More than 300 guests watched as dignitaries broke the ground for the new airport terminal in the terminal building of Pittsburgh International Airport on the west ramp with a view of the existing airside terminal. Led by Christina Cassotis, CEO of the Airport Authority, the speakers welcomed the project as an advanced modernization air travel facility that carries the unique assets of the region. “We are leaders in robotics, technology, art, culture and all of those things are going to flow into this terminal and complex,” said Cassotis. One of the spectators was the Spanish architect Luis Vidal from Luis Vidal + Architects, who created the futuristic design of the new terminal. He said he created the look based on his firsthand experience of the area’s lifestyle. to drive it, drive it – meet people, get to know your community, “said Vidal. The guests sat in a black-carpeted tent across from the stage while the construction site served as a backdrop. Paul Hoback will be the airport’s chief development officer The train assigned more than 5,000 construction workers to the project. “The wagons are very difficult to maintain. They have exceeded their useful life, “Hoback said.” It is these types of systems that we need to eliminate use. “Allegheny County Airport Authority heads said the new terminal will cost $ 1.4 billion and should open in 2025.
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More than 300 guests watched as dignitaries broke ground for the new airport terminal in the terminal building of Pittsburgh International Airport on the west ramp opposite the existing airside terminal.
Led by Christina Cassotis, CEO of the Airport Authority, the speakers at the event welcomed the project as a progressive modernization of air traffic that brings the unique assets of the region to life.
“We are leaders in robotics, technology, art, culture and all of those things are going to flow into this terminal and complex,” said Cassotis.
One of the curious onlookers was the Spanish architect Luis Vidal from Luis Vidal + Architects, who designed the futuristic design of the new terminal.
He said he created the look based on his firsthand experience with the area’s lifestyle.
“It was really a move to Pittsburgh, to feel it, to taste it, to experience it, to walk, cycle, drive – meet people, get to know your community,” said Vidal.
The guests sat in a black-carpeted tent across from the stage while the construction site served as a backdrop.
Paul Hoback, the airport’s chief development officer, said more than 5,000 construction workers will be assigned to the project.
It will incorporate new technology and technical features for convenient access for passengers and staff, while eliminating the current landside terminal, 8-mile baggage conveyor belt and train.
“The wagons are very difficult to maintain. They have exceeded their useful life,” said Hoback. “It is these types of systems that we need to eliminate the use.”
Allegheny County’s airport officials said the new terminal will cost $ 1.4 billion and will open in 2025.
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