Park City Regional Airport - Brooke Sulcer Capstone

PARK CITY REGIONAL AIRPORT SENIOR CAPSTONE

Brooke Sulcer / bsulcer1@live.maryville.edu Professors: Michael Keller & Helen Lee Spring 2021

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Problem & Concept Statement Goals, Trends, & Needs Location Research Diagrams Ground Floor Plan & RCP Second Floor Plan & RCP Entry Section Perspective Corner Lounge

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Concourse Detail Wayfinding Hold Room Lounge The Market & Atticus Business Lounge Baggage Claim Materials Identity

PROBLEM Problem Statement STATEMENT

Airports are often tiresome and frustrating environments.

The beginning and end of a journey can be exciting and memorable, butseek airports stand in and the way of during the usertheir with journey.

Travelers efficiency calm long lines, congested circulation, and uncomfortable waiting

The beginning and end of a trip can be exciting and memorable, airports stand these in the way of the user Through x and areasbut of rest and escape, problems with long lines, congested circulation, and uncomfortable someone experiences whenoften in a new city, butthey moredon’t oftenrepresent waiting areas. More than not, thanthe not,identity they don’t the identity of the location. of represent the location.

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Concept Statement

CONCEPT the adventure ahead of you. What are your next steps? Where do you go? The exploration of a new culture and environment sparks STATEMENT

last impression ofnever a city is the airport. time The or forfirst the or hundredth time. It is you a viewget that seems to get

Too often airports are cold and lack personality. By creating a unique space that brings in the culture, you can make the trip elsewhere else. Too often airports are cold and lack personality. By to the airport as enjoyable as your vacation. creating a unique space that brings in the culture through materials, branding, and identity, you can make the experience just as enjoyable as the rest of your trip and leave a lasting impression on you that may draw you back one day.

Goals the location and that is inviting to all ages, genders, and races.

Universal Design Seamless ADA Create a seamless circulation for Develop an identity including environmental graphics, branding and merchandise Apply COVID-19 regulations and research

Trends

Traveler experience Amenities Safety and cleanliness Touchless kiosks Faster security (pre check) Power stations Connection to the outdoor Hospitality like feel Privacy

Needs

Entrance Ticketing Security Concourse Hold Rooms Baggage Check Baggage Claim Food - Cafe, Restaurant, Bar Retail Private Lounge RR’s Observation Deck Mothers Room Mechanical Storage

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Park City, Utah

Area: 19.99 sq mi Elevation: 7,000 ft above sea level History: Founded in 1869 Had a huge silver mining boom With the price of silver dropping, it was a ghost town in the 1950’s

Hosted events for the 2002 Winter Olympics Population: 8,526 permanent residents Tourism: 3,000,000+ a year (highest in the winter months) Average visitor is a 43 year old male 61% Male 39% Female 77% of visitors return to Park City Average stay is 6.7 nights Ski Resorts: Deer Valley Resort & Park City Mountain Resort Attractions: Skiing Snowboarding Sundance Film Festival Olympic Training Hiking Mountain Biking Hot springs Business Headquarters To: backcountry.com Rossignol USA Skullcandy 5 3

https://insideparkcityrealestate.com

The Rise of “Second Tier Cities”

A “second tier city” is a city with a population 300,000-1 million. These cities provide calm from the hustle and bustle, while still having a city feel and amenities. They also provide

larger cities such as New York or Los Angeles.

With more and more people realizing they can work from home, they are also realizing they don’t need to live in a massive city anymore.

Utah’s population growth is up 15.5% in 2020. Utah’s national parks, state parks, and ski resorts reported over 22 million visitors in need for a regional airport to help ease the located in Salt Lake City.

The Resurgence of Mid-size Airports Major airports drive business and connect people to the larger world. But those concerned of crowds (given the pandemic) and who are wanting an easier travel experience are reaching for mid-sized airports. These spots serve as the connectors of family and culture.

Easier to navigate Draw in less crowds Design is anchored to the context of the city

Why Park City?

Located 32 miles from Salt Lake City, Park City provides an escape from the downtown feel but is also remote enough to stand on its own. One of the most visited ski resorts in the festival provide a need for its own airport.

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Adjacency Diagrams

Block Diagrams

DEPARTURES SUPPORT

Concessions

ARRIVALS

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PASSENGER

BAGGAGE

SUPPORT

PASSENGER

BAGGAGE

Departure Curb

Curbside Bag

Ramp Operations

Aircraft

Bag Off Load

Departure Hall

Concourse

OFFICE

Ticket & Bag Check In

Transf. Bag

Security

Airline Admin

Bag. Services

Connecting Passengers

Concessions

Concourse

Lounge

Hold Room

Connecting Passengers

Outbound Baggage

Concessions Transf. Bag

Baggage Claim

ENTRY GRAND STAIR

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Ticket Offices

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Claim Input

Hold Room 4 Hold Room 2

Arrivals Hall Arrivals Curb

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Hold Room 5

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Hold Room 3

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Hold Room 6

Hold Room 1 Boarding RR

Baggage Loading

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Security Office

Retail

Security Storage

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Ticket Offices

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Ticket & Bag Check In

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Entry Conference Rooms

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Bag Claim

Exit Airport Offices

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CONCOURSE

Dining

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Primary Adjacency Secondary Adjacency Views Main Entrance / Exit Plumbing Security Acoustical

First Floor Second Floor Amenities Second Floor Airport Services

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SPATIAL CONCEPT

The V-style skiing has been around as long as the sport itself. The tight angle allows the flier to gain air while also safely landing with the weight towards the back of their body. I took this unique angle and illustrated it throughout my project; in the building shape and branding most prominently.

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Entrance RECESSED CAN / Bag Drop Off Ticket Purchase ARKTURA VAPOR - CUSTOM SHAPE Ticketing Office Check-in Kiosk - PLAZA EUREKA LIGHTING FABRIC DRUM LIGHT Outbound Baggage LUMENWERX PAZ - INDIRECT PENDANT Security TSA Offices CUSTOM LINEAR PENDANT Screening Room EUREKA - SWITCH - DECORATIVE Elevators PENDANT Grand Stair - VIA 1.5 ACOUSTIX LUMENWERX Men’s Restrooms ACOUSTIC BAFFLE W/ INTEGRATED LIGHT Women’s Restrooms Gender Neutral Restroom Mother’s Room

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Admin Offices Learning Space Storage Private Offices Conference Rooms IT Offices Work Cafe Printing Security Offices Gift Shop Baggage Claim Vehicle Rental Baggage Services Inbound Baggage Exit

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN GROUND FLOOR

RECESSED CAN ARKTURA - VAPOR - CUSTOM SHAPE EUREKA LIGHTING - PLAZA FABRIC DRUM LIGHT LUMENWERX - PAZ - INDIRECT PENDANT CUSTOM LINEAR PENDANT EUREKA - SWITCH - DECORATIVE PENDANT LUMENWERX - VIA 1.5 ACOUSTIX ACOUSTIC BAFFLE W/ INTEGRATED LIGHT

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Concourse High West Distillery (Local ) ARKTURA - VAPOR - CUSTOM SHAPE Commercial Kitchen (N.I.C) EUREKA LIGHTING - PLAZA The Vessel - Quick Bite- (Local ) FABRIC DRUM LIGHT Lounge LUMENWERX - PAZ - INDIRECT PENDANT Boarding Gate CUSTOM LINEAR PENDANT Hold Room Corner-Lounge EUREKA SWITCH - DECORATIVE PENDANT Atticus Coffee & Tea (Local ) LUMENWERX The Market- VIA 1.5 ACOUSTIX ACOUSTIC BAFFLE W/ INTEGRATED LIGHT Vonn Business Lounge Living Room Gather Bar Private Booths RECESSED CAN

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN SECOND FLOOR

RECESSED CAN EUREKA LIGHTING - PLAZA - FABRIC DRUM LIGHT LUMENWERX - PAZ - INDIRECT PENDANT RECESSED UNDER CABINET LIGHTING TECH LIGHTING - BALTO LINEAR SUSPENSION EUREKA - SLANT - WALL MOUNTED FIXTURE TECH LIGHTING - AKOVA GRANDE PENDANT YELLOWGOAT - AUBERGINE - DECORATIVE FIXTURE

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ENTRY & TICKETING 11

Bar with custom liquor rack / light fixture

Wood slats trail up ceiling & clerestory

Gather space

Living room

ENTRY / VONN BUSINESS LOUNGE SECTION

Fliers are greeted with an expansive clerestory that travels up to the roof. The flood of light illuminates the queuing space and provides views of the mountains to the Vonn Business Lounge guests.

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Tile pattern created by overlapping ’s

SECTION CUT — GRAND STAIR

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CORNER LOUNGE 14

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HOLD ROOM - WOOD CEILING ELEMENT Detail

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Gates 2-3 Delta

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Vonn 8’

Business Lounge

Atticus & The Market

Blade

Coffee & Market

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WAYFINDING

Hanging Sign – Information

Hanging Sign – Directional

Creates a seamless path of travel Multiple styles at different heights Large and clean text with contrasting colors

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Stenmark Conference Room

Wall 1 Baggage

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Mother’s Room Refrigerator Changing Station

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Wall 2

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Entry Ticket Bag Check-In Security Restroom Baggage Claim

Gates 1-6 Atticus Coffee & Tea The Market Vonn Business Lounge Restrooms Mothers Room The Vessel High West Distillery

Standing Directory Map

Vinyl material for ease of cleanability Rocking chairs provide a space to calm and ease anxiety

Different levels and styles of seating offer an option for everyone

Tables with built in power

HOLD ROOM LOUNGE

Pods of lounge furniture provide comfort and help alleviate the stresses of flying or frustration of a layover.

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THE MARKET & ATTICUS

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Custom identity Two checkouts help with overflow

Custom casework wraps the Market’s “island”

Open shelving Baked goods case

THE MARKET

The Market is the hub for all the bits and bobs you may have forgotten before leaving for your trip. The custom identity blends in seamlessly with the airport.

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BUSINESS LOUNGE — BAR 21

BUSINESS LOUNGE — LIVING ROOM 22

BAGGAGE CLAIM 23

Dimensional wood creates a subtle brand mark

Holes for baggage to travel through

BAGGAGE CLAIM FOCAL WALL

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MARKETPLACE WALLCOVERING

WOOD CEILING

FIREPLACE

BAR TILE

QUARTZ

LAMINATE

UPHOLSTERY MARKETPLACE TILE

ACCENT WOOD WALL

ACCENT CARPET QUARTZ

UPHOLSTERY

PRIMARY TERRAZZO SECONDARY TERRAZZO

ATTICUS WALLCOVERING

ACCENT CARPET LVT MAIN CARPET

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GRAPHICS

IDENTITY

MAIN MARK

SECONDARY MARK

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MOUNTAIN AIRPLANE DIRECTIONAL V STYLE SKI FLYING

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