The Portland Jetport expansion incorporated a sustainable design program with lasting financial benefits. By highlighting natural materials – real wood beams for the ceiling and roof, with steel supports recalling Maine’s shipping history – the Jetport retains a warm glow and roots in its own context. The renovations include a single security check-point, new in-line baggage screening system, and connection to the pre-existing terminal – all constructed while maintaining full operation. The transformed passenger experience is complete with clear sightlines, multiple overlooks, and a cohesive, natural character.

Prefix (then known as Spectrum) was hired by Turner to model and coordinate Structure and MEP systems, while the architecture was modeled by Gensler.