Airport Hangars & Museums
Pima Air & Space Museum, Hangar #5, Tucson, AZ
27,000 Square Feet
35'-0" Low Eave
This museum hangar at Pima Air and Space Museum incorporates a 120' clear span, 3 large overhead doors with swing-away mullions (for changing museum planes), and a support beam for suspending planes
from the roof.
Ascent Aviation Interior, Tucson, AZ
49,000 Square Feet
49'-0" Low Eave
This maintenance hangar was built on an existing site with bi-parting rolling hangar doors and a translucent light band. The building was part of a a quick-turn project, with the entire project from ground break to completed in 6 months.
MedTrans Helicopter Hangar, St. David, AZ
3,000 Square Feet
20'-0" Low Eave
This Medical Helicopter Hangar serves a remote area of Cochise County. Light Transmitting Panels on the upper walls take advantage of natural light, and interior panels to 8' protect the walls from
daily wear and tear. A Horton Stack Door creates a space saving system that can operate even during a power outage.
Spirit of Freedom Hangar, Tucson, AZ
41,000 Square Feet
45'-0" Low Eave Asymmetrical
This hangar was added onto the main hangar, with special procedures as construction occurred while the adjacent hangar was open to the public. A 141' clear span in asymmetrical design creates enough height for the PBR aircraft.
City Airport Hangar, Show Low, AZ
24,300 Square Feet
23'-9" Low Eave
Erect a 270'x90' hangar provided by the General Contractor during winter in high elevations.
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