Custom Brochure0 About Services Sectors Offices Projects Insights Careers Sectors Indianapolis International Airport, The Midfield Terminal Program Aviation Airports are a traveler’s welcoming gateway that offers convenience, comfort, aesthetic interest and amenities; they have become a destination in themselves. By creating a seamless passenger experience, airport owners create lasting passenger loyalty. Syska Hennessy Group understands that. With more than 18 million sf of aviation facilities designed in the past several years, we design core building systems for projects large and small. From redevelopment of existing terminals, new and replacement terminals, first- and business-class lounges, ground transportation facilities and concessions, the focus is always on the travelers who use them. Large projects include recently completed aviation terminals such as Delta Airlines Terminal 4 extension at John F. Kennedy International Airport, the new Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport, the new North Terminal at the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, currently under construction, and Orlando International Airport South Terminal, which is now in design. Designing Smarter Terminals Syska addresses all building systems: MEP and fire protection, telecommunications, security, audiovisual, vertical transportation systems, architectural lighting and the building management controls that operate and optimize aviation facilities. Integrated building management controls can improve systems performance and provide operational savings while assuring thermal comfort. Delivering Sustainability Energy-Efficiencies Solutions With increasingly stringent mandates by local municipalities to reduce carbon emissions, airport authorities rely on Syska’s high-performance expertise and analytics tools to meet their sustainability goals. A recent project, the Terminal 2 West expansion at San Diego International Airport, became the first-ever certified LEED Platinum. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for predictive airflow performance and solar and energy models defined scenarios that the design team successfully deployed. For the Long Beach Airport terminal expansion project, electrical power demand dropped after our analytics and design provided strategies such as incorporating lightshelves into the façade and adding on-site photovoltaics that reduced energy consumption by 14 percent. For Washington Dulles International Airport, we designed a displacement ventilation air supply that resolved inadequate space availability for traditional, overhead air distribution, delivering superior performance under extreme temperature conditions. Tenured Client Partnerships While Syska is at the leading edge of engineering innovation, our fundamental mission to solve our clients’ challenges has remained consistent. We offer a complete range of delivery methods, varying from traditional design-bid-build, design-build, P3 and Construction Manager at Risk. We are proud of our long-term client relationships with airports that stretch back many years; they include John F. Kennedy, LaGuardia, Washington Dulles, Greenville-Spartanburg, Los Angeles, Long Beach, John Wayne and San Diego. Our work together has improved the passenger experience for millions who pass through these airport terminals every year. Sergiu Pelau Principal Office 212.556.3320 Charbel Farah Senior Principal Office 310.312.0200 Click here to connect with a Syska Professional San Diego Int’I Airport 1st LEED PLATINUM Terminal in the World La Guardia Airport 1st Airport Design 1930’s >$23B Aviation Facility Construction Last 5 Years >18Msf Aviation Facility Experience Last 5 Years Featured Projects View All Projects Contact Us Subscribe To Our Newsletter Syska At A Glance Careers Follow Us Terms Of Use Privacy Policy Privacy Notice For California Residents Copyright 2021 SH Group, Inc. All rights reserved ^ OK We use cookies to improve your experience on our site as per our Privacy Policy. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our use of cookies.