Comfort with a Texlon® ETFE Canopy
The new Terminal C Canopy at Logan Airport improves the traveler experience by providing more weather protection and natural light at the terminal entrance. When you are dropped off under the departure canopy, you don’t have to worry about being rained on.
The canopy features solar panels that will generate enough power to exceed the lighting needs for the curb areas on both levels. Also included is 2,440 m2 of Texlon® ETFE. This allows natural light to pass through while still protecting passengers from inclement weather. The architect Gensler designed the entrance canopy to Terminal C so it had a modern aesthetic. More importantly, it provides sustainability benefits as well.
Client’s Testimonial
Here is what the General Contractor, Skanska, had to say about working with us:
“Skanska wishes to thank and congratulate you and your entire Vector Foiltec team for your outstanding performance in completing the ETFE fabric canopy installation at Logan Airport Terminal C, in Boston MA. The canopy installed by Vector Foiltec not only provides an aesthetically pleasing addition in front of the house at Terminal C building but also offers engineering benefits due to the lightweight nature of the ETFE system as compared to traditional systems…”. Christopher Cheu, Project Manager.
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Information
| Date | 2022 |
|---|---|
| Location | Boston, Mass |
| Sector | Transport |
| Size | 2,440 m² |
| Structure | Steel |
| Type | Roof |
| Architects | Gensler |
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As experts in small and large-scale projects, we have complete in-house competence. Further, we have an understanding of not only the ETFE system but also the needs of the client.