• Smithsonian
    Institution
  • Smithsonian
    Journeys
  • Smithsonian
    Store
  • Smithsonian
    Channel
  • goSmithsonian
    Visitors Guide
  • Smithsonian
    magazine

AirSpaceMag.com

  • Subscribe
  • Home
  • History of Flight
  • Flight Today
  • Military Aviation
  • Space Exploration
  • Need to Know
  • How Things Work
  • Photos
  • Videos
  • Blogs
  • Air Candy
  • Reader Scrapbook
  • Snapshot
  • Photos

The Airports of Curtis Fentress

The art of the passenger terminal.

  • By The Editors
  • Air & Space magazine, July 2012
«« Previous | 4 of 8 | Next »»

Rendering: Fentress Architects


Los Angeles International Airport is a symbol of the Jet Age. The Fentress-designed Bradley West International Terminal, to be completed in 2014 (artist rendering shown here), is inspired by the rhythmic waves that lap the sands of nearby beaches. A skybridge will eventually link the terminals aboveground, and will allow passengers an unparalleled view of the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Santa Monica Mountains to the east.


«« Previous | 4 of 8 | Next »»



Tweet Digg

 
Comments

Post a Comment


Name: (required)

Email: (required)

Comment:

Comments are moderated, and will not appear until Smithsonian.com has approved them. Smithsonian reserves the right not to post any comments that are unlawful, threatening, offensive, defamatory, invasive of a person's privacy, inappropriate, confidential or proprietary, political messages, product endorsements, or other content that might otherwise violate any laws or policies.



Advertisement


  • Email
  •  
    Tweet

    Article Tools

     
  • Font
  •  
  • Email
  •  
  • Print
  •  
  • Comments
  •  
  • RSS
  •  
           

    Related Topics

    Air Travel

    Most Popular

    • Viewed
    • Emailed
    • Commented
    • Topics
    1. Photo Essay:The Blakesburg Fly-In
    2. Area 51: Origins
    3. Inside a Flying Fortress
    4. The Navy Gets a Panther
    5. The World's Best Pickup Truck
    6. Inside the Enola Gay
    7. The Gosh of Oshkosh
    8. Desert Training
    9. Haunted Airfields
    10. And the Oscar Goes to... the Airplane!
    1. Alaska and the Airplane
    1. Area 51: Origins
    2. Inside a Flying Fortress
    3. Bush Pilot Hall of Fame
    1. Fighters
    2. Bombers
    3. Experimental Aircraft
    4. Aerospace Inventions
    5. Vietnam War
    6. Lighter Than Air Aircraft
    7. 21st Century Aviation
    8. Air Racing
    9. Military Aviators
    10. Airplane Restoration
    11. Early Flight

    View All Most Popular »

    Follow Us

    Air & Space Magazine
    @airspacemag
    Follow Air & Space Magazine on Twitter

    Sign up for regular email updates from Smithsonian.com, including daily newsletters and special offers.

    Advertisement


    View full archiveRecent Issues


    • Jul 2013


    • May 2013


    • Mar 2013

    Newsletter

    Sign up for regular email updates from Air & Space magazine, including free newsletters, special offers and current news updates.

    Subscribe Now

    About Us

    Air & Space/Smithsonian magazine has been delighting aerospace enthusiasts with the best writing about their favorite subject since April 1986. As an adjunct of the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum, Air & Space matches the grand scope of the Museum, encompassing every era of aviation and space exploration. With stories that range from the Wright Brothers to the design of NASA's next lunar lander, Air & Space emphasizes the human stories as well as the technology of aviation and spaceflight.

    Explore our Brands

    • goSmithsonian.com
    • Smithsonian Air & Space Museum
    • Smithsonian Student Travel
    • Smithsonian Catalogue
    • Smithsonian Journeys
    • Smithsonian Channel
    • About Air & Space
    • Contact Us
    • Advertising
    • Subscribe
    • RSS
    • Topics
    • Member Services
    • Copyright
    • Site Map
    • Privacy Policy
    • Ad Choices

    Smithsonian Institution