25-184-ITN_Attachment_C,_Support_Design_Materials.pdf

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This document is a Supporting Design Materials attachment (Attachment C) for the Orlando International Airport's (MCO) new concessions program, developed by the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA). The document provides comprehensive design guidelines for a terminal interior refresh, focusing on creating a modern, regionally-inspired environment across the North Terminal Complex. The design approach centers on four key design drivers derived from Central Florida's ecosystem: Flora, Fauna, Water, and Wonder, which will inform material selections, architectural forms, and overall aesthetic choices for concessions and interior spaces.

The design materials outline a strategic vision to transform MCO's passenger experience by creating unique "Airside Hubs" in each of the four airsides (Airside 1-4), each serving 30 gates. These hubs are designed to encourage passenger dwelling through distinctive food, beverage, and retail offerings, with carefully curated design elements like light neutral terrazzo flooring, soft carpeting, custom millwork, integrated lighting, and art installations. The base finish palette features neutral, durable materials with accent colors inspired by local flora and fauna, including natural wood tones, greens, creams, and blues. The overall goal is to create a clean, bright backdrop that reflects Central Florida's diverse ecosystem while providing a memorable, comfortable airport environment that supports revenue generation and enhances passenger experience.

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Orlando International Airport

Supporting Design Materials |

JUNE 2024

Attachment C

A | Introduction

ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ••• SUPPORTING DESIGN MATERIALS | PART 1 - NEW CONCESSIONS PROGRAM SOLICITATION

Orlando International Airport (MCO) is one of the largest commercial service airports in the United States. Servicing over 50 million passengers annually, the MCO travelers are truly unique, with more than half visiting Central Florida for leisure and all generations being represented.

In 2023, the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) established strategic priorities as MCO looks to the next 20 years. With a focus on people, connection, community, and innovation, the look & feel modernization of the North Terminal Complex strives to support these goals through elevating quality and enriching the offerings throughout the airport complex.

Welcome to Orlando International Airport

A Introduction

JUNE 2024 | A-2

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Purpose

This document is Part 1 of a larger Look & Feel document being developed to establish the design intent and framework for the interior renovations throughout the North Terminal Complex (NTC).

Through a series of design principles, conceptual drivers, and finish recommendations, this document acts as context for concessionaire design teams to prepare and submit thoughtful solutions that feel like they were made for Central Florida and the Orlando International Airport.

The design direction established in this document will provide a modern, timeless aesthetic within the NTC to unify the various landside locations. This clean, streamlined approach will also allow for both Retail and Food & Beverage (F&B) Concessions to shine in order to contribute to revenue enhancement and a positive passenger experience.

A IntroductionORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ••• SUPPORTING DESIGN MATERIALS | PART 1 - NEW CONCESSIONS PROGRAM SOLICITATION

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Strategic Priorities

People Connection Community Innovation

Our employees, customers, residents, visitors, business partners, communities, and stakeholders; but most importantly, our most valuable resource and #1 priority.

Inspiring and elevating the quantity and quality of our networks as they relate to transportation modes, people, places, information, environments, economies, and experiences.

Amplifying the Aviation Authority’s presence within the communities we serve by broadening, enriching, and diversifying the benefits offered and increasing collaborative partnerships.

Championing a culture for the Aviation Authority, encouraging creativity, and supporting multi-industry innovation initiatives.

A Introduction

*Source: Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, 2023 Strategic Plan

JUNE 2024 | A-4

ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ••• SUPPORTING DESIGN MATERIALS | PART 1 - NEW CONCESSIONS PROGRAM SOLICITATION

Project Vision

Long gone are the tired rattan vacations of yesteryear and the neon lights of a 1980’s mall, Orlando International Airport (MCO) will be transformed into a lively destination between destinations.

The interiors experience will express a true sense of Central Florida while providing amenities and conveniences that exceed expectations of the modern traveler.

Through careful base building nips & tucks, strategic lighting enhancements, refreshed Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment (FF&E) selections, nods to the regional ecosystem, and streamlined operational tools, MCO is poised to become the new benchmark for experiential and memorable aviation destinations.

A IntroductionORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ••• SUPPORTING DESIGN MATERIALS | PART 1 - NEW CONCESSIONS PROGRAM SOLICITATION

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B | North Terminal Complex

ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ••• SUPPORTING DESIGN MATERIALS | PART 1 - NEW CONCESSIONS PROGRAM SOLICITATION

Design Drivers

Flora Fauna Water Wonder

A Celebration of the Layered Ecosystem of Central Florida

Design drivers were developed around four critical elements unique to the Central Florida ecosystem— local flora and fauna, the form of waterways and water bodies in the landscape, and a sense of wonder and discovery. The following pages provide a narrative and evocative images tied to each of these drivers, with an indication of how materials and forms can tie into these themes. These suggestions apply to both for the interiors refresh and concessions projects.

JUNE 2024 | B-3

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Design Drivers Flora Nestled alongside wetlands and waterways, the expansive diversity of flora in Orlando envelops the senses through its tree canopy. From the far-reaching branches of the Bald Cypress to the delicate petals of the Coral Honeysuckle, the range in scale provides an experience of grandeur.

Structured Layered

ARCHITECTURAL FORM

Dappled Light Natural Tones

MATERIAL APPLICATION

JUNE 2024 | B-4

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Design Drivers Fauna Through a mix of boldly, saturated colors and deeply, layered textures, the fauna native to Central Florida accentuate the joyful experience and diversity of this region. From the mystique of the American Alligator to the delight of the Roseate Spoonbill, the unexpected is to be expected.

Dynamic Organic

ARCHITECTURAL FORM

Highly Textured Finishes Vibrant Tones

MATERIAL APPLICATION

JUNE 2024 | B-5

ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ••• SUPPORTING DESIGN MATERIALS | PART 1 - NEW CONCESSIONS PROGRAM SOLICITATION B North Terminal Complex

Design Drivers Water Set in a landscape of low, flatland terrain, Central Florida is connected through meandering, natural wetlands dotted with lake formations. These bodies of water create the layered ecosystem which fosters the diverse plant and animal life unique to this region.

Fluid Sinuous

ARCHITECTURAL FORM

Reflective Finishes Cool Tones

MATERIAL APPLICATION

JUNE 2024 | B-6

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Design Drivers Wonder With innovation as part of its DNA, Orlando was cultivated by the minds of passionate forward thinkers. Sparking imagination and testing new ideas, anything is possible in ‘The City Beautiful’.

Unexpected Contrasting

ARCHITECTURAL FORM

Smooth & Glossy Textures Illumination

MATERIAL APPLICATION

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Base Finish Palette Interior Look & Feel Refresh

The palette of materials that has been selected for the interiors look and feel refresh are intended to create a clean, bright and neutral backdrop across all airside and landside components, while reflecting the key components of the Design Drivers.

The base palette consists of finishes chosen for their durability and their ability to be a handsome backdrop to color provided by art, concessions and other elements.

* Finishes pictured are illustrative and not finalized.

JUNE 2024 | B-8

ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ••• SUPPORTING DESIGN MATERIALS | PART 1 - NEW CONCESSIONS PROGRAM SOLICITATION B North Terminal Complex

Accent Finish Palette Interior Look & Feel Refresh

B North Terminal Complex

Potential accent colors are inspired by the flora and fauna of the Orlando area, and consist of warm, natural wood tones, gradients of greens, creams and blues.

* Finishes pictured are illustrative and not finalized.

JUNE 2024 | B-10

ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ••• SUPPORTING DESIGN MATERIALS | PART 1 - NEW CONCESSIONS PROGRAM SOLICITATION

C | Concessions Integration

ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ••• SUPPORTING DESIGN MATERIALS | PART 1 - NEW CONCESSIONS PROGRAM SOLICITATION

Overall Plan | NORTH TERMINAL COMPLEX

LANDSIDE TERMINAL ‘A’ & ‘B’ LEVEL 3

AIRSIDE 2AIRSIDE 1

AIRSIDE 4AIRSIDE 3

TERMINAL A

TERMINAL B

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Airside Hubs | KEY PLANS

AIRSIDE 2

Gates 100-129

AIRSIDE 1

Gates 1-29

AIRSIDE 4

Gates 70-99

AIRSIDE 3

Gates 30-59

The Hubs are envisioned to be the central heart of each airside;

spaces that encourage dwelling through unique food and beverage and retail offerings, as well as a wide variety of seating choices that satisfy all types of travelers. The main circulation paths are defined by light neutral terrazzo, with zones of soft carpeting and custom millwork and lounge furniture underneath the atrium skylight. Portals of warm wood with integrated lighting and supergraphic gate numbers define the entryways to the concourses to ease navigation. Art installations in the center of the space give each Hub a memorable moment of surprise and delight.

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Airside Hub Experience

* This draft rendering depicts an artistic interpretation of how the interiors refresh may look in context. Plans for concessionaires are intended to be illustrative.

AIRSIDE 1

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