Tenant_Design_Criteria.pdf

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Terminal 3 North 2

Amendment 1

Concessions Tenant Design Criteria

January 30, 2026

ATTACHMENT R

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 INTRODUCTION

2.0 DESIGN CRITERIA

3.0 SIGNAGE DESIGN CRITERIA

4.0 SPACE REQUIREMENTS

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5.0 TECHNICAL CRITERIA

6.0 SUBMITTAL PROCESS

7.0 CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS

8.0 APPENDICES

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1.1 Project Principals

1.2 Document Purpose

1.3 Definitions and Abbreviations

1.4 Apron Level Site Plan

1.5 Concessions Storage Overlay Plans

1.6 Concessions Map - Isometric

1.7 Overall Utility Infrastructure Plan

1.8 Construction Utility Matrix

1.9 Concessions Map - Storage

1.10 Concessions Map - Food & Beverage

1.11 Concessions Map - Retail

1.12 Concessions Map - Vending

INTRODUCTION

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A. Tenant Space Communications shall be addressed to:

Prasan De Silva Business & Properties Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport 2485 East Buckeye Road Phoenix, AZ 85034

(602) 273-3337

B. Architectural Design Communications shall be addressed to:

Becky Tomasek DFDG Architecture 4545 E. McKinley St.

Phoenix, AZ 85008

(602) 761-5111

C. Mechanical, Plumbing, Electrical, and Special Systems Design Communications shall be addressed to:

Cory Killpack LSW Engineers (Mechanical and Plumbing) 2333 W Northern Ave., #9 Phoenix, AZ 85021

(602) 249-1320

Peter Syntax Kimley-Horne (Electrical) 1661 E Camelback Rd., #400 Phoenix, AZ 85016

(602) 336-3250

Phil Pohlman Faith Group (Special Systems) 3101 S. Hanley Rd.

St. Louis, MO 63143

(314) 991-2228

1.0 INTRODUCTION

D. Fire Protection Design Communications shall be addressed to:

Michael Wojcik Jensen Hughes 410 N 44th St. Suite 403 Phoenix, AZ 85008

(520) 277-1723

E. Communications associated with Architect/ Engineer Infrastructure Design Contract requirements shall be addressed to:

Mark Pilwallis Design and Construction Services 500 South 24th Street Phoenix, AZ 85008

(602) 684-3335

1.1 PROJECT PRINCIPALS

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1.2 DOCUMENT PURPOSE

A. This Concessions Tenant Design Criteria (TDC) is intended to assist prospective Tenants, Contractors, and Designers with the development of design, proposals, and the construction process for concessions in Terminal 3 North Concourse 2 (T3N2) at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport

(PSHIA).

B. This criterion has been established to ensure an aesthetically coordinated approach to concessions design, in keeping with PSHIA design objectives.

C. Each Tenant shall become familiar with this document’s intent, scope, and detailed requirements before starting the design process.

D. Each Tenant’s concession design is critical to the success of the overall food and beverage, retail, and lounge program. Each Tenant is encouraged to use creativity in developing a design that accentuates concession concepts and reflects the overall concourse design concept within the parameters of the information in this document.

E. This document establishes a delineation of responsibilities of the Landlord and the Tenant, as it applies to the leased spaces.

i. Read the entire document thoroughly.

ii. The Landlord is generally responsible for the following:

a. Common areas, concession Tenant-leased shell space, and all pedestrian circulation, unless otherwise noted.

b. Defining the Lease Lines and definitions of space for this criterion.

iii. The Tenant is generally responsible for specific Tenant work as described herein.

F. Approval of the Tenant’s design and construction materials are at the sole discretion of the Landlord and are subject to change at the Landlord’s discretion.

G. Refer to Appendix 8.1 Tenant Fit-Out Responsibility Matrix for additional information.

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1.3 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

ACMs: Asbestos Containing Materials

ADA: Americans with Disabilities Act

AFF: Above Finished Floor

AFP: Annual Facilities Permit

ALLOWABLE TENANT SIGNAGE AREA: Maximum area designated by Landlord for Tenant signage.

Measured by a box drawn around the tallest to lowest vertical elements and from the farthest elements horizontally.

APS: Arizona Public Service

AVN P&E: Aviation Planning & Environmental Division

AVN DCS: Aviation Design & Construction Services

B&P: Aviation Department’s Business and Properties Division

BAS: Building Automation System

BICSI: Building Industry Consulting Service International

BOH: Back of House. Areas for staff and operations not directly visible to patrons or public.

CD: Construction Documents

CFM: Cubic feet per minute

COMMON AREAS: Public space; designed and maintained by the Landlord (includes pedestrian circulation areas, lighting (excluding Tenant signage), air conditioning, heating, sprinkler protection, flooring, and walls, as designed by Landlord’s architect and approved by the Landlord.

CONCOURSE: Public circulation zone leading from the terminal Processor to airline gates.

CRI: Color Rendering Index

DAS: Distributed Antenna System

DCS: Aviation Department’s Design and Construction Services

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DEMISING WALL: Common wall between two Tenant spaces.

DESIGN CONTROL ZONE: Area in which the Landlord reserves the right to closely review all aspects of design and materials, including quality and appearance of design elements.

ENCLOSING WALL: Common wall between a Tenant space and common area / Landlord wall, exclusive of exterior walls.

FIDS: Flight Information Display System

FIT-OUT: Tenant-Finish or Tenant-Ready construction area to be completed by the Tenant.

FOH: Front of House. Areas that are visible to public where staff and patrons interact.

FT: Foot, unit of measure

GPR: Ground Penetration Radar

GRS: Galvanized Rigid Steel

HID: High Intensity Discharge

HPC: Heterotrophic Plate Count

IBC: International Building Code

IECC: International Energy Conservation Code

IMC: International Mechanical Code

INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN: Floor plan that identifies utilities, associated pathways, and connections provided to each Tenant within their space, designated by the Landlord.

KVA: Kilo / Volt-Amperes

LANDLORD: Lessor: Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PSHIA or Airport)

LEASE LINE: Line shown on the Tenant lease plan defining theTenant’s demised zone.

LOD: Lease Outline Drawings. Tenant space sketches with graphics depicting design criteria.

MTR: Main Telecommunications Room

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.3 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

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1.3 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS CONT.

NEC: National Electrical Code

NEUTRAL PIER: Landlord owned and defined architectural element separating adjacent Tenant storefronts, or Tenant storefront and Landlord owned walls.

OTS: Open To Structure

OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration

PACMs: Presumed Asbestos Containing Materials

PATIO AREA: An exterior Tenant space as defined on Lease Outline Drawings.

POWER DISCONNECT: An electrical isolator and safety switch provided by the Landlord within the lease space for the Tenant’s control.

PREFERRED TENANT SEATING AREA: General seating area designated by Landlord for Tenant’s use unless specifically stated otherwise.

PRIMARY SIGNAGE: Storefront signage, located along the Lease Line.

PROCESSOR: The building where passengers enter and exit the terminal from / to the landside. Location of ticketing and security checkpoints.

PUBLIC AREAS: Common areas and lease spaces occupied by or visible to the public.

QUEUE: Line of Customers waiting to order or otherwise be served.

RCS: Revenue Contract Solicitation

RAILING: A traditional railing or low wall used to define space between Landlord and Tenant Leasable space.

RF: Radio Frequency

SECONDARY SIGNAGE: Signage mounted to walls and columns within Tenant lease space, viewed from a distance and / or an oblique angle.

SF: Square Foot, unit of measure

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SHELL SPACE: A space within the building, ready for interior improvements and finishes by the Tenant.

SENSITIVE AREA: Electrical and Special Systems Data Rooms, Landlord’s electrical or IDF/MDF rooms, and baggage handling systems.

SMACNA: Sheet Metal and AC Contractors National Association

STOREFRONT: The front face of a retail or food and beverage concession unit located adjacent to public circulation areas, either along the Tenant’s Lease Line or within the leased premises. The storefront delineates the separation between Landlord-provided and Tenant-provided architectural elements. It is defined by a neutral frame and a signage fascia. In cases where the unit has multiple public adjacencies, a secondary storefront façade may be present.

TENANT: Concessionaire leasing space at the airport.

TDC: Tenant Design Criteria for T3N2 Concessions Project (this document).

TI: Tenant improvement

TIA: Telecommunications Industry Association

TR: Telecommunications Room

TTS: Tenant Technology Services

VISIBLE ZONE: Area designated by Landlord to promote visibility of adjacent concessions. Area where walls, counters, equipment, and other opaque improvements are no higher than 36in. AFF. Area where ceilings and other opaque elements are not lower than the Landlord provided signage shelf or Landlord ceiling (specific to each unit) creating a clear area. Transparent vertical elements such as glass walls are acceptable in this zone as indicated for each concession unit. Refer to Appendix 8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings for spaces and extent of zone.

VOC: Volatile Organic Compound

1.3 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS CONT.

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1.4 SITE PLAN - APRON LEVEL 2

S1

S2

S3

TA

XI

W

AY

TT3N1

CONCOURSE

T3 GARAGE

T3 PROCESSOR

T3 CONNECTOR

BRIDGE ABOVERMF

CONCESSION STORAGE

CONCESSION COLD STORAGE

CONCESSION STORAGE

T3N2

CONCOURSE

FUTURE T4

CONNECTOR

TUNNEL

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1.5 CONCESSIONS OVERLAY PLAN

S1

S2

S3

CONCESSION STORAGE

CONCESSION COLD STORAGE

CONCESSION STORAGE

FB1 Unit Above

FB2 Unit Above

FB3 Unit Above

FB4 Unit Above

R1 Unit Above

R2 Unit Above

T3N2

CONCOURSE

TA

XI

W

AY

T

Red Dashed Lines Indicate Concession Unit Lease Line Above, Refer to Concourse Level 4

FUTURE T4

CONNECTOR

TUNNEL

APRON LEVEL 2 - STORAGE

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L1

FB4

R2

FB3

FB2

FB1

R1

T3N1

CONCOURSE

T3 GARAGE

T3 PROCESSOR

RMF

R2 / FB3 REMOTE

ELECTRICAL CLOSET

V-A

V-B

R1 UNIT

VENDING

ALCOVES

TA

XI

W

AY

T

T3N2

CONCOURSE

1.0 INTRODUCTION

CONCOURSE LEVEL 4 - CONCESSIONS

1.5 CONCESSIONS OVERLAY PLAN

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INTENTIONALLY

LEFT BLANK

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1.6 CONCESSIONS MAP - ISOMETRIC

S2 S1

R2

FB3

FB4

L1

S3

L1 FB4. Food and Beverage Concession - Full Kitchen Capability

R2. Retail Concession FB3. Food and Beverage Concession - No Kitchen Capability

S3. Dry storage units for concession Tenants

S2. Cold storage units for concession Tenants

S1. Dry storage units for concession Tenants

Mezzanine / Lounge Level 5

Concourse Level 4

Apron Level 2

V-B. Vending

L1. Airport Concession Lounge - Full Kitchen and Amenity Capability

L1. Lobby entrance for Lounge Tenant on Mezzanine level above

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1.6 CONCESSIONS MAP - ISOMETRIC CONT.

FB2

FB1

R1

FB2. Food and Beverage Concession - Full Kitchen Capability

FB1. Food and Beverage Concession - Full Kitchen Capability

R1. Retail Concession

V-A. Vending

R1. Retail Concession Vending Alcoves

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S1

S2

S3

1.7 OVERALL UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN

*drawings not to scale

APRON LEVEL 2

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Refer to Chapter 1.7

- Utility Infrastructure Plan and Appendix

8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings for more information.

APRON LEVEL

TENANT UTILITY LEGEND

Domestic Cold Water Main Power Conduit Stubout Power Disconnect Switch Sanitary Waste Tenant Lease Line

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1.7 OVERALL UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN

CONCOURSE LEVEL 4 - FOOD & BEVERAGE

*drawings not to scale

1.0 INTRODUCTION

IT

IT

IT

IT

IT

Conditioned air supply/return and terminal unit to stubout Sanitary Waste Used Cooking Oil Waste Stubout Grease Interceptor Vent Thru Roof Domestic Cold Water Main Power Conduit Stubout Temporary Lighting Power Disconnect Switch Fire Sprinkler Tie-in with zone valve located on Apron Level Fire Alarm Emergency Communication Information Technology Box and Conduit (Consolidation Point) Tenant Lease Line

CONCOURSE AND LOUNGE

TENANT UTILITY LEGEND

IT

L1

FB4

R2

FB3

FB2

FB1

R1

R1 UNIT

VENDING

ALCOVES

R2 / FB3 REMOTE

ELECTRICAL CLOSET

V-A

V-B

Refer to Chapter 1.7

- Utility Infrastructure Plan and Appendix

8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings for more

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R2

FB3

FB2

FB1

R1

R1 UNIT

VENDING

ALCOVES

R2 / FB3 REMOTE

ELECTRICAL CLOSET

V-A

V-B

1.7 OVERALL UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN

CONCOURSE LEVEL 4 - RETAIL

*drawings not to scale

1.0 INTRODUCTION

IT

IT

Conditioned air supply/return and terminal unit to stubout Sanitary Waste Used Cooking Oil Waste Stubout Grease Interceptor Vent Thru Roof Domestic Cold Water Main Power Conduit Stubout Temporary Lighting Power Disconnect Switch Fire Sprinkler Tie-in with zone valve located on Apron Level Fire Alarm Emergency Communication Information Technology Box and Conduit (Consolidation Point) Tenant Lease Line

CONCOURSE AND LOUNGE

TENANT UTILITY LEGEND

IT

Vending alcove equipped with (2) 120v outlets,

(1) 208v conduit for upgraded electrical, (1) data conduit, domestic cold water supply, and a drain with floor sink, provided by the Landlord. The Tenant shall be responsible for the installation of any upgraded electrical, data, and associated equipment.

Refer to Chapter 1.7

- Utility Infrastructure Plan and Appendix

8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings for more

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TERRACE

1.7 OVERALL UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN

MEZZANINE LOUNGE LEVEL 5

1.0 INTRODUCTION

*drawings not to scale

IT

Refer to Chapter 1.7

- Utility Infrastructure Plan and Appendix

8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings for more information.

Conditioned air supply/return and terminal unit to stubout Sanitary Waste Used Cooking Oil Waste Stubout Grease Interceptor Vent Thru Roof Domestic Cold Water Main Power Conduit Stubout Temporary Lighting Power Disconnect Switch Fire Sprinkler Tie-in with zone valve located on Apron Level Fire Alarm Emergency Communication Information Technology Box and Conduit (Consolidation Point) Tenant Lease Line

CONCOURSE AND LOUNGE

TENANT UTILITY LEGEND

IT

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CONCOURSE LEVEL 4

Sanitary Waste Domestic Cold Water Main Power Conduit Stubout Information Technology Box and Conduit (Consolidation Point)

CONCOURSE TEMPORARY

KIOSK UTILITY LEGEND

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.7 OVERALL UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN

CONCOURSE LEVEL 4 TEMPORARY KIOSK / SLEEVED UTILITY ZONES

IT

Refer to Chapter 1.7

- Utility Infrastructure Plan and Appendix

8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings for more information.

TEMPORARY RETAIL

KIOSK ZONE FOR R1

CONNECTOR

BRIDGE

TEMPORARY RETAIL

CONCESSION ZONE

FOR R2

TEMPORARY FOOD

AND BEVERAGE

CONCESSION ZONE

FOR FB4

TEMPORARY

COFFEE KIOSK

ZONE FOR FB3

TEMPORARY FOOD

AND BEVERAGE

CONCESSION ZONE

FOR FB1 / FB2

FB4

R2

FB3

FB2

FB1

R1

L1

R1 UNIT

VENDING

ALCOVES

IT

VIA WALL OUTLET

IT

UNDERFLOOR BEAM TO BE

SLEEVED BY LANDLORD. TENANT

TO PROVIDE FLOOR CORE AND

UTILITIES. REFER TO CHAPTER

5.2 ARCHITECTURAL / S. TENANT

UTILITY LOW WALL FOR MORE

INFORMATION.

UTILITIES MAY INCLUDE:

IT

VIA FLOOR BOX

VIA WALL

OUTLETS

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1.7 OVERALL UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN

ROOF

1.0 INTRODUCTION

*drawings not to scale

Mechanical Screen Wall, By Project

L1

FB4

FB2

FB1

R1

FB3

R2

Reserved Location for Future Rooftop Equipment

Exhaust Air Location @ Roof Curb (Future - By Tenant, may include Exhaust for General, Dishwasher Fan, Grease Hood (Type I), Make-Up Air, and Others) Hood Duct to Roof Roof Equipment Power Conduit Location @ Roof Curb Rooftop Curb and Cap Pathway to roof penetration for Tenant-Supplied Exhaust (may include Exhaust for General, Dishwasher Fan, Grease Hood (Type I), Make-Up Air, and Others) Tenant Rooftop Equipment Zone Satellite Mounting Zone Tenant Lease Line Below

ROOF LEVEL

TENANT UTILITY LEGEND

Refer to Chapter 1.7

- Utility Infrastructure Plan and Appendix

8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings for more

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CONCESSION UTILITY MATRIX

Retail

R1

Inline Unit

No

12in.

VAV Box W- 6kw electric reheat coil

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

R2

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

Base Building Ambient

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Food and Beverage

L1

Lounge

Yes

12in.

VAV Box W- 6kw electric reheat coil

N/A

By Tenant

FB4

Inline Unit

Yes

12in.

VAV Box W- 6kw electric reheat coil

By Tenant

FB1

Inline Unit

Yes

12in.

VAV Box W- 6kw electric reheat coil

N/A

By Tenant

FB2

Open Concept

Bar

No

Base Building Ambient

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Inline Unit

Yes

12in.

VAV Box W- 6kw electric reheat coil

N/A

By Tenant

FB3

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

Base Building Ambient

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Concession Storage

S3

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

12in. VAV Box

W- 6kw electric reheat coil

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Concession Storage

S1

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

12in. VAV Box

W- 6kw electric reheat coil

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Concession Cold Storage

S2

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

12in. VAV Box

W- 6kw electric reheat coil

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Type

Designation

Typology

Full Service Kitchen Capable

Conditioned Air Supply / Return and Terminal Units to Stubout (By Landlord)

Exhaust Air Location @ Roof Curb (Future - By Tenant, may include Exhaust for General, Dishwasher Fan, Grease Hood (Type I), Make-Up Air, and Others)

Hood Duct to Roof

Pathway to roof penetration

Rooftop Curb and Cap

Make-Up Air Unit, Ductwork and Grilles

M

EC

H A

N

IC

A L

Included in Base Building Project for Tenant connection or use

1.8 CONCESSION UTILITY MATRIX

1.0 INTRODUCTION

CONCESSION UTILITY MATRIX

Retail

R1

Inline Unit

No

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

N/A

N/A

3in.

2in.

(Max. 80

WSFU)

By Tenant

R2

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

N/A

N/A

Island Unit

2in.

(Max. 80

WSFU)

By Tenant

Food and Beverage

L1

Lounge

Yes

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

Connec-tion to

Common Use

System

2 in.

3in.

2 1/2in.

(Max.

WSFU)

By Tenant

FB1

Inline Unit

Yes

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

Connec-tion to

Common Use

System

2 in.

3in.

2in.

(Max. 80

WSFU)

By Tenant

FB2

Open Concept

Bar

No

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

N/A

N/A

3in.

2in.

(Max.80

WSFU)

By Tenant

Inline Unit

Yes

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

Connec-tion to

Common Use

System

2 in.

3in.

2in.

(Max.80

WSFU)

By Tenant

FB4

Inline Unit

Yes

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

Connec-tion to

Common Use

System

2 in.

3in.

2in.

(Max. 80

WSFU)

By Tenant

FB3

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

N/A

N/A

Island Unit

2in.

(Max. 80

WSFU)

By Tenant

Concession Storage

S3

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Concession Storage

S1

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Concession Cold

Storage

S2

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

N/A

N/A

N/A

3in.

2 1/2in.

(Max. 128

WSFU)

N/A

Type

Designation

Typology

Full Service Kitchen Capable

Sanitary Waste

Grease Interceptor

Used Cooking Waste Oil Stubout

Vent Thru Roof

Domestic Cold Water

Domestic Hot Water

PL

U

M

BI

N G

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R1

Inline Unit

No

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

N/A

N/A

3in.

2in.

(Max. 80

WSFU)

By Tenant

R2

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

N/A

N/A

Island Unit

2in.

(Max. 80

WSFU)

By Tenant

Food and Beverage

L1

Lounge

Yes

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

Connec-tion to

Common Use

System

2 in.

3in.

2 1/2in.

(Max.

WSFU)

By Tenant

FB1

Inline Unit

Yes

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

Connec-tion to

Common Use

System

2 in.

3in.

2in.

(Max. 80

WSFU)

By Tenant

FB2

Open Concept

Bar

No

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

N/A

N/A

3in.

2in.

(Max.80

WSFU)

By Tenant

Inline Unit

Yes

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

Connec-tion to

Common Use

System

2 in.

3in.

2in.

(Max.80

WSFU)

By Tenant

FB4

Inline Unit

Yes

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

Connec-tion to

Common Use

System

2 in.

3in.

2in.

(Max. 80

WSFU)

By Tenant

FB3

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

4in.

(Max.

DFU)

N/A

N/A

Island Unit

2in.

(Max. 80

WSFU)

By Tenant

Concession Storage

S3

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Concession Storage

S1

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Concession Cold

Storage

S2

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

N/A

N/A

N/A

3in.

2 1/2in.

(Max. 128

WSFU)

N/A

Type

Designation

Typology

Full Service Kitchen Capable

Sanitary Waste

Grease Interceptor

Used Cooking Waste Oil Stubout

Vent Thru Roof

Domestic Cold Water

Domestic Hot Water

PL

U

M

BI

N G

1.8 CONCESSION UTILITY MATRIX CONT.

VENDING CONCESSIONS UTILITY MATRIX

Vending Concessions

V-B

Enclosed Hard Wall

(2) 120V Receptacles,

(1) conduit for 208V connection by Tenant

(1) Data conduit stubout for card readers.

V-A

Enclosed Hard Wall

(2) 120V Receptacles,

(1) conduit for 208V connection by Tenant

(1) Data conduit stubout for card readers.

Type

Designation

Typology

Power Distribution

Domestic Cold Water

Data Conduit

Drain/ Floor Sink

A

LL

U

TI

LI

TE

S

Included in Base Building Project for Tenant connection or use

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R1

Inline Unit

No

480 and 120/

Amp

480Y/ 277V

3ø, 4W + 200Amp

120Y/ 240V

R2

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

N/A

200 Amp 120Y/ 240V

Food and Beverage

L1

Lounge

Yes and

120/

Amp

480Y/ 277V

3ø, 4W

FB4

Inline Unit

Yes and

120/

Amp

480Y/ 277V

3ø, 4W

FB1

Inline Unit

Yes and

120/

Amp

480Y/ 277V

3ø, 4W

FB2

Open Concept

Bar

No

N/A

400 Amp 480Y/ 277V

3ø, 4W

Inline Unit

Yes

480 and 120/

FB3

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

N/A

Amp

120Y/ 240V

Concession Storage

S3

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

TBD

N/A

200 Amp 120/208V

Concession Storage

S1

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

TBD

N/A

200 Amp 120/208V

Concession Cold

Storage

S2

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

TBD

N/A

200 Amp 120/208V

Type

Designation

Typology

Full Service Kitchen Capable

Main Power Conduit Stubout

Power Voltage (Transformer/ Sub-Panel by Tenant)

Temporary Lighting , Chain-Hung LED Industrial Fixtures, Spaced 1 Fixture per 500 SF of Floor Area

Power Disconnect Switch

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Retail

R1

Inline Unit

No

By Tenant

R2

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

By Tenant

N/A

Food and Beverage

L1

Lounge

Yes

By Tenant

FB4

Inline Unit

Yes

By Tenant

FB1

Inline Unit

Yes

By Tenant

FB2

Open Concept

Bar

No

By Tenant

N/A

Inline Unit

Yes

By Tenant

FB3

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

By Tenant

N/A

Concession Storage

S3

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

By Tenant

N/A

Concession Storage

S1

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

By Tenant

N/A

Concession Cold

Storage

S2

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

By Tenant

N/A

Type

Designation

Typology

Full Service Kitchen Capable

Locate space for Metering Equipment in Dedicated Electrical Closets, Coordinate Meters and Enclosures for Normal Electrical Power Supply to Tenant Spaces

Electric Metering:

Install Circuit Breaker and Power Wiring, Metering Current Transformers (C/Ts), Meter Wiring from C/ Ts to Meter Enclosures, Install Power Taps and Associated Wiring from Tenant Space to Elec. Closet

Roof Equipment 1in. Power Conduit Stubout @ Roof Curb (Future - By Tenant)

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R1

Inline Unit

No

By Tenant

R2

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

By Tenant

N/A

Food and Beverage

L1

Lounge

Yes

By Tenant

FB4

Inline Unit

Yes

By Tenant

FB1

Inline Unit

Yes

By Tenant

FB2

Open Concept

Bar

No

By Tenant

N/A

Inline Unit

Yes

By Tenant

FB3

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

By Tenant

N/A

Concession Storage

S3

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

By Tenant

N/A

Concession Storage

S1

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

By Tenant

N/A

Concession Cold

Storage

S2

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

By Tenant

N/A

Type

Designation

Typology

Full Service Kitchen Capable

Locate space for Metering Equipment in Dedicated Electrical Closets, Coordinate Meters and Enclosures for Normal Electrical Power Supply to Tenant Spaces

Electric Metering:

Install Circuit Breaker and Power Wiring, Metering Current Transformers (C/Ts), Meter Wiring from C/ Ts to Meter Enclosures, Install Power Taps and Associated Wiring from Tenant Space to Elec. Closet

Roof Equipment 1in. Power Conduit Stubout @ Roof Curb (Future - By Tenant)

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R1

Inline Unit

No

Yes

Tenant to provide extension to ECS

By Tenant

Tenant to provide extension

N/A

R2

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

N/A

No

By Tenant

N/A

Food and Beverage

L1

Lounge

Yes

Yes

Tenant to provide extension to ECS

By Tenant

Tenant to provide extension

N/A

FB4

Inline Unit

Yes

Yes

Tenant to provide extension to ECS

By Tenant

Tenant to provide extension

N/A

FB1

Inline Unit

Yes

Yes

Tenant to provide extension to ECS

By Tenant

Tenant to provide extension

N/A

FB2

Open Concept

Bar

No

N/A

No

By Tenant

Tenant to provide extension

N/A

Inline Unit

Yes

Yes

Tenant to provide extension to ECS

By Tenant

N/A

FB3

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

N/A

No

By Tenant

N/A

Concession Storage

S3

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

N/A

No

N/A

N/A

Concession Storage

S1

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

N/A

No

N/A

N/A

Concession Cold

Storage

S2

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

N/A

No

N/A

N/A

Type

Designation

Typology

Full Service Kitchen Capable

Fire Sprinkler by Base Building Layout

Zone Valve req’d for Tenant Sprinkler layout revision Tie-in, temp sys. within Tenant Space

Revising Sprinkler Layout For Tenant Design

Fire Alarm Base Building Automatic Smoke Detection

Fire Protection Fire Extinguishers

Fire Protection Base Building Emergency Communication System

Smoke Control System

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

CONCESSION UTILITY MATRIX

Retail

R1

Inline Unit

No

R2

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

Food and Beverage

L1

Lounge

Yes

FB4

Inline Unit

Yes

FB1

Inline Unit

Yes

FB2

Open concept

Bar

No

Inline Unit

Yes

FB3

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

Concession Storage

S3

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

Concession Storage

S1

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

Concession Cold

Storage

S2

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

Type

Designation

Typology

Full Service Kitchen Capable

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(1) 24in.

x 24in. x

8in.

Junction Box W-

(1) 2in.

Conduit

By Tenant

(1) 24in.

x 24in. x

8in.

Junction Box W-

(1) 2in.

Conduit Conduit Located on neutral wall in S1 storage

By Tenant

(1) 24in.

x 24in. x

8in.

Junction Box W-

(1) 2in.

Conduit

By Tenant

(1) 24in.

x 24in. x

8in.

Junction Box W-

(1) 2in.

Conduit

By Tenant

(1) 24in.

x 24in. x

8in.

Junction Box W-

(1) 2in.

Conduit

By Tenant

(1) 24in. x 24in.

x 8in.

Junction Box W-

(1) 2in. Conduit

By Tenant

N/A

By Tenant

(1) 24in.

x 24in. x

8in.

Junction Box W-

(1) 2in.

Conduit Located on neutral wall in S1 storage

By Tenant

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Information Technology Box and Conduit (Consolidation Point)

Fiber to Lease Line From Telecom Room

VOIP

Equipment

Satellite Dish Conduit to Roof

IT

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CONCESSION UTILITY MATRIX

Retail

R1

Inline Unit

No

R2

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

Food and Beverage

L1

Lounge

Yes

FB4

Inline Unit

Yes

FB1

Inline Unit

Yes

FB2

Open concept

Bar

No

Inline Unit

Yes

FB3

Open Concept/

Island Unit

No

Concession Storage

S3

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

Concession Storage

S1

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

Concession Cold

Storage

S2

Enclosed Hard Wall

No

Type

Designation

Typology

Full Service Kitchen Capable

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1.9 CONCESSIONS MAP - STORAGE

APRON LEVEL 2

*drawings not to scale

1.0 INTRODUCTION

DRY STORAGE S3

1353 SF

Concession Storage Retail Unit Food and Beverage Unit Lounge/ Lounge Entry Vending

TENANT SPACE

LEGEND

S1

S2

S3

COLD STORAGE S2

1053 SF

DRY STORAGE S1

2469 SF

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R2

FB3

FB2

FB1

R1

R1 UNIT

VENDING

ALCOVES

R2 / FB3 REMOTE

ELECTRICAL CLOSET

V-A

V-B

L1 open to below

TERRACE

1.10 CONCESSIONS MAP - FOOD AND BEVERAGE

CONCOURSE LEVEL 4 MEZZANINE LEVEL 5

1.0 INTRODUCTION

L1 ENTRY

1533 SF

FB4

2267 SF

COMMON AREA

2034 SF*

FB3

1198 SF

FB2

3645 SF

FB1

2377 SF

COMMON AREA

3142 SF*

CONCOURSE LEVEL 4 AND MEZZANINE LOUNGE LEVEL 5

Concession Storage Retail Unit Food and Beverage Unit Lounge/ Lounge Entry Vending

*Common area part of base project scope, not identified as concession area.

TENANT SPACE

LEGEND

L1 LOUNGE

10,427 SF

TERRACE

1708 SF

= TOTAL

12,135 SF

FB3 = 24 SF

R2 = 24 SF

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R2

FB3

FB2

FB1

R1

R1 UNIT

VENDING

ALCOVES

R2 / FB3 REMOTE

ELECTRICAL CLOSET

V-A

V-B

FB3 = 24 SF

R2 = 24 SF

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CONCOURSE LEVEL 4 MEZZANINE LEVEL 5

1.0 INTRODUCTION

R2

1198 SF

COMMON AREA

2034 SF*

COMMON AREA

3142 SF*

R1

3202 SF

CONCOURSE LEVEL 4 AND MEZZANINE LOUNGE LEVEL 5

Concession Storage Retail Unit Food and Beverage Unit Lounge/ Lounge Entry Vending

*Common area part of base project scope, not identified as concession area.

TENANT SPACE

LEGEND

L1 open to below

TERRACE

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R2

FB3

FB2

FB1

R1

R2 / FB3 REMOTE

ELECTRICAL CLOSET

V-A

V-B

R1 UNIT

VENDING

ALCOVES

1.12 CONCESSIONS MAP - VENDING

CONCOURSE LEVEL 4 MEZZANINE LEVEL 5

1.0 INTRODUCTION

CONCOURSE LEVEL 4 AND MEZZANINE LOUNGE LEVEL 5

34 SF

34 SF

Concession Storage Retail Unit Food and Beverage Unit Lounge/ Lounge Entry Vending

TENANT SPACE

LEGEND

L1 open to below

TERRACE

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DESIGN CRITERIA

2.1 Design Intent and Philosophy

2.2 Storefront Design

2.3 Security and Business Hours

2.4 Finish Materials

2.5 Lighting Design

2.6 Queuing, Circulation, and Seating Areas

2.7 Equipment, Merchandise, and Displays

2.8 Furniture, Millwork, and Artwork

2.9 Sustainability

2.10 Additional Design Criteria Requirements

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DESIGN INTENT

A. Vision. The vision for T3N2 offers travelers expanded facilities and amenities for an enjoyable and efficient travel experience. As America’s Friendliest Airport, PSHIA remains devoted, enthusiastic, and passionate about service. The concessions offerings engage travelers with distinctive dining and shopping experiences expressive of Phoenix. The design concept reflects a river’s flow through a variety of Arizona ecosystems, representing the diverse natural elements seen in the desert.

B. T3 Connector. The T3 Connector is inspired by the arid desert and river’s edge. Warm colors and striations, as seen in rock formations, sunsets, and settled sand on the desert floor are rich with color variation and subtle textures often seen as the backdrop to desert rivers.

Where water meets the edge, the blending of rising and falling elements creates an organic transition. This seamless integration of warm and cool colors offers a refreshing and striking contrast.

C. T3 Node. The T3 Node connects the new T3 / T4 Connector to the new T3N2 Concourse.

This space is a decision point where passengers decide in which direction they want to proceed. The vertical core, inspired by the height and flow of waterfalls, guides passengers smoothly downward to the tunnel level. Cool hues mimic a meandering river flowing into the concourse , creating a natural transition where the river meets the oasis.

2.0 DESIGN CRITERIA

2.1 DESIGN INTENT AND PHILOSOPHY

D. Concourse. The Concourse is referred to as the “oasis”– a place where water pools within the desert landscape. As the river flows into the oasis, passengers know the destination has been reached. The space is now fertile with surrounding concessions.

The rushing water of the river subsides to draw travelers into the oasis’ refreshing waters, enveloped by the warmth of the surrounding landscape. Organic forms and lines, with hues drawn from the earth, bring a sense of wonder.

E. T4 Connector. The Connector is inspired by venturing below the water’s surface. Beautiful reflections of light ripple across the surface, shifting as the sun changes position within the sky above. Beneath the surface, everything remains in a constant state of effortless flow, unaffected by the activity above.

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

F. The design philosophy encourages incorporation of the following features:

i. Naturally occurring materials

G. Tenants are encouraged to consider all aspects of the desert ecosystem for design inspiration.

Diverse plant species offer a variety of color variations, textures, and forms, while light, shadow, and color are rendered by the abundant Arizona sunshine. The contrasting elements of water within the landscape, as expressed in the T3N2 project’s concept, is also available for design interpretation within concessions spaces.

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2.0 DESIGN CRITERIA

2.1 DESIGN INTENT AND PHILOSOPHY CONT.

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GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - STOREFRONT

DESIGN

A. Neutral Frame. The Landlord will provide a neutral frame surrounding the Tenant’s rough opening, including vertical wall panels, which will separate elements provided by the Landlord from those provided by the Tenant.

Refer to Storefront Concept Diagram on the next page. The finish material and lighting are defined by the Landlord. Each concession unit and storefront configuration is unique, but an overall concept has been implemented for a cohesive design language. Tenants may not alter the Landlord provided neutral frame. Refer to Appendix 8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings for the specifics of each concession unit.

B. Signage Shelf / Fascia. The Landlord will provide a signage shelf, designated at specific concession units only, as an integrated part of the neutral frame design. The signage shelf includes a location for Tenant signage attachment hardware. In addition, the Landlord will provide a vertical backdrop fascia for the Tenant’s provided signage. The fascia finish material is defined by the Landlord. The Tenant may not alter the Landlord provided signage shelf and fascia. Refer to Appendix 8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings for specifics of each concession unit.

2.2 STOREFRONT DESIGN

2.0 DESIGN CRITERIA

High quality storefront design is critical in establishing PSHIA as a leader in airport concessions.

Offering travelers an elevated environment creates a “marketplace” experience while showcasing each Concessionaire’s brand identity and personality. Tenant’s brand standards shall incorporate the design aesthetic of T3N2 per the criteria outlined in this document.

C. Signage. Tenants are responsible for providing and installing signage. Refer to Chapter 3 - Signage and Chapter 4 - Space Requirements for more information.

i. 3-Dimensional elements at the storefront may be allowed with approval. These elements may NOT impede public circulation and must comply with the criteria set forth in this document.

ii. Refer to Chapter 2.3 - Security and Business Hours for related signage requirements and specifications.

noted in this TDC, must include an operable glass partition door system. Refer to Chapter 2.3 – Security and Business Hours for door specification and additional information.

ii. Operable glass partition doors must be concealed from public view when in the open position. This is possible by creating a door pocket, integrated into the Tenant’s design and column cover. It is encouraged to build minimal walls visible along the width of the storefront to maintain maximum openness.

iii. Safety Decal. Tenant-provided glass walls and doors shall include the minimum decal for safety, refer to Chapter 3.0 - Signage Design Criteria for related signage requirements and specifications.

E. Openness. Storefronts are to be as open as possible.

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F. Food and Beverage Storefront. In Tenant spaces that serve alcohol, a railing must be provided along the Lease Line which complies with the railing design criteria set forth in this document and with AZ Department of Liquor Licenses and Control. Refer to Item G. Railing.

G. Railing. A clear glass railing, as designed and defined by the Landlord (refer to Railing Concept Diagram on the next page), shall be implemented at the Lease Line where railings are desired by Tenants (including seating area railings), or required for spaces serving alcohol. Railing configurations shall follow the Lease Line and incorporate the design radius where indicated in the drawings. Tenants are allowed to add translucent glazing film to the railing glass for modesty purposes if desired.

The light transmittance value shall be between 72-85% and as approved by the Landlord. The following is an approved film manufacturer and color: 3M Scotchcal Graphic Film 7725SE- 314 Dusted Crystal, which has an 85% light transmittance. Refer to Appendix 8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings for railing details.

H. Base. The storefront neutral frame and walls with panels provided by the Landlord will include an approximately 6in. high base of material defined by the Landlord. The Tenant is not responsible for any base related to Landlord provided storefronts. The Tenant may not alter or modify the base.

I. Finish Materials. The anticipated storefront finish materials are defined by the Landlord as outlined in this criteria. Tenant may not modify or alter the storefront finish materials.

J. More Information. Refer to the following for additional information:

i. Chapter 5 – Technical Criteria

ii. Chapter 2.4 - Finish Materials

2.2 STOREFRONT DESIGN CONT.

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2.2 STOREFRONT DIAGRAMS

Railing Concept Diagram *drawings not to scale

Bulkhead - by Landlord

Glass Panel Butt Joint

Mechanical Diffuser Zone Storefront fascia -by Landlord Premium Laminate Wilsonart Uptown Walnut

Primary Tenant Signage - by Tenant

Wall Panels - By Landlord Phenolic Panel Wilsonart Fashion Gray

Storefront Neutral Frame and Lighting -by Landlord Phenolic Panel Trespa Italian Slate

Curved Glass @ 3ft. radius See manufacturer

Top Rail 3/4in. Stainless Steel Channel.

Stainless Finish TBC

Laminated Glass Panel 9/16in. Clear Tempered Glass

Stainless Steel Shoe Approx. 6in. Tall, Stainless Steel

Non-Directional Finish

Storefront Concept Diagram *with anticipated finishes/ materials

Basis of Design Product:

Mfg: Livers Bronze Product: STRUCT-U-RAIL

Railing is provided by Tenant.

*Tenant may submit equal product to Landlord for review, subject to approval.

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Neutral Frame / Signage Shelf

Two-Sided Storefront

Storefront Operable Glass Partition / Concealed Pocket Glass Railing Example

Linear Light Example

STOREFRONT EXAMPLES

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glass partition doors at the storefront as defined by the criteria below.

a. The system shall be designed, fabricated, and installed by the Tenant at the Tenant’s expense.

b. A structural support beam is provided by the Landlord. The Tenant is responsible for securing the system to the beam.

c. The Tenant shall use a Nanawall (Manufacturer), HSW75 (style) glass panel system as follows:

1. ½in. clear frameless glass, security door.

2. Top hung, manually operated.

The top track must be concealed within the Lease Line. A ¼in. clear undercut to the adjacent flooring must be maintained. A floor track or threshold is not allowed.

3. Glass panels shall stack parallel to one another behind the Lease Line, in a concealed pocket. Tenant is to provide additional structural support if necessary for preferred stacking design using Tenant’s structural engineer at the Tenant’s expense.

2.3 SECURITY AND BUSINESS HOURS

2.0 DESIGN CRITERIA

ii. Lounge Entry of Unit L1 is allowed to have a glass storefront with swinging or sliding doors that comply with the criteria below.

a. The system shall be designed, fabricated, and installed by the Tenant at the Tenant’s expense.

b. The system shall be located at or inside the Tenant’s Lease Line.

c. The Tenant shall provide the quantity of exits as required by current code.

iii. Tenants are allowed to attach to steel beams, refer to Chapter 5.3 - Structural.

iv. Final security measures must be approved by the Landlord.

v. Door rail finish shall be brushed stainless steel.

vi. Landlord provided structural beam to support door is located at the Lease Line.

Refer to Appendix 8.3 - Lease Outline Drawings.

vii. Sliding glass panels shall be locked by means of a cylinder lock in the bottom rail that engages a drop bolt into a slot in the floor. At least one panel at each storefront shall be equipped with an interior thumb turn on the cylinder lock to allow emergency egress.

B. Secure Employee Areas. To prevent injury or contamination, Tenants’ dining spaces shall be designed so that kitchen and Tenant BOH employee areas are secured and separate from the serving and dining areas.

Tenant Storefront entry and security is an important part of Tenant space design and should be fully integrated into the overall design.

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SECURITY EXAMPLES

Secure Employee Areas

2.0 DESIGN CRITERIA

C. Safety Graphics. Aside from special environmental graphics approved by the Landlord, “pressure-sensitive” graphic logos shall be applied to the interior face of glass operable or fixed glass panels and doors.

Graphics shall be an approved translucent, crystal color applied as a film at 42-inch height AFF. The purpose of the graphic logos is to warn pedestrians of the presence of glass surfaces. The logo size shall be a maximum 4in.

vertical x 6in. horizontal dimension repeated horizontally at 9ft. on center. The design shall graphically reflect the store identity without the use of text. Translucent glazing film shall be used for safety graphics. Refer to Chapter

2.2 - Storefront Design, Item G. Railing for information on product used.

D. Business Hours. Tenants are required to post business hours per Tenant’s contract and scheduled operating hours set forth by the Landlord. Tenants are required to provide a professionally manufactured sign as defined in this criterion. Refer to Chapter 3.0 - Signage Design Criteria.

Glass Door System with Floor Lock - Stacked Glass Door System with Floor Lock - Concealed

2.3 SECURITY AND BUSINESS HOURS

CONT.

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GENERAL FINISH MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS

A. Durability, Quality, Maintainability. Finish materials are to be high quality, have durability to withstand abuse of floor cleaning machines, carts, luggage, and general circulation, as well as be easily maintainable.

B. Neutral Frame Maintenance. The Landlord will maintain neutral frames where applicable.

C. Material Variety. Finishes such as glass, steel, wood, reclaimed materials, patinas, and concrete are highly recommended.

D. Color. General color palettes should reflect natural, local / regional elements.

E. Review and Approval. The Landlord reserves the right to approve all materials and finishes in Tenant spaces. Refer to Chapter 6 – Submittal Process.

FLOORING

F. Material Continuation. Material continuation from the concourse floor into the concession area is encouraged, but not required.

G. Terrazzo. Terrazzo is encouraged to provide a cohesive design connection from public to Tenant spaces.

H. Hard Surface. Flooring in public spaces must be a durable, hard surface. No vinyl, composition, or rubber tile will be allowed.

I. Transition. Transition to adjacent Landlord flooring shall be flush when possible.

Transition strips, if required, must meet ADA requirements, and Landlord approval. No raised flooring is allowed.

2.4 FINISH MATERIALS

2.0 DESIGN CRITERIA

Finish materials, inspired by Phoenix’s desert region, are to clearly indicate the Tenant’s commitment to excellence, quality, and unique brand expression to travelers. These finishes should harmonize with T3N2’s overall design concept and story.

J. Maintenance. Tenants are responsible for maintenance and installation of flooring.

K. Refer to Chapter 5 – Technical Criteria for additional information.

WALLS

L. Wallcovering, Murals, and Design Features.

Wallcovering, murals, and design features located within the Tenant’s space must align with the overall design intent of the concession and concourse spaces and are subject to Landlord approval.

M. Features. Feature and accent walls are encouraged.

N. Simulated Materials. Simulated / artificial materials shall look realistic and are subject to Landlord approval.

O. Columns. Column covers are required. In certain locations within Tenant spaces, column covers are defined by the Landlord as part of the project’s overall design language. In other locations, as noted in this criterion, Tenant may define, subject to Landlord approval. Refer to Chapter 5 - Technical Criteria and Appendix 8.3- Lease Outline Drawings for additional information.

CEILING

P. Exposed Ceilings/Acoustics. Exposed ceilings are permissible if acoustic needs are met on remaining surfaces, such as an acoustic wallcovering.

Q. Refer to Chapter 5 – Technical Criteria for additional information.

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FINISH MATERIALS EXAMPLES

Durable Floor Surface

Durable Wall Coverings & Graphics

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GENERAL REQUIREMENTS – LIGHTING

DESIGN

A. Decorative Lighting. Decorative lighting is to be integrated into the overall design. Fixtures, materials, and finishes should harmonize with the overall aesthetic.

B. LED Lights. LED lights are required.

Fluorescent fixtures are NOT allowed.

C. Glare. Indirect lighting is recommended to avoid glare and passenger fatigue.

D. Containment. Lighting infrastructure and light spread / spillage is to be contained within the Lease Line and allowable areas of the Tenant’s space. Lighting cannot disrupt public areas or neighboring concessions.

E. Lamp Replacement. Access to lighting fixtures for replacing lamps is required.

F. Suspended Lighting. Suspended lighting shall NOT interfere with visibility of signage or passenger experience within the space. Clear height AFF to the bottom of the fixture shall be noted by the Tenant, based on the lighting type and location, and submitted for Landlord approval. Mounting heights shall consider sight lines and not obstruct other elements that may hinder passenger experience.

2.5 LIGHTING DESIGN

2.0 DESIGN CRITERIA

G. Accent Lighting. Accent lighting to highlight architectural features, retail zones, dining areas, etc. is encouraged.

H. Exposed Lamps. Exposed lamps or clear bulbs are allowed if they do not impose on travelers.

I. Signage Lighting. Refer to Chapter 3 - Signage Design Criteria.

J. Refer to Chapter 5 - Technical Criteria for additional information.

FOOD AND BEVERAGE LIGHTING

K. Display. Food display lighting is to be minimally visible and warm white light (2,700K – 3,000K). Display lighting must have a CRI higher than 89.

L. Decorative. Decorative lighting over dining areas, countertop seating, and transaction / service counters is encouraged.

RETAIL LIGHTING

M. Display. Merchandise and product display lighting is to be minimally visible and close to natural daylight (3,000K – 3,500K). Display lighting must have a CRI higher than 89.

N. Recessed. Retail Tenants are encouraged to use recessed lighting to illuminate design elements, display walls, and merchandise.

Lighting can dynamically transform a Tenant’s environment and a customer’s experience. The use of light as an artistic expression is encouraged.

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