Millar Design + Management (MD+M) has completed its role in the first phase of Leeds Bradford Airport’s £100 million terminal expansion. The project forms part of the airport’s wider LBA:Regen development, designed to modernise facilities and increase capacity.
Phase 1 included a 102,250 sq ft, three-storey arrivals terminal featuring additional seating, an expanded baggage reclaim area, new retail and dining outlets, and improved accessibility for passengers with restricted mobility.
MD+M acted as lead designer, architectural and interior designer, and project manager, and provided mechanical, electrical, structural, and fire engineering services throughout the project, which began in 2019.
The next phase will focus on refurbishing the existing 1968 terminal building while maintaining full airport operations. Upgrades will cover terminal capacity, retail space, passenger seating, and baggage handling. Completion is targeted for late 2026.
Once both phases are complete, Leeds Bradford Airport is expected to handle up to seven million passengers annually. The redevelopment is a central part of the airport’s long-term Vision 2030 growth strategy, aimed at enhancing regional connectivity and supporting economic development in West Yorkshire.
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