Airport/Transit - San Diego International Airport Terminal 1 Replacement Project
To make space for a $2.9-billion terminal inside one of the busiest single-runway airports in the country, 15 buildings had to come down or move The $2.9-billion Terminal 1 replacement project involved removing 15 buildings and relocating utilities from one of the busiest single-runway airports in the country. The most difficult relocation involved the 12-kV loop feeding the airport’s electricity, which was routed through a 15-ft corridor. Phase 1 of the project opened in 2025, covering 1.1 million sq ft across three levels over a partial basement carrying baggage tunnels and screening.
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To make space for a $2.9-billion terminal inside one of the busiest single-runway airports in the country, 15 buildings had to come down or move, and the utilities powering the air traffic control tow... [892 symbols]
