Building the (flight) to opportunity
Salt Lake City Airport redevelopment program
The Salt Lake City Department of Airport’s new Salt Lake City Airport Redevelopment program is the first major hub airport replacement built in the 21st Century. The new airport will accommodate 26 million passengers annually and replaces the existing airport with two new linear concourses. The Holder-Big-D, joint venture is the CMAR for the construction of all new rental car facilities, the Central Terminal, the South Concourse (47 gates), the 3,600-car parking garage, new roadways, tunnels, underground utilities, jet fueling system, airfield paving, and the central utility plant. The Terminal, first phase of the South Concourse, and the parking garage opens for passengers in September 2020.
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Timeline: Construction of the Airport
LEED Gold Certification
Sept. 15, 2021, the Salt Lake City Department of Airports (SLCDA) celebrates one year since opening The New SLC-Phase 1—with the distinction of being the first new U.S. hub airport built in the 21st Century—while announcing LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
The Canyon
The Salt Lake City International Airport is the first new U.S. hub airport built in the 21st Century. The New SLC is now cleared for takeoff ! If you haven’t had a chance to experience the new SLC Airport yet, go check out the interior fly through video at The New SLC Videos | Salt Lake City International Airport (slcairport.com)
The New Gold Standard
of Airports
Sustainable: The new building will be designed to high environmental standards. Designers are aiming for a LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. A “Roadmap to Net Zero” is in development, which gives designers a plan for how the facility can ultimately generate as much power as it uses.
Designed to Accommodate Up to 26 Million Passengers Each Year
The Salt Lake City International Airport has been an economic catalyst for decades. Today, the airport serves more than 26 million passengers annually in facilities that were originally built more than 50 years ago. Twenty years from now, the airport is projected to serve 38 million passengers and is designed to accommodate the future growth through its master plan.
Holder | Big-D Joint Venture
Aiport Redevelopment Project Update
September 15, 2021
Completed pile driving in Central Tunnel & re-bar work
Poured first slab on metal deck for Concourse A-east and continued structural steel erection
Finished ramp for hold room on Concourse B Read more
Holder | Big-D Joint Venture
Airport Redevelopment Project Update
August 11, 2021
Began steel erection on Concourse A-east
Started construction of a level one hold room in Concourse B
Completed column concrete pours in the Central Tunnel