The Terminal 2 Parking Plaza will span 1 million square feet across three levels. It will increase the net parking in the area by about 1,800 stalls. Of the 3,000 spaces, 1,740 will be covered parking.
The plaza will also include seven glass-back elevators so riders can see out of the cab and people can see in, creating a safer experience for those taking the elevator.
The Parking Plaza is designed to provide a fast, safe, and convenient traveler experience, with easy vehicle circulation and state-of-the-art parking guidance systems that will direct customers quickly to the nearest available open space. The plaza is also environmentally sustainable, with extensive natural lighting, energy-efficient fixtures, and a storm water re-use system that captures and treats rainwater for use in the airport’s Central Utility Plant.
The Parking Plaza project also includes off-site improvements consisting of parking lot reconfigurations, utility relocations, and connection into the existing airport campus.
The Terminal 2 West Expansion was a Design-Build construction contract awarded to a joint venture Flatiron, Turner Construction, and PCL Construction Services (Flatiron/Turner/PCL).
The project architect is Watry CQDesign and the general contractor is Swinerton Builders.
Inspired Networks was contracted by Swinerton Builders to manage the Delivery of the infrastructure, security, and special systems, including:
Systems:
- Communication Systems
- Cable Plant, LAN, WLAN
- Security Systems
- CCTV
- Airport Operations Systems
- EVIDS
- Parking Systems
- Parking Access Revenue Control System (PARCS), Parking Guidance System (PGS), Automatic Vehicle Identification, License Plate Recognition, Point-to-Point Encryption (Payment Express) Pre-Parking Reservation System, Mobile Payment, Intercom
- Passenger Processing Systems
- CUSS (kiosks)
Owner: San Diego County Regional Airport Authority (SDCRAA)
Client: Swinerton Builders
Construction Costs: $128 million
Completion Date: July 2018
Services:
- Due Diligence
- Planning and Estimates of Construction Costs
- Design Management
- Construction Documents
- Construction Phase Services
- Vendor Management
- Planning
- Procurement
- Delivery Management
- Project Management
- Staging
- Implementation
- Testing
- Commissioning