Hubert H. Humphrey Terminal
- Location: St. Paul, MN
- Architect: Miller Dunwiddie
- Client: Metropolitan Airports Commission
Project Highlights
- Cast-in-place concrete
- Cantilevers and long spans
Overview
The two-story terminal building includes 12 gates, ticketing, and baggage claim and is primarily framed using cast-in-place concrete. The floor and roof decks were built using a wide-module pan and joist system. Although most of the structure was designed utilizing mild steel reinforcing, there are a number of cantilevered floor beams and long-span roof beams in the ticketing lobby area that were reinforced with post-tensioning tendons. The high bay concourse roof framing and expansive mechanical penthouses are structural steel. A 16-gate expansion is currently under design.
