10-Exhibit 02 - Terminal 4 Concessions Design Criteria.pdf

This document is a design criteria exhibit for Terminal 4 concessions at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), prepared by the City of Los Angeles Department of Airports. The exhibit establishes comprehensive design and operational standards for concession spaces in both pre-security and post-security areas of Terminal 4. The criteria specify requirements for layout, finishes, furniture, signage, lighting, mechanical systems, and accessibility compliance for prospective concessionaires developing food and beverage, retail, and specialty service concepts. The design standards are intended to ensure consistency with the airport's branding guidelines, passenger experience objectives, and operational efficiency while accommodating diverse concession categories. All proposed designs must be reviewed and approved by LAX management prior to implementation, with specific timelines and approval processes outlined for submission and feedback cycles.

The design criteria document establishes performance and aesthetic standards that all concession operators must meet, including detailed specifications for ADA compliance, sustainability requirements, and integration with airport security and operational systems. Operators are required to coordinate with airport authorities on design elements including emergency exits, utility connections, wayfinding integration, and emergency communication systems. The criteria include provisions for brand identity standards while maintaining visual coherence across the terminal, as well as specifications for temporary versus permanent installations. Design approval is a prerequisite for lease execution, and operators must budget for design development, permitting, and construction oversight as part of their concession operating costs.