Independent design study
The hangar, reimagined.
A vision for private aviation at New Braunfels National Airport, from the open apron to the way a crew works inside.
Explore the vision
The vision
A working hangar with
room to breathe.
The idea starts with the open door. From the apron, a pilot can see the aircraft, the crew, and a clear path between them. Inside, a broad span leaves room for a Citation Excel or a King Air and the people working around it.
Brushed metal, pale limestone, and a shaded threshold borrow from the Texas landscape. These renderings explore how the hangar could evolve over time.
Interior conceptProposed operations
On the ground.
A renewed facility would give each team a place in the daily rhythm of the hangar.
Hangar management
A single point of coordination for aircraft movements, crew access, and the handoff before departure.
Grounds & maintenance
Dedicated space for equipment and a clear working route between the apron, service areas, and aircraft bays.
Aircraft detailing
A dedicated crew could reset cabins and care for exterior finishes during the windows pilots set between trips.
Airfield information
KBAZNew Braunfels
National Airport.
Terminal
2333 FM 758
New Braunfels, TX 78130
Staffed hours
7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Central, daily
Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas