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Airport Retail16 September 20252 min read

Structural Engineering at Liverpool John Lennon Airport: Aspire Executive Lounge

MJC supported the new Aspire Executive Lounge at Liverpool John Lennon Airport with structural input for a premium, high-footfall terminal environment.

MJ Consulting Engineers was pleased to support the development of the Aspire Executive Lounge at Liverpool John Lennon Airport. The project adds a premium passenger experience within a live terminal environment, where structure, services and fit-out requirements must work cleanly together.

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  • Terminal fit-out constraints
  • Landlord, operator and contractor coordination
  • Structural checks that keep concessions buildable

Structural engineering for airport lounges

Airport lounges are more than interiors. They need to integrate safely with the existing terminal fabric, support new layouts and services, and accommodate high passenger footfall without disrupting airport operations.

  • Assessment of the existing structure.
  • Structural modifications for the new lounge layout.
  • Load checks for facilities, finishes and service zones.
  • Coordination with contractors and project teams during the fit-out.

Supporting the passenger experience

The Aspire Executive Lounge is designed to feel calm, comfortable and premium. Structural engineering underpins that experience by enabling the layout, finishes and service infrastructure to be delivered safely and practically.

Airport retail and concession expertise

This project builds on MJC's wider airport portfolio, including concessions, hospitality spaces and retail units across UK terminals. Our role is to help design teams achieve ambitious passenger environments while protecting safety, programme and operational continuity.

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