The FAA’s preferences included that the design have standardized elements to reduce construction and operational costs while allowing for the building to be tailored to local climate and location issues such as very high and very low temperatures, wet and dry environments, and high winds. PAU's standardized yet highly flexible design can adjust the tower height to meet specific airport traffic and sightline requirements, allow for customizable colors and materials to meet the needs of the individual communities, and prioritize the health and wellness of air traffic controllers through its interior systems. Ground-source heating and cooling in some environments.Materials and products free from chemicals known to pose health risks.The adaptable design meets key sustainability requirements including: Recreational Flyers & Modeler Community-Based OrganizationsĪfter a nationwide solicitation, the FAA has selected a sustainable design by Practice for Architecture and Urbanism (PAU) of New York for new airport traffic control towers at many municipal and smaller airports across the United States.Critical Infrastructure & Public Venues.
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