Mission Style Clock Woodworking Plans

All About the New Airport

Source: SBA

The new Santa Barbara Airport Airline Terminal is nearing completion and is expected to become fully operational in mid-summer. The $63 million project also includes a new aircraft parking ramp, a new airline terminal building including site preparation and soil stabilization, relocation and rehabilitation of the 1942 portion of the existing terminal, a new short term parking lot and roadway. The new 72,000 square foot terminal was designed in the tradition of the Spanish Colonial Revival architectural style which defines the City of Santa Barbara's local culture and sense of place.

In the next phase of construction the existing terminal additions will be removed from the original 7,000 square foot 1942 building and it will be relocated to and refurbished at the site of the new terminal. The building was designed by HNTB Inc., a nationally recognized aviation design firm, in collaboration with Santa Barbara's PMSM Architects. Guiding the design team through out the process was a special project subcommittee composed of representative members of each of the City's review boards and commissions.

Issues resolved by the new airline terminal include overcrowding, long lines and congested waiting areas for passengers; inefficient airline operations due to insufficient space; deteriorating and outdated infrastructure, such as constrained electrical; and added security equipment.

The new terminal consolidates services and operations which are now housed in outlying buildings such as airline offices, rental car facilities, concession storage space and TSA offices. Having all services under one roof means greater efficiency and convenience for passengers. Airport Patrol and parking lot operations will be housed in the 1942 terminal when it's refurbished and completed next year. Restoration of the original terminal and completion of the frontage road improvements and short term parking lot, directly across from the new terminal, will commence once the new building opens. As with construction of the new terminal building there will be no interruptions to flight operations during the final phase of the project due to the construction.

Grand Opening Events:

Events for the new terminal will take place this month prior to the building opening for business so visitors are able to access all the public areas of the terminal without the need for a boarding pass.

Mission Grandfather Clock Woodworking Paper Plan, Build Your Own ...

This is our hallmark clock plan in the tradition of the Mission Style Furniture that we are so well known for. This is a reflection of the prairie style, flat top clock that Stickley made so famous. The consrtuction is white oak and the moldings are available at local suppliers. We detail a source of supply for the clock movement and the dial face in our instructions and the plan. The wood and material must be purchased at your local lumber supply company; we only supply the woodworking plan and instruction booklet to build the project. Our plan and instructions ensure a perfect completed project!!….. Special Price Offer !