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MulvannyG2’s design takes its inspiration from an aircraft’s wing. - Submitted photo
MulvannyG2’s design takes its inspiration from an aircraft’s wing.

Bellevue’s MulvannyG2 to design private jet terminal


Dec 13 2008

Galvin Flying Services has chosen Bellevue’s MulvannyG2 Architecture to design a $40 million private business jet terminal at Boeing Field. The project known as Quad 7 is a 9-acre development which includes an executive terminal and seven hangars housing up to 25 private corporate jets for Seattle companies.

The 190,000 square foot complex is positioned south of Boeing Field’s King County Terminal on Perimeter Road and will be gated and monitored 24-hours a day.

“The bold wave form that defines the exterior design takes its inspiration from an aircraft wing,” according to Laura Haugk, MulvannyG2 designer. “This visual metaphor creates a feeling of flight.”

The aviation theme is carried into the terminal interior. Wood accents reference a casual Northwest business culture. Each hangar tenant can customize their space from layout to finishes.

The project is scheduled to begin construction early 2009. Ferguson Construction is the general contractor for the project.

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