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Orlando International Airport

Supporting Design Materials | Part 1-New Concessions Program Solicitation

JUNE 2024

A Introduction

Welcome to MCO

Purpose

Strategic Priorities

Project Vision

Design Principles

North Terminal Complex

Scope Overview

Design Drivers

Look + Feel Finish

Concessions Integration

Overall Plan

Airside Hubs

Airside Concourse & Holdrooms

Landside Food Court

Landside Retail

Retail Tips for Success

F&B Tips for Success

Frontage Inspiration

B C

Table of ContentsORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ••• SUPPORTING DESIGN MATERIALS | PART 1 - NEW CONCESSIONS PROGRAM SOLICITATION

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

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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.

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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

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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.

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To create alignment across all elements of the facility, a series of Design Principles were developed that will guide base building renovations and the work of future concessionaires. These were anchored around three major objectives:

creating a Sense of Place;

planning for a diversity of Unique Travelers; and creating a Modern Interiors Experience.

Captive Night

Lighting

Forms Inspired by Regional Geography

Sense of Place Unique Travelers

Modern Interiors Experience

Design Principles

Native Plants & Biophilia

Celebrate Daylight &

Views

Flexible & Diverse Furniture

Palette Inspired by

Local Ecosystem

Terrazzo in Circulation

Zones

Clean & Fresh Finish

Palette

Architectural Landmarks

Tied to Wayfinding

New “Main Street” Landside

Experience

Implement Carpet in

Dwell Zones

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B | North Terminal Complex

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

Scope Overview MCO encompasses over 11,600 acres in Central Florida and the current site plan includes a newly completed Terminal ‘C’ to the south with the original North Terminal Complex (NTC) to the north.

The NTC is comprised of the central Landside Terminal building with 3 levels and houses both Terminals ‘A’ and ‘B’. Through the use of Automated People Movers (APMs), the Landside Terminal is connected to four Airside Terminals as well as Terminal ‘C’.

The scope of this Look & Feel Document encompasses all four of the NTC Airside Terminals, their associated APM areas and key areas of the Landside Terminal on Level 3 - all of which will be carefully outlined in subsequent sections for clarity.

NORTH TERMINAL COMPLEX

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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.

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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

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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

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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

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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.

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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.

B North Terminal Complex

Wood Look Accent Phenolic

Wall Panels

Neutral Tone Phenolic Wall Panels

Typical Terrazzo Flooring

Accent Terrazzo Flooring

Routed Texture Phenolic Wall Panel

Typical Wall Color-Phenolic or

Back Painted Glass Wall Panels

Etched Backpainted Glass Wall Panel

Quartz Countertop

Surface

Perforated Metal Ceiling Tiles

Stainless Steel Base

* Finishes pictured are illustrative and not finalized.

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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.

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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.

Faux Leather Upholstery Fabric

Accent Carpet Tile

Textural Accent Wall Tile

Convex Textural Wall Panel

Accent Terrazzo Flooring

Tambour Wood Panel

Embossed Metal Panel

Perforated Metal Ceiling Tiles

Faux Leather

Upholstery Fabric

* Finishes pictured are illustrative and not finalized.

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C | Concessions Integration

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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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Airside Hub | DESIGN INTENT

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WONDER:

Art Inspired by

Local Ecosystem

WATER: Floor Finish Shaping Informed by Regional Geography

FLORA: Native Plantings Integrated Within Dwell Areas

BUILT-IN BANQUETTE

SEATING WITH

INTEGRATED PLANTINGS

WOOD LOOK PHENOLIC

WALL PANELS AT GATE

PORTALS

TERRAZZO TO DEFINE

CIRCULATION PATHS

CARPET TILE TO DEFINE

‘DWELL’ SEATING AREAS

AIRSIDE 1

Concealed Lighting to Accentuate Volume

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Airside Concourse & Holdroom | KEY PLANS

Simplified, white and clean terrazzo flooring and zones of daylighting at the main circulation in each concourse help intuitive wayfinding and brighten the space. The holdrooms are softened by easy to maintain carpet tile, and streamlined, light finish acoustical ceiling systems.

Visual clutter through decorative elements in the ceiling has been reduced, to allow ease of wayfinding, and provide a neutral canvas for art moments, such as the mosaic floor insets as well as concession to shine.

* Note: airsides 2 and 4 are part of longer-term renovation programs that may not be implemented when initial concessions spaces are occupied.

AIRSIDE 2

Gates 100-129

AIRSIDE 1

Gates 1-29

AIRSIDE 4

Gates 70-99

AIRSIDE 3

Gates 30-59

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Airside Concourse & Holdroom may look in context. Plans for concessionaires are intended to be illustrative.

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Airside Concourse & Holdroom | DESIGN INTENT

Gate Wayfinding at Circulation Paths

FLORA: Art Inspired by Local

Ecosystem

Variety of Seating Postures and Solutions

WONDER: Soft, Indirect, Cove Lighting to Illuminate

Surfaces & Reduce Glare

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SIMPLIFIED PANEL

SYSTEM CEILING WITH

LINEAR LIGHTING

CARPET TILE TO DEFINE

‘DWELL’ SEATING AREAS

TERRAZZO TO DEFINE

CIRCULATION PATHS

CELEBRATE EXISTING

MOSAIC FLOOR TILE

ART INSTALLATIONS

Simplified Clean & Linear Lighting

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Landside Food Court | KEY PLAN

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Aspiring to feel more like an upscale marketplace than food court, the architecture surrounding the food and beverage spaces acts as a canvas, with minimal neutral piers to allow brand personalization. New millwork banquettes, trash enclosures and sculptural seating provides a visual anchor for dining and lounge seating. Together, these elements expand the choice and variety of seating postures for all types of travelers. The center of the space is a destination with art or biophilia.

TO GATES

70-129

TO GATES

1-59

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Landside Food Court may look in context. Plans for concessionaires are intended to be illustrative.

Elements shown are representative only for scale and volume.

GOAA will provide a base building refresh (floors, ceiling, columns).

Base requirements for Concessions Seating & Millwork.

Bespoke millwork to provide an anchor point for seating.

Overall height to be low to maintain visibility to the center of the space.

Ends of millwork to enclose waste receptacles and tray drop.

Finishes to be durable, yet have a hospitality quality (solid surface, cleanable polyurethane or faux leather, phenolic panels, etc.).

Dining and lounge pieces to be of high quality, easy to maintain and make repairs.

Provide the maximum quantity of seating, while maintaining clear circulation paths for travelers with luggage, strollers, wheelchairs,etc.

Choice and variety is key. Provide seating for a range of body postures (dining, lounge, counter, perch, chairs, banquettes/booths).

Inclusive design principles to be considered to help all feel welcome.

Power for recharging to be incorporated.

NOTES:

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Landside Food Court | DESIGN INTENT

Variety of Seating

Postures and Solutions

FLORA: Color Palette Inspired by Nature

WATER: Ceiling Shaping Informed by Regional Geography

FAUNA:

Layered Textures &

Color Saturation

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ROUND COLUMNS CLAD

IN TEXTURED TILE

GLASS DIVIDER PANEL AT

BANQUETTE SEATING

NEW TERRAZZO TO

DEFINE CIRCULATION

PATHS

BUILT-IN BANQUETTE

SEATING WITH

ATTACHED CUSHIONS

Waste Receptacles Built-in to the Banquette

Millwork

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Landside Retail | KEY PLAN

The Landside Retail zones are intended to evoke a vibrant urban streetscape, with engaging and enticing storefronts set off by clean, light neutral base building elements. Areas for lingering are defined by bespoke millwork and dot the passageway where space allows. Pop up ceiling zones with wood and white accents are an opportunity for lighting strategies to help balance the contrast between adjacent skylights and non-daylight areas.

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TO GATES

70-129

TO GATES

1-59

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Landside Retail may look in context. Plans for concessionaires are intended to be illustrative.

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Landside Retail | DESIGN INTENT

FLORA: Native Plantings Integrated within Dwell Areas

WONDER: Bold Shaping at Ceiling Plane

Accented with Contrasting Wood Finish

FAUNA: Art Featuring Native

Animals

WATER: Floor Finish Shaping Informed by Regional Geography

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WOOD SLAT CEILING

ACCENT

TERRAZZO TO DEFINE

CIRCULATION PATHS

ACCENT TERRAZZO TO

DEFINE ‘DWELL’ ZONES

BLACKENED METAL

CLADDING TO FRAME

ARTWORK

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Retail Tips for Success

Transitions between concessionaire finish and base building architecture to be well considered.

TRANSITIONS

Keep openings clutter free, both visually and physically.

STOREFRONTS

Provide for ease of flow for travelers with luggage and strollers.

CIRCULATION

MCO strives to be a vibrant and colorful place, where passengers will identify with well established concessionaire color palettes, but at the same time concessionaire colors should align with the established design drivers.

COLOR

Use high quality finishes that are safe, easy to keep clean and able to withstand constant foot traffic and abuse from luggage and carts.

Consider higher impact materials below 12” from the floor.

FINISHES

There are several ways to deliver lighting to provide ambiance, scene setting and sparkle as well as providing the right visibility to show your merchandise “in the best light.”

LIGHTING

Security grilles will enclose the storefronts during off business hours. Concessionaires are encouraged to maintain accent lighting during these times, so the storefronts are always appealing.

For kiosk and pop-ups, lockable casework is recommended, all serving and decorative elements must be secured and place out of the way during off hours.

SECURITY

Several high-level tips for success have been identified which will allow concessionaire’s design to integrate into the overall interiors look and feel.

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FINISHESFURNITURE

F & B Tips for Success

A variety of seating options to suit a variety of preferences and body postures to make all feel welcome.

Direct views into back of house, storage areas, janitorial to be concealed.

OPERATIONS

Use high quality finishes that are safe, easy to keep clean and able to withstand constant foot traffic and abuse from luggage and carts.

Consider higher impact materials below 12” from the floor.

Graphic presentation of menu offerings to be professional quality commiserate with the overall visual design of the space. Any food photography shall be by a professional photographer.

MENU BOARDS

Any visible food preparation or display equipment that is visible to the public shall be considered as part of the overall design concept and kept clean of clutter at all times.

EQUIPMENT

SECURITY

Security grilles will enclose the storefronts during off business hours. Concessionaires are encouraged to maintain accent lighting during these times, so the storefronts are always appealing.

For kiosk and pop-ups, lockable casework is recommended, all serving and decorative elements must be secured and place out of the way during off hours.

Several high-level tips for success have been identified which will allow concessionaire’s design to integrate into the overall interiors look and feel.

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Frontage Inspiration

Visual Connections Between Interior & Exterior of

Concessions Spaces

Flooring Transition to Anchor Concessions

Extents

Integration of Plantings

Accent Lighting at Signage

Fixed Furniture Solutions Along

Circulation Paths

Integrated Merchandise at Higher Elevation for Visibility

High Quality Casework in Public-

Facing Areas Integrated

Lighting to Accent Concession Extents

Attracting Merchandising for Open Concessions

C Concessions Integration

Concessions frontages and interiors should display a high level of inventiveness and use quality materials.

Concessions spaces should be unique and memorable, reflecting impressions of Central Florida while clearing expressing brand values and standards. The concessions are intended to “pop” providing another level of visual interest and engagement for travelers.

Highly individualized frontages are encouraged, particularly those that help blend the line between activity interior to the leasehold and within the main terminal spaces.

* For visual inspiration only, not intended to be design recommendations.

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