The Heritage Flight Aviation campus at the Burlington International airport provides state-of-the-art facilities for general aviation aircraft, flight crews and passengers.
The project features a high-performance building envelope and a site that captures and recycles all rainwater. On-site renewable energy generation is achieved with a 10-panel solar thermal system, a 120 panel solar PV array, and a 100kW wind turbine, the first of its kind installed at a U.S. regional airport.
The new building is a model of sustainability for the aviation industry and is the second building of its type to achieve LEED Gold Certification in the United States.
Photos by Westphalen Photography & Susan TeareLEED GOLD CERTIFIED
VERMONT GOVERNOR’S AWARD FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE, 2011
HERTZEL N. PASACHOW ARCHITECTURAL EXCELLENCE AWARD, BURLINGTON BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, 2010
BEST OF THE BEST IN COMMERCIAL DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, NEW CONSTRUCTION MERIT AWARD, EFFICIENCY VERMONT, 2010
Green Building & Design, April 2011
The Burlington Free Press, February 7, 2010
Heritage Aviation – Architecture
Heritage Aviation – Interior Design