The connector project is comprised of two new connections between Terminal 2 and Terminal 3, one pre-security and one post-security; 123,000 SF of office space for airport executives and various airport departments; lease-able tenant space; and additional passenger amenities and lounges. The project will also include make-ready work and the relocation of a number of critical airport facilities. All gates and terminals will remain operational during construction and preserving passenger experience is a top priority. The connector project will allow passengers, both pre and post-security, to travel between terminals with ease.
Mechanical Highlights
Cooling production via the campus chilled water system
Heating production via the campus chilled water system
High temperature heating water system
High efficiency rooftop air handling systems
Carbon and PCO filtration
Designed for triple bottom line goals and net zero energy
Owner
City and County of San Francisco
General Contractor
Hensel Phelps
Architect
HOK
Mechanical Engineer
Frank M. Booth, Inc.
Year Complete
2021
Size
123,000 SF
Contract Type
Design-Build
Certifications
LEED Gold
At A Glance
The connector links Terminal 2 and 3 with pre and post-security walkways, new office and tenant space, and passenger amenities, built while all gates stayed operational. High-efficiency mechanical systems support LEED Gold, triple bottom line and net zero energy goals.