We have experience with all types of airport buildings and their interfaces with the civil works. We create synergies between technology, infrastructure and logistics in order to maximize energy savings and sustainability. Examples include:
- Passenger terminal buildings
- Control towers
- Cargo buildings
- Hangars
- Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul Facilities (MRO)
- Fire and rescue stations
- Administrative buildings
- Parking garages
- Consolidated rental-car facilities
- Storage facilities
- Hotels
We had the privilege of working on Pearson International Airport in Toronto, Canada, North America’s first airport PPP project. The terminal development program at the airport was the principal component of the airport’s CA$4.4 billion airport development program. In coordination with the Airport Authority, a staging plan was developed to build a new terminal facility while ensuring that airport airside and landside traffic was maintained. This included an interim infield terminal hold facility and new cargo facilities to replace existing cargo and terminal buildings destined for demolition to make room for the new terminal. In spite of the complications of building a new facility on the footprint of the existing facilities while maintaining airport operations for the travelling public, the program was completed on an accelerated schedule and within the budget set for the program.
Meeting resilience, security and maintenance requirements while providing a best-in-class passenger experience at Heathrow, in the UK.
Worldwide Expertise on Facilities, Terminals, and Buildings
WSP’s international presence means that we can assemble tailored project delivery teams for projects anywhere around the world. We offer expert consultancy or create multidisciplinary teams to deliver fully integrated solutions, custom-made to your specific needs, including:
- Functional layout planning
- Baggage and other special systems
- Civil and structural engineering
- MEP engineering
- PM/CM services
- Lighting design
- Vertical transportation
- Façade engineering
- Security
- Fire engineering and life safety
Over the years, there has been a rise in environmental awareness and airports are now working together to reduce - and ultimately eliminate - their carbon footprint. The objective is clear: the aviation industry wants to cut 50 percent of its net carbon emissions by 2050, compared with 2005 levels.
WSP is a leader in this field. Highly involved and sensitive to the issue, we are administrators of the Airport Carbon Accreditation program launched by the ACI Europe, and have certified to date more than 150 airports around the world, welcoming 31.2 percent of global air traffic annually.
If you are contemplating new infrastructure construction or improving existing ones, we have the expertise and experience to develop the best solution to meet your requirements while respecting the industry’s demand for safety and efficiency.
