Ross & Baruzzini Inc. announces it has been selected to provide comprehensive design and consolidation for more than 60 technology systems for the New International Airport of Mexico City (NAICM).
The unique X-shaped, eight-million-square-foot main terminal is set to be the largest airport in Latin America and in its ultimate phase will top Los Angeles International, Chicago O’Hare and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, handling more than 125 million passengers annually. Designed to be the world’s most sustainable airport, the $14 billion USD mega project will be one of the most innovative greenfield airport projects in the Americas, creating a world-class facility that will promote economic growth and job creation in Mexico.
“The Mexico City project is of particular significance in Latin America,” said Michael Zoia, director of aviation – North America. “It will become a key hub for transportation and tourism, providing numerous economic benefits to the region. We are honored to be part of this new vision for Mexico City and look forward to supporting NAICM and the project team for its delivery. The design of the terminal is going to be iconic, with London-based Foster + Partners creating a one of a kind, incredible structure. We look forward to continuing our collaboration as we complete the new international airport in Panama with them.”
