Environmentally-friendly materials were used to create a 20-foot mural highlighting life in the northwest beaches area. A blue, green, teal, aqua floor tile pattern was installed under the skylights to depict ocean waves while light beige terrazzo tile with sand-like flecks were used to recall miles of white sandy beaches. Charging stations were custom made to look like surfboards.
Throughout the airport, there are various “coastal-looking” plants, including three 15-foot palms. A fuel facility and tanks for the maintenance vehicles were also installed.Ī combination of materials and finishes were used to evoke the regional character of northwest Florida. The buildings also have an open-air storage facility with rooftop parking. These buildings have three offices with a locker room and bathrooms, and three maintenance bays with maintenance pits and hoist cranes. The air maintenance building consists of two pre-engineered buildings. The air cargo facility is a pre-engineered building that includes five separate office areas, each having loading/unloading storage areas that accommodate the airlines’ truck deliveries. To speed the superstructure installation, as well as promote safer working conditions, the uppermost control tower steel structure was assembled at the ground elevation and lifted into place in a single tandem crane lift. This exterior finish provides energy efficiency while being much less expensive than stucco or panels.
3,000 square foot utility building, andįor the air traffic control tower and the public safety building a thermal rated exterior coating was used on the masonry / concrete walls.Air cargo and air maintenance facilities.16,000 square foot public safety building.148 feet tall air traffic control tower.Walbridge was selected as general contractor by the Panama City Airport District for the new 125,000 square foot seven gate terminal building. Northwest Florida-Panama City International Airport Terminal was the first international commercial service airport to open in the United States in more than a decade.
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