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Automated People Mover System at Toronto Pearson International Airport

2006 , Toronto, Ontario
Design Architect: Airport Architects Canada (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill International Ltd., Adamson Associates Architects, Moshe Safdie Associates Ltd.)
Client: Greater Toronto Airports Authority
Categories: Airports and Transportation
About project
About project

The Automatic People Mover (APM) is a cable-driven train on an elevated guideway that links Terminals 1, Terminal 3, and the reduced rate parking facility.

Adamson, as part of Airport Architects Canada, provided master planning and architectural design services to EarthTech Canada (Architect and Engineer of Record) for the APM Stations at Terminal 1 and 3.

Airport Architects Canada had overall design responsibility, including the design guidelines, for Phase 1 & 2 of Pearson’s New Terminal Development Project. The Automated People Mover is part of this development.

Location: Toronto, Ontario
Design Architect: Airport Architects Canada (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill International Ltd., Adamson Associates Architects, Moshe Safdie Associates Ltd.)
Client: Greater Toronto Airports Authority
Completion: 2006