Phoenix Sky Train, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport

The Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is in the midst of a massive, estimated $1.58 billion project to introduce an automated train/people mover to its facility. For the initial phase of the project, architectural firm HOK of Culver City was tasked with designing four stations–a remote station that connects to the METRO light rail system, a station that connects to a separate parking area, and stations in Terminals 3 and 4.

HOK specified Forms+Surfaces’ LEVELe Wall Cladding System to cover over 25,000 square feet of surface space in the airport, including a 300-foot-long feature wall. The airport’s facilities group approved the use of the Dallas pattern, as well as our High Durability Sandstone finish, on the stainless steel panels because both are excellent at hiding fingerprints – a huge plus for such a high-use public space.

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