Sep. 16, 2020
BNA’s Concourse D: A 115,000-Square-Foot Model of Sustainability
BNA’s new Concourse D is not just a place to catch your flight. It’s a LEED-registered project and a 115,000-square-foot model of sustainable design, construction and operation.
Concourse D, which opened in July 2020 with the certification goal of LEED Silver, features six domestic aircraft gates and a variety of sustainable features including energy efficient, programmable lighting, water-conserving restroom facilities, electrochromic glass, a modernized central utility plant for heating and cooling the terminal, recycling receptacles, architectural design that provides natural light and compelling views, public art installations that enhance the passenger experience and more.
Design architect: Corgan
Design-build team: Hensel Phelps and Fentress Architects
▶️ Watch the Concourse D sustainability video
Click here for the Concourse D sustainability fact sheet
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