Aviation
Confidential Corporate Hangar
Designed for a confidential client, this 27,000 SF build-to-suit corporate aircraft hangar in Salt Lake City, Utah, pairs a pre-engineered metal building with a 185' clear span and 29'3" clear height with 5,100 SF of office and storage space.
[Salt Lake City, UT]
Design a Hangar Built for Corporate Aviation and Site Security
This confidential client needed a build-to-suit corporate hangar engineered to a 185' clear span, coordinated with Salt Lake City Department of Airports authorities for site security and access, and designed to meet the seismic requirements of a Class D site.
Structural Design Built for Clear-Span Capacity
As structural engineers, we designed the pre-engineered metal building's structural system to deliver a 185' clear span and 29'3" clear height, engineered to meet the seismic requirements of a Class D site. Our structural design also supported the facility's 5,100 SF office and storage build-out, the 3,000 SF carport, and the infrastructure needed for de-ionized water distribution, aviation-specific power receptacles, in-floor potable water supply, and sewer dump access.
A Fully Coordinated Home for Corporate Aviation
The completed hangar gives this confidential client a build-to-suit facility engineered for the specific demands of corporate aviation, from clear-span capacity to airport-coordinated site security, all delivered through one fully coordinated design.
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