GalleryIAD – Air France Club
The Sheward Partnership was commissioned by ADCI to provide architectural design consulting services for renovations to the Air France Club at Washington Dulles International Airport.
GalleryPHL – American Airlines Terminal F Ticketing
The Division of Aviation and the City of Philadelphia commissioned The Sheward Partnership to expand and renovate the existing Terminal F, operated by American Airlines. This $150 million project included a new and expanded Security Screening Checkpoint within the Ticketing building and the conversion of an existing non-secure corridor to a Secure Connector between Terminals E and F.
GalleryPhiladelphia International Airport – American Airlines Terminal F Baggage Claim Building
The Division of Aviation and the City of Philadelphia commissioned The Sheward Partnership to expand and renovate the existing Terminal F. The Sheward Partnership was the Architect of Record for the original Terminal F design completed in 2001. The $125 million expansion includes a new $42 million Baggage Claim Building which anticipates LEED Silver certification. The task also involves a $30 million improvement to the Terminal Building, including inline baggage screening, an expanded security checkpoint and new public toilet rooms.
GalleryPhiladelphia International Airport – American Airlines Terminal F Hub
The Division of Aviation and the City of Philadelphia commissioned The Sheward Partnership to expand the existing Terminal F. The Sheward Partnership was the Architect of Record for the original Terminal F design completed in 2001. The first task under the $125 million expansion was a renovation and expansion of the existing Terminal F Hub. The project enlarged food and retail concession space by 20,000 square feet and it is projected to increase concession offerings by 150%. The new Hub also provides expanded vestibules for added shuttle capacity and a new information desk and centralized flight information display.
GalleryBaltimore/Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport Concourse A 5-Gate Expansion
The Sheward Partnership was tasked with the design of a 5 Gate Expansion of Concourse A at BWI Airport. The cantilever form of the building is a response to pushback tractor clearances at the apron and a need to maximize the upper level on a constrained site. Concession opportunities and the holdroom capacity also reflect an increase in the aircraft size and passenger demand. The design offers passengers a high, open space, filled with natural daylight and views to the aircraft and airfield beyond.
GalleryPhiladelphia International Airport – Terminal F
American Airlines and the City of Philadelphia commissioned The Sheward Partnership to prepare a comprehensive design followed by construction documentation and construction phase services for a new 38-gate aircraft regional terminal. The design, which encompasses 190,000 square feet and 35 acres, has a construction cost of $99 million. The Sheward Partnership is responsible for coordinating the activities of sixteen subconsultants with design specialties in roadways, aprons, hydrant fueling, baggage handling systems, elevator and escalator systems, and security systems.
GalleryHarrisburg International Airport – New Airport Passenger Terminal
The Sheward Partnership provided full architectural services to the Susquehanna Area Regional Airport Authority (SARAA) for its Capital Improvement Program. To increase flight capacity, efficiency of operations, security and passenger service, SARAA launched an ambitious building program. Included are the extension of the existing internal loop road, expansion of the airfield apron, erection of a new Terminal Building, an intermodal transportation center and a train station to be operated by AMTRAK. All buildings are linked by climate-controlled pedestrian bridges. These improvements promise to position Harrisburg International Airport for a growing share of the air travel market.
GalleryBaltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport – Air Traffic Control Tower
The Sheward Partnership completed a design task in response to a request for professional design services. The new Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) is an excellent opportunity to provide an iconic design symbol that is easily distinguishable and immediately recognizable as a BWI Marshall landmark. A strong contextual solution for this new ATCT references the architectural expression of surrounding structures and forms. Strong consistent contextual themes include the expression of glass and structural steel present throughout all Terminals at BWI Marshall as well as the strong sculptural vertical rhythm of the circulation towers of the daily parking garage.