General Contractor:  Messer

Consultants:   Civil: Barge Cauthen & Associates, Jeff Hooper, 615.356.9911, dmsola@bargecauthen.com
Landscape: Hawkins Partners, Will Marth, 615.255.5218, w.marth@hawkinspartners.com
Structural: Logan Patri Engineering, Rao Patri, 615.726.2902x2, rpatri@loganpatriengineering.com
Structural: EMC, Mark Savage, 629.203.6058, savage@emcnashville.com
MEP: I.C. Thomasson Associates, Inc., Kirk Jennings, 615.346.3513, kjennings@icthomasson.com
Interiors: Feltus Hawkins, Marjorie feltus, mfeltus@fhdesign.com, mfeltus@fhdesign.com
LEED consultant: TLC, Cory Duggin, 615.346.1939, cory.duggin@tlc-eng.com
Lighting Consultant: CD+M Lighting Design Group, Carrie Walker, 404.522.9911 ex 224, cwalk@cdmlight.com
Contractor: Messer, Jeff Banta, 615. 521.9003, jbanta@messer.com
Low Voltage: Arora, Jason Shevrin, 610.459.7900, jshevrin@aroraengineers.com
Parking Consultant: THP, David Marshall, 513.241.3222, dmarshall@thpltd.com

Photography Credits: 

1 - The view from the terminal of the garage and administration building at night, Photo by Rick Smith.
2 - BNA Vision site plan, section, aerial view, and enlarged plaza plan. Phot by Aerial Innovations. Graphics by Moody Nolan.
3 - Views from the top and bottom of the garage helix ramp. Photos by Rick Smith. Graphics by Moody Nolan.
4 - The public plaza on top of the garage connects the garage to the airport terminal and provides moments of respite for travelers and employees alike. Photo by Rick Smith.
5 - Illuminated by a cove light at night, the overhead canopy connects the garage and terminal with a covered walkway. Photo by Rick Smith.
6 - The garage is structurally planned to incorporate a future light rail station. Photo by Rick Smith. Graphics by Moody Nolan.
7 - The colorful, tile mosaic “Flights of Fantasy” playground was relocated to the plaza level, providing an outdoor space for families. Photo by Rick Smith.
8 - The plaza incorporates corner stones from the previous 1937 airport, Berry Field Nashville. Photo by Rick Smith. Historic photo from MNAA.
9 - The Electrochromic glass facade tints with the time of day and location of the sun to reduce solar glare and heat gain for all-day occupant comfort. Photo by Rick Smith. Graphic by Sage glass.
10 - Designed to mimic a runway, linear light fixtures direct employees to entry alcoves that house human resources, the executive conference room, a boardroom, and elevator lobby. Photo by Rick Smith.
11 - Located just outside the boardroom, the pre-function space serves as a gathering lounge for press and media conferences. Photo by Rick Smith.
12 - The executive conference rooms are designed to support collaboration in a private environment. Photos by Rick Smith.
13 - Inspired by the concept of air, the open tread staircase promotes physical activity and visual connection between levels. Photo by Rick Smith. Graphic by Moody Nolan.
14 - he breakroom is situated in the corner of the top level of the building, maximizing views of the airport. Second image shows an executive office. Photos by Rick Smith.
15 - Perforated metal screens and precast concrete fins create movement on the façade while maximizing natural light. Photo by Rick Smith.