DEN Great Hall Project
In July 2018, Denver International Airport (DEN) began its Great Hall Project at the airport’s main Jeppesen Terminal. Its objective is to enhance safety and security, improve passenger flow and increase capacity. When complete, the project will deliver a safer, more efficient Great Hall that serves as a warm welcome to Denver, keeps up with passenger demand, and leaves a lasting impression for all passengers and visitors.
Studio Completiva has supported Stantec on the project as Associate Architect. We, along with our design partners, are tasked with reducing project costs and creating the schedule to ensure the delivery of a successful new terminal. As a mission-based design firm, we see this as an exceptional opportunity to enhance the gateway to our region and advance our region’s connection to the world. By way of the Great Hall Project, we are helping to create opportunities for the people of Denver and Colorado.
The following items Studio Completiva primed or participated in:
Phase 1 items completed:
158,500 square feet of newly renovated space and 31,000 square feet of additional space for the Jeppesen Terminal
Upgraded ticketing areas that include new ticketing kiosks and 86 automated self-bag drop units for a streamlined check-in
Four new restrooms and upgrades to existing restrooms.
Phase 2 items complete:
New Escalators on the east and west side of the Great hall between the 5th and 6th floor
New security lanes and support spaces on the West side of the 6th floor.
A new escalator that takes those cleared by security from the 6th floor to the trains located on the 4th floor.
Installed mass dampers to decrease noise and vibration from the train.
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CLIENT: Denver International Airport
LOCATION: Denver, Colorado
DATE COMPLETE: Ongoing
