Greg M. Detmer

Greg Detmer has more than 25 years of architectural experience, with a specialization in airport passenger terminals and other on-airport facilities. Greg's extensive experience includes the analysis of passenger terminal expansions and concessions as well as the evaluation of terminal functional areas and capacities, consolidated rental car facilities, and ground access and parking facilities. He is a registered Architect in Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

Prior Experience:
Greg headed the Boston architecture office of a major transportation infrastructure firm, leading its practice in the Northeast.

For Boston-Logan International Airport, Greg led numerous major projects, including the Terminal E master plan and concept design, Terminal A concept design, and Terminal B expansion and renovation design. He directed several on-call landside planning assignments, including the consolidated rental car facility planning study, the Southwest Airlines service area planning study and master plan, U.S. Postal Service facilities design review, and general aviation terminal planning and design review. He also completed the regional carrier study concept plan.   For T. F. Green Airport (Providence), Greg managed a terminal expansion and renovation planning and design project, as well as a master plan. He also led various other projects, including a security checkpoint study, an explosives detection system (EDS) study, a ticket lobby study, and a concessions study.