Ground-Load Facility (Denver International Airport)
The Ground Load Facility is a modular concourse expansion at Denver International Airport. Comprised of a series of prefabricated containers, the facility was designed to be temporary, bear lightly on the site, yet provide an uninterrupted revenue stream for the airline until a permanent facility is funded and constructed.
The Tom Bradley International Terminal Refresh reconsiders one of Los Angeles’ primary thresholds to the world. Rather than replacing the terminal’s identity, the project works within its existing architecture—renewing the departures and arrivals experience through a clearer, brighter, and more cohesive sequence of spaces. Expanses of terrazzo and skylight are paired with newly integrated passenger-processing elements and a design language influenced by Los Angeles itself: sunlight, cinematic atmosphere, and the ease of Southern California. The intervention is both architectural and experiential, transforming familiar infrastructure into a more intuitive and distinctly local gateway.
Terminal Refresh (Los Angeles International Airport)
Airside D (Tampa International Airport)
Airside D is a new terminal at Tampa International Airport, invoking the power of ocean current to direct circulation. The design reflects an eddy — a place within a larger current where movement slows, gathers, and redirects, drawing passengers to and collecting them around central amenities and gathering spaces.
Concourse A Expansion (Denver International Airport)
The Concourse Expansion Project extends Denver International Airport’s familiar architectural language while reimagining the concourse as a lighter, calmer place to travel. Long horizontal bands of glass, high ceilings, and clerestory daylight open the interior toward Colorado’s expansive sky and distant mountain landscape.