Burger King at Bristol Airport
MJC provided structural design for the conversion of an existing Bristol Airport retail unit into a fast-food restaurant with seating and bar facilities.
- Sector
- Airport Retail
- Status
- Delivered
— Pedro Barata
“This was all about adapting an existing space to meet Burger King’s operational needs while keeping pace with an accelerated programme. It’s the balance of precision and speed that makes projects like this work.”
Live terminal, landlord requirements and fit-out interfaces.
Structural Engineer
Calculations, fixing details and hand-back information for approval.
What the brief was — and what we delivered.
MJC provided structural design for the conversion of an existing Bristol Airport retail unit into a fast-food restaurant with seating and bar facilities.
Airport fit-out brief
The project formed part of Bristol Airport's enhanced food and beverage offer. It needed to move quickly, work within a live airport environment and support constant passenger use.
Key considerations
- Adapting the existing unit for kitchen services, bar areas and customer seating.
- Supporting specialist catering equipment and ventilation systems.
- Maintaining clear passenger circulation routes.
- Designing for durability under high daily footfall.
Result
The completed restaurant added dining capacity for passengers while meeting the accelerated programme and structural demands of the terminal setting.
The work, on site.
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