Air Traffic Control Towers and Base Buildings

Safety and performance-driven.

All airport facilities are important to operations, but none is as critical as the air traffic control tower. As the most visible feature of an airport, towers not only make an architectural statement, but serve as the most effective tool in ensuring the safety of airport workers, the traveling public, airline employees and surrounding businesses and homes. Control tower design is a significant specialty of our aviation team, with more than 300 ATCT, TRACON, & ARTCC projects at commercial and regional airports, and military installations.

300+

Completed
ATCT, TRACON, & ARTCC projects

70+

Years of
aviation experience

Aviation & ATCT team

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    Ivan O'Garro, AIA

    Vice President
    Director, Aviation

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    Rey Funes

    IIDA, NCIDQ, LEED AP
    Project Director, Aviation

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    Richard Anderson

    PE, LEED AP
    Senior Mechanical Engineer

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    Avery Sarden, LEED AP BD+C

    Vice President
    Director, Federal Design-Build

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Featured projects

  • View of an airport control tower

    Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport ATCT

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  • Tulsa International Airport ATCT and TRACON

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  • air traffic control tower fort bliss

    Fort Bliss Army Base ATCT and Base Building

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  • Palm Springs International Airport ATCT

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  • A rendering of a modern airport control tower with a small building at its base, solar panel parking lot, and an airplane flying in the sky.

    Oakland International Airport ATCT and Base Building

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  • A modern airport control tower with a glass-enclosed observation area near the top, situated next to a low-rise terminal building with large windows and a flat roof. The scene is set during sunset with a partly cloudy sky.

    Sacramento International Airport ATCT

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  • Sarasota Bradenton International Airport ATCT

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  • An airport control tower with a white base and a blue top under a blue sky with some clouds. There are trees and parked cars at the bottom of the image.

    Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport ATCT

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  • View of an airport control tower and terminal building under a clear blue sky.

    Ben Gurion International Airport ATCT

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  • A modern airport control tower with a brown and beige exterior and multiple antennas on top, overlooking runways with planes, taxi vehicles, and surrounding infrastructure.

    Toledo Express Airport ATCT and Base Building

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  • Illustration of an airport control tower with an airplane flying nearby, surrounded by a parking lot and airport buildings under a partly cloudy sky.

    Long Island MacArthur Airport ATCT and Base Building

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  • A modern airport control tower with a pink base and a white top, situated in front of a building with large glass windows, surrounded by a landscaped area with green grass and small trees, and a blue sky with some clouds overhead.

    Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Airport ATCT and TRACON

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Perspectives

Perspectives
The inspiration behind “Taking Flight”
The inspiration behind “Taking Flight”

Enrique Greenwell and Ryan Christensen discuss the creative ideation behind the concept of converting airplane fuselages into luxury suites. The concept, “Taking Flight,” was recently featured in Forbes.

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