A 60,000-square-foot regional terminal demonstrates mass timber's potential for place-making in aviation design Monterey Regional Airport's new terminal building represents a masterful integration of mass timber construction with California's Central Coast identity, demonstrating how airports can use innovative materials to celebrate their regional character authentically. The 60,000-square-foot, five-gate facility showcases mass timber's potential as a […]
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