Port & Maritime Infrastructure

Trevor Pan Architects approaches port projects with the documentation discipline that gets large multi-jurisdictional work permitted and built. The studio coordinates with civil, marine, structural, and security disciplines so the architectural set is buildable on day one.

Engagements range from early-concept master planning to permit-ready documentation for terminal expansions, vehicle inspection canopies, security checkpoints, and maintenance facilities. The practice serves port authorities, terminal operators, and the design-build teams that deliver maritime work.

• Concept and feasibility. Massing studies, terminal arrangement, vehicular and pedestrian flow, and phased build-out strategies for active ports.
• Permit-ready documentation. Architectural sets coordinated with marine, civil, structural, MEP, and security so reviewers receive a single buildable package.
• Multi-jurisdictional code. Experience aligning architectural design with federal, state, and local code regimes that simultaneously govern port and customs work.