Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport Terminal Redevelopment

Gunnison, CO
Wooden airport terminal canopy illuminated at night, with passengers walking and sitting beneath it by a snow-lined curb, crosswalk and a stopped car under a deep blue sky. Text visible: "GUC" ; "DEPARTURES" ; "To All Gates"
Project Info
  • Client: Gensler
  • Owner: City of Gunnison
  • Project Cost: $18,000,000
Services
Sectors

Martin/Martin provided structural engineering services for a $18M renovation and upgrade of existing terminal to expand hold rooms, improve security screening check point efficiency, and upgrade vertical circulation with the addition of new escalators and elevators.

Bar beneath a vibrant multicolored striped ceiling; patrons sit at the counter and lounge while bartenders serve drinks in an industrial space with exposed ducts — two TV screens read "GUC".
Large carved plywood relief wall depicting topographic contour lines stretches above an indoor escalator; a blurred person rides down, steel handrails and exposed ceiling beams frame the modern lobby.
Green overhead sign reading "To All Gates" hangs above a carpeted corridor, framed by quilted tan panels and leading to a large stylized mountain mural on the far wall.
Covered terminal entrance framed by a solar-panel canopy, people walking and waiting at a zebra crossing, wooden-clad facade and snowy ground under a blue sky. Text: "GUC"; "DEPARTURES".

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