Terminal 3 West Modernization - TP 245 - East: Foundations / Piles

Terminal 3 West Modernization The goal of this project is to expand Terminal 3 by approximately 631,022 gross square feet and to renovate approximately 516,644 gross square feet of the existing facility. The terminal will remain in operation throughout the project and will require extensive phasing. This will include upgrading building systems, seismic retrofit, improving passenger flow, enhancing the passenger experience, and new gates to maximize flexibility. Courtyard 4 Connector (C4C) The Courtyard 4 Connector (C4C) Project is a new 7-story core-and-shell building, part of the overall Terminal 3 West (T3W) Modernization Project. The T3W Project is a continuation of the Terminal 3 (T3) Program at San Francisco International Airport (SFO), which began with renovations and expansions of Boarding Area E (BAE) and Terminal 3 East (T3E). The T3W Project will renovate the western half of Terminal 3 to the same level of passenger experience that was achieved in the other airport terminal projects. The Courtyard 4 Connector Building will be built between Terminal 3 and the International Terminal (ITB) and will include secure passenger corridors and baggage handling systems connecting T3 and ITB. Additionally, the project will consist of space for offices, assembly (passenger lounges), airport employee amenity space, Customs & Border Protection (CBP) One-Stop passenger security screening checkpoint, loading dock, rooftop mechanical penthouse, and mechanical system upgrades within the existing pump station. Level 1 of C4C is open to the airfield and apron program while levels 2 and 3 are directly connected to T3 and are considered as an extension of that building for egress and plumbing fixture provisions