LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal Interior Renovation

Los Angeles, California
United States

The 515,000 SF renovation creates a contemporary look for the 26-year old terminal, and according to the LA Daily News, “one of the notable differences is better lighting”. HLB’s work consisted of improved illumination for the check-in areas, boarding gates, arrival lobbies, concourses, and apron, as well as the baggage claim and customs and border protection areas. This project was the first at LAX to incorporate LEED standards and is the first U.S. airport terminal renovation project to receive LEED Silver certification. Contributing to these sustainability goals, lighting control systems were revamped and occupancy sensors installed throughout.

In the arrivals corridor, energy-efficient, long-life linear fluorescent luminaires create a subtle water effect. Goals for the customs and border protection area included providing a comfortable and non-intrusive experience for travelers, while at the same time achieving the appropriate light levels required for the task of inspection.

• Architectural Lighting
• Aviation