John wayne airport lounges
Airport lounges serve as the first stop in a passenger's journey, turning stress and anxiety into a relaxing experience. From seating and finishes to lighting and amenities, the challenge was to shape the lounge experience to embody Orange County’s culture, the airport’s superior service, and its push for sustainability. Designs balance history with modernity, capturing the essence of the local community while embracing current material trends.
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Environmental Design
Color, Material + Finish
The Water LoungeThis lounge is inspired by Orange County’s world-class beaches. As the ultimate getaway for anybody looking to unwind, this lounge gives guests one last opportunity to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere before they depart.
Following the airport’s initiatives towards a sustainable future, this lounge qualifies for LEED certification. From wallpaper made from recycled paper, furniture made from natural wood, seating fabric made from vegan leather, to low VOC paint, this lounge is about 80% sustainable.
The AIR LoungeThis lounge is inspired by the influence that skate culture has on Orange County’s population. Vans-wearers and business travelers alike are brought together through skate, arts, and fashion culture. This lounge amalgamates luxury and the carefree energy of locals, welcoming everybody.
Following the airport’s initiatives towards a sustainable future, this lounge qualifies for LEED certification. From wallpaper made from recycled content, tabletops made from upcycled skate wood, to low VOC paint, this lounge is about 75% sustainable.
The earth LoungeThis lounge is inspired by the citrus groves that once covered Orange County and reigned supreme in the county’s economy. Today, only 76 acres of orange groves remain, but their legacy lives on through this lounge.
Following the airport’s initiatives towards a sustainable future, this lounge qualifies for LEED certification. From wallpaper made from recycled content, tabletops made from pudding and orange peels, seating fabric made from repurposed water bottles, to low VOC paint, this lounge is about 80% sustainable.
