Aviation

The Terminal E Modernization program supports the expansion and renewal of Boston Logan’s primary international terminal to improve passenger experience and operational efficiency. The project includes phased improvements within an active terminal environment, requiring careful coordination of scope, budget, and constructability as design progressed. luis vidal + architects - © Ema Peter

The LAWA ConRAC project delivers a centralized rental car facility serving Los Angeles International Airport, consolidating operations previously dispersed across multiple off-site locations. The approximately 6.4‑million SF facility accommodates more than 18,000 vehicles and includes ready/return, idle storage, maintenance, and employee parking, forming a critical component of LAX’s landside modernization program. PGAL - © Los Angeles World Airports (Rendering)

The Flight Projects Building at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center is a purpose-built facility supporting advanced research, engineering, and mission operations. The approximately 120,000 SF, four-story building includes flexible office space, a mechanical penthouse, and a green roof designed to enhance daylighting and sustainability. Interior layouts utilize removable partitions to allow long-term adaptability as program needs evolve. © NASA / Goddard Space Flight Center

The Central Terminal B redevelopment creates a new central entry portal to LaGuardia Airport, consolidating four previously disconnected terminals into a single, modern facility. The $2.6B project included a new headhouse, concourse, pedestrian bridges, and a central heating and refrigeration plant, significantly improving passenger flow and operational efficiency. HOK - © David, Simply Aviation (CC BY 4.0)

The International Terminal project supports ongoing modernization of SFO’s secure airside facilities to enhance passenger processing and boarding operations. The work included reconfiguration of TSA screening areas, boarding gates, restrooms, and retail spaces, delivered within an active terminal environment. SOM – © King of Hearts (CC BY‑SA 4.0)

Dharam is providing comprehensive cost estimating services for more than 200 projects over a six‑year period, supporting all design disciplines. Estimates range from early conceptual studies through construction document–level detail, covering everything from large‑scale terminal renovation programs to small charging‑station installations for TUG equipment. Project delivery methods include hard bid, GCCM, and design‑build. Miller Hull Partnership – © Port of Seattle (Rendering)

This project is an 8‑gate, $280M expansion to the Midfield Satellite Concourse South at LAX, delivered within an active and secure airfield environment. Pandemic‑related labor and supply chain disruptions prompted evaluation of alternative construction strategies, including traditional in‑situ delivery and an offsite, partially prefabricated approach to reduce on‑site duration and airfield impacts. Woods Bagot – © EEJCC (CC BY‑SA 4.0)

The 265,000 SF expansion of the North Main Terminal modernized passenger processing and airline operations while enhancing overall circulation and traveler experience. The project included screening areas, TSA and United Airlines facilities, club lounges, and central Massport spaces, along with baggage handling upgrades to support operational changes. Significant infrastructure improvements included full MEP system replacement, façade and entrance enhancements, and upgraded flight information and building systems. AECOM - © Vmxp25 (CC BY‑SA 4.0)