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Fairfield Multimodal Transportation Center
Fairfield, Calif.
Gordon H Chong & Partners

Aesthetic beauty combines with function in a transportation center


© David Wakely

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A new transfer hub for buses as well as a facility for car- and van-pools now occupies a five-acre site off of the city’s congested Interstate 80.

The structure’s 400-stall parking area contains a telecommuting center, an 11,000-square-foot office building for Fairfield-Suisun Transit, and 10 covered bus bays. Planned retail includes a newsstand and coffee/flower shop.

Photovoltaic cells on the parking structure power the facility's electric vehicle charging ports. Daylighting and low-maintenance landscaping both beautify and reduce noise and heat. Landscaping that utilizes drought-tolerant foliage mitigates highway noise, radiant heat, and storm water runoff.

Formal name of Project:
Fairfield Multimodal Transportation Center

Location:
Fairfield, Calif.

Gross square footage:
141,500 sq ft

Total construction cost:
$10.4 million

Owner:
City of Fairfield

Architect:
Gordon H Chong & Partners
130 Sutter St. Suite 300
San Francisco, CA 94104

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