Starbucks Shop Outfit Heathrow T2
MJC provided full structural consultancy for a new Starbucks outlet at London Heathrow Terminal 2.
- Sector
- Airport Retail
- Status
- Delivered
— Pedro Barata
“Working in a live terminal like Heathrow means everything has to be right first time. Our focus was on making sure the structure supported the layout, equipment, and services - without slowing down the build.”
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 full structural consultancy for a new Starbucks outlet at London Heathrow Terminal 2.
Challenge
The fit-out required coordination of structure, services and interior design within a compact live terminal unit. Ceiling-mounted lighting, equipment, MEP and HVAC all needed structural support without affecting passenger flow.
MJC's role
- Coordination with interior design and fit-out teams.
- Calculations for fixed equipment and ceiling loads.
- Documentation and reporting for Heathrow approvals.
- On-site support during installation and final inspections.
Outcome
The completed store meets brand and operational requirements, with the structure supporting the layout, equipment and services in a high-traffic environment.
The work, on site.
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