Aviation
Demolition activities at transportation facilities require meticulous planning and coordination, as they often necessitate temporary closures of heavily trafficked and essential areas, ensuring minimal disruption to travel operations, passenger flow, and critical infrastructure while maintaining strict safety and security protocols.
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CLT Air Traffic Control Tower
Complete demolition of the old Charlotte Air Traffic Control Tower and 25,000 SF of surrounding structure
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![GSP Airport Parking Garage Select demolition]()
GSP Airport Parking Garage
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![CLT Airport lobby select demolition work]()
CLT Airport Lobby Terrazzo
650,000 SF of terrazzo removal in an active airport to prepare facility for expansion of baggage claim area.
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Pope Air Field Hangar 750
Renovation included the selective removal of concrete slabs, mechanical and plumbing systems, blast-resistant concrete masonry unit (CMU) walls, and a mezzanine structure. This work preserved designated existing utilities for future use, leaving one hangar side's shell intact for remodeling.
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CLT Airport Canopy
Approximately 800–1,000 LF of existing steel canopy demolition at Charlotte Douglas Airport to clear the area for the installation of the new canopy.
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![Interior, Select demolition of airport in Houston, TX]()
HOU Hobby Airport
Select interior demolition at Hobby Airport in Houston, TX. The airport remained active and the project was part of the West Concourse Expansion.
