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Houston's $470M Hobby Airport Concourse Extension Reaches for the Stars
For contractor Hensel Phelps, lead designer Corgan and Southwest Airlines program manager William Manning, the $470-million expansion of the west concourse at Houston’s William P. Hobby International Airport means coming full circle
With Hobby’s proximity to the Johnson Space Center, “we used computational design to place a starry sky” motif on the new canopy, he adds. “In terms of sense of place, it’s about Houston.”
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