Work is progressing on LAMP (Landslide Access Modernization Program) at LAX. The Consolidated Rent-A-Car (ConRAC) facility is wrapping up on the structural concrete pouring phase. When completed, 6.4-million-square-foot complex will have space for 18,000 vehicles, making it the largest parking structure in the world.
A new headhouse for Terminals 2 and 3 is set to open April 20th at LAX. A ribbon cutting was held March 29th. It is the first phase of a $2.3 billion modernization of the facilities. It will include new ticketing lobbies and baggage claim areas, a consolidated Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoint, and a Delta Sky Club.
8521 South Sepulveda Boulevard has topped out, in Westchester. Caladan Investments is behind the new development, which maximizes the square footage of an “L” shaped lot that encompasses a gas station. The location is only a few blocks from Los Angeles International Airport.
The Automated People Mover (AMP) is now over 87 percent complete at Los Angeles International Airport. A major milestone was recently reached when the segment over Century Boulevard, one of the busiest streets in the city, was installed over the course of four months. The improvement will make progress more recognizable, and change the skyline of the superstructure.
A new milestone has been reached for the LAX upgrade. The pedestrian bridge connecting Terminal 1 to the Automated People Mover Station has been successfully installed over World Way. Earlier in the month, 209,500 pounds of steel were placed, over the course of four nights, to complete the project.
