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Airport Experience Renovation Overview

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The Airport Experience Program is a $70 million renovation campaign that began in 2008 to improve passenger services, airport operations and deliver a dramatic visual makeover of Terminal 1 and Concourses A & C. This is the largest interior renovation project in the Airport’s History.

Terminal 1 was designed by architect Minoru Yamasaki and opened in 1956. The improvements will create a more inviting, brighter and open Airport that still pays tribute to its historic architecture and history. Lambert is now in Phase II of the program which began in early 2011. Concourse improvements include the renovation of all restrooms, new flooring, new ceilings and new lighting.

Terminal 1renovations began in early April. The dramatic makeover in the terminal includes the relocation of the C Concourse checkpoint, new meet/greet areas, updated restrooms, new ticket counters, new Ticket Lobby flooring and higher and brighter ceilings in the lower level and baggage claim. New signage and the introduction of art are also part of the Airport Experience.

Phase I projects already completed include the interior restoration of Terminal 1 domed ceilings, new baggage carousels in Terminal 1 and a complete overhaul of signage on roadways in and out of the Airport.

The Airport Experience Campaign is scheduled to be completed in late fall 2012.

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