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Denver International Airport Fabric Roof Design

by James H. Bradburn, C.W. Fentress J.H. Bradburn and, Associates, Denver, United States,
Horst Berger, C.W. Fentress J.H. Bradburn and, Associates, Denver, United States,
Lee Erdman, C.W. Fentress J.H. Bradburn and, Associates, Denver, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: International Air Transportation: A New International Airport

Abstract:

The design of Denver's Landside Terminal Complex for the new Denver International Airport, called for some far reaching vision coupled with imaginative building technologies. Because of its location, a dash of western spirit of adventure was added. The roof, made of the latest achievements of high technology--glass fiber,polymer coatings, high strength steel, machined stainless steel, and aluminum connections-- together with its glistening white undulations, mimicking the snow capped Rocky mountains to teh west, will become that certain symbol, much like the Eiffel Tower, that identifies Denver as an international port of entry.

Subject Headings: Steel structures | Fabric structures | Roofs | Building design | Steel construction | High-strength steel | Cables | Denver | Colorado | United States | Rocky Mountains

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