The Terminal Modernization Program at Pittsburgh International Airport will include the addition of a state of the art 635,000ft 2 terminal that will be situated between existing concourses C and D. The new 51-gate terminal will consolidate check-in, ticketing, security and baggage operations into one connected facility along with indoor and outdoor green plazas and gathering spaces. The design is based on a unique philosophy of nature, technology and community — NaTeCo — developed by the design team joint venture of architecture firms Gensler and HDR in association with luis vidal + architects. The T-shaped building is covered by an undulating roof formed from sections offset from one another. The sections are supported by tree-like structures. Windows are slotted in t

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