets with every seat.
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Open and inviting entry with retro flight display.
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Passenger Terminal sits below the air traffic control tower.
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Furniture arranged with passenger’s comfort in mind.
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Views of airplanes with an Olympic Mountain backdrop.
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Multiple airline check-ins designed for convenience and speedy processing.
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The ticketing hall with its soaring 20-foot ceilings.
Developer/Owner(s): Non-member Propeller Airports LLC
Architecture Firm(s): Not Applicable
General Contractor(s): Non-member Fisher Construction Group, Inc.
Broker Firm(s): Not Applicable
Engineering Firm(s): Non-member PSM Consulting Engineers
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable: Clive Lonstein, Inc.
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s): Clive Lonstein, Inc.
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s): Not Applicable
Consultant Firm(s): OAC Services, Inc.
Duffy Development Services, LLC
Major Sub/Vendor(s): Amadeus - Travel Technology
Five Star Airport Alliance, Inc. - Baggage Handling Systems
Goldfinch Brothers, Inc. - Storefront, Curtain Wall, Automatic Doors
Holaday-Parks Fabricators, Inc. - Design/Build Mechanical System
John Bean Technologies Corp - Jet Bridges
Lakeside Paving
Republic Parking
Seahurst Electric, Inc. - Design/Build Electrical System
The Erection Company, Inc. - Structural Steel Erection, Roof Deck
U.S. Department of Homeland Security – Transportation Security Administration
WINNER: Propeller Airports Paine Field Passenger Terminal
Category
Community Impact Development of the Year
Description
Propeller Airports successfully navigated a variety of hurdles to bring the passenger terminal at Paine Field Everett (PAE) online by March 2019. It is the first greenfield terminal built in the U.S. in nearly 50 years, built with private funds and located on leased property owned by Snohomish County. The terminal, which serves 24 flights per day, is designed for convenience and ease of use, getting travelers from curb to gate in mere minutes.
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