Business View Magazine | November 2020

174 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE NOVEMBER 2020 and a beer; or, if you’re flying commercially, you can go to the airside and order a hamburger and a beer in there, as well.” Located in an active industrial park, the new terminal design will respond aesthetically with aspirations of continued upward progress. Designed with floating channel glass over a precast base, it will allow translucent daylight to flood the terminal, providing a contemporary and impressive interior user experience. Interior wood and natural finishes provide warmth and reflect the outdoor beauty of the Watertown area. Lighting the channel glass from within will produce a glowing box at night, creating a unique sense of arrival – regardless if users are arriving via the newly designed vehicle approach and drop-off, or by air. The design collaboration of COOP Architecture and Mead & Hunt worked closely with the City of Watertown and the ATY Airport Board. “Also, on the list of projects is completion of a new taxiway to create a full parallel taxiway