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Chicago Department of Aviation / O’Hare Airport Terminal 5 Expansion
Muller & Muller (M2), in conjunction with HOK and T.Y.Lin International (TYLI) has embarked upon the design of a major expansion and modernization of Terminal 5 at O’Hare International Airport. The 300,000 SF expansion will add eight new gates, new lounges, new concessions/retail, reworked baggage handling systems, enhanced customs and border patrol processing, and expanded TSA check points. Further, the entire Terminal is being re-planned to accommodate flexibility in operating both international and domestic flights.  
Chicago Department of Aviation
O’Hare Airport Terminal 5 Expansion

Midway Airport Security Bridge Expansion

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Chicago Department of Aviation / Midway Airport Security Checkpoint Expansion
This 80,000 square foot expansion, lead by M2, is centered over Cicero Avenue, and connects the Air-side Terminal Building to the Land-side Terminal Building. The expansion vastly improves the circulation and reduces waiting times during peak periods.  The centrally located checkpoint accommodates up to 26 full-equipped security lanes, and includes a greatly expanded queue space.  Expansion further rationalizes pedestrian flow by segregating entering and exiting passengers and providing a dedicated employee entrance.  Expanded retail opportunities are also created. The Checkpoint creates a natural gateway for passengers departing on their journeys or for visitors arriving to Chicago.  The physical location of the Checkpoint, over Cicero Avenue also creates a gateway for passengers arriving by vehicles (and for vehicles passing through).
Chicago Department of Aviation
Midway Airport Security Checkpoint Expansion
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport / Gate Lounge of the Future
M2 is providing complete architectural design services for the new DFW Gate Lounge of the Future project. This new concept replaces traditional seating, information displays, and elements with interactive, digital features that offer unique experiences. Sculptural seating elements, and a unique, interactive pavilion structure seamlessly integrate technology with architectural elements. Digital surfaces offer interactive content that can be adapted to assist the boarding process as well as providing curated digital content featuring scenes from the Dallas Fort Worth area and international destinations. This novel approach to the gate area blurs the traditional lines between the “hold room” space and the rest of the terminal by seamlessly weaving together experiential elements and concessions opportunities with traditional gate area amenities.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
Gate Lounge of the Future
O'Hare Fuel Company / O’Hare Truck Rack Facility
M2 is providing full architectural services for the design of a new truck garage within a new truck fueling facility in the O’Hare Airfield. The 3,000 SF garage includes two vehicle bays which can accommodate 5,000 gallon VAC truck as well as support spaces with restrooms, a waiting area, and a controls room for the facility. The garage is designed for durability, security, and ease of maintenance with a modern aesthetic.
O'Hare Fuel Company
O’Hare Truck Rack Facility
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport / K-9 & Bomb Squad Training Facility
M2 is providing complete architectural design services for a new 15,000 SF K-9 and Bomb Squad Training Facility to be located in the DFW’s Southwest Campus. The new facility will include dog kennels, dog runs, a dog training area, veterinarian space, an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) room, office space and locker rooms. The facility will also include pull-though apparatus bays for four specialized police vehicles and an additional area to store and repair robotic devices. The saw-tooth roof design allows for natural light and ventilation to infiltrate the apparatus bays and the administration areas of the facility. The south-facing pitch of the roofing components provide for ideal location for photo-voltaic panels, which will greatly contribute to DFW’s net-zero goal.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
K-9 & Bomb Squad Training Facility
Chicago Department of Aviation / O’Hare Airport Terminal 5 Roof Replacement
We provided full architectural services for the removal and replacement of the roof at O’Hare International Airport’s Terminal 5 building. The existing 391,841 square feet roof system was removed and recycled, as were the existing pavers, while the majority of the roof insulation was reused. A sheet metal flashing roof was installed, and additionally 2012 square feet of the Terminal 5 roof has been converted into a Green Roof, with a fully adhered PVC roof system.
Chicago Department of Aviation
O’Hare Airport Terminal 5 Roof Replacement
Chicago Department of Aviation / Midway Airport Parking + Pedway Expansion
Muller & Muller, Ltd (M2) has been retained by Jacobs Engineering to provide Architectural Services for a major 1,400 parking space expansion of the main parking facility at Midway Airport. M2’s scope of work includes the development of design documents of a half mile pedway that runs through the garage and connects to CTA’s Orange Line Station. The design of this highly trafficked pedestrian corridor includes opportunities to strengthen the identity of Midway as a world class airport, while simultaneously complimenting the existing airport architecture. This project further creates an opportunity to clarify pedestrian circulation and to extend the “front door” of the airport to CTA Station, creating a seamless and unified experience for regular commuters and visitors alike. M2’s…
Chicago Department of Aviation
Midway Airport Parking + Pedway Expansion

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Chicago Department of Aviation / O’Hare Airport Maintenance Complex Expansion
Muller2 provided full architectural services for the expansion of the O’Hare Airport Maintenance Complex (AMC). Services included site evaluation, as well as the design of an 88,000 square foot building addition, expanded parking areas, code compliant upgrades, and renovations and improvements to existing buildings. The expansion and renovation house the vast array of airport vehicles including large snow removal equipment needing long structural spans to accommodate large turning movements inside the building. The facility features a variety of sustainable practices including high efficiency lighting, recycled aggregates for fill, low VOC coatings, paints, and sealants, and a building energy management system.
Chicago Department of Aviation
O’Hare Airport Maintenance Complex Expansion