High-Capacity Solutions: SFO Long Term Parking Garage with Architectural Precast Panels

The SFO Long Term Parking Garage, located in South San Francisco, CA, is a premier parking facility designed to accommodate the high demand for long-term parking at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). Designed by Joseph Chow & Associates, Inc. and built by Tutor Saliba, this project utilizes advanced Architectural Precast panels to create a robust, functional, and visually appealing structure. These panels ensure long-term durability and minimal maintenance, essential for a high-traffic facility like an airport parking garage.

Architectural Precast panels, meticulously crafted in Willis Construction’s production plant, form the foundation of the SFO Long Term Parking Garage. These panels provide exceptional structural integrity while enhancing the visual appeal of the facility. The decision to use precast concrete was driven by its ability to withstand the rigors of daily use and its sleek, modern appearance, which complements the airport’s infrastructure.

Designed to efficiently accommodate a large number of vehicles, the parking garage features innovative design elements that optimize both functionality and aesthetics. The use of Architectural Precast panels facilitated faster construction times and reduced on-site labor, resulting in significant cost savings. Additionally, the panels’ high durability and resistance to weathering ensure that the structure will maintain its pristine condition over time, providing reliable service to travelers.

The successful completion of the SFO Long Term Parking Garage project involved close collaboration between Joseph Chow & Associates, Inc., Tutor Saliba, and Willis Construction. Detailed planning and precise execution ensured that the precast panels met all design and structural requirements, resulting in a parking facility that not only serves its practical purpose but also stands as a testament to the innovative use of Architectural Precast concrete in large-scale infrastructure projects.