Hollywood Burbank Airport invites the community to once again participate in an interactive and iterative dialogue, known as a charrette process, with representatives from the Airport. This workshop will be held at Castaway Burbank, 1250 E. Harvard Rd., Burbank, CA 91501, September 4 from 6 - 9 p.m. It is the fifth of six public charrette workshops that the Airport is holding in Burbank.
More than 400 community members have participated in-person and several more have shared their feedback through an online charrette workshop. Their continued feedback is extremely important to the Airport.
The fifth charrette workshop will focus on: interior and exterior color palettes; universal design that is accessible to all people, regardless of age, disability or other factors; and a cumulative review of information gathered from previous workshops. The workshop will begin with a presentation followed by a series of interactive workshops to collect community ideas for the design of the 14-gate replacement passenger terminal.
Participants are encouraged to stay for the duration of the charrette workshop. Attendees can RSVP at charrettesworkshops@gmail.com. Complimentary valet or self-parking is available. American Sign Language interpretation and translation services for Spanish and Armenian speakers will be available.
All members of the community with an interest in the design of the 14-gate replacement passenger terminal are encouraged to attend. Hollywood Burbank Airport has also created an online version of the design charrette workshop so community members can participate should they not be able to attend in person.
For more information about the Replacement Terminal project, visit burreplacementterminal.com.