Design
The San Ysidro Land Port of Entry is designed to be the port of the future, not only operationally, but also in terms of high-performance buildings. Designed by the award-winning architectural firm, The Miller Hull Partnership, all three phases of the project are targeted to achieve LEED® Platinum certification due to energy efficiency, water conservation strategies, and an integrated design process. Most notably is the potential of achieving net zero energy in all the occupied spaces (the buildings, on a net annualized basis, will provide as much power as they consume), the first facility open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, to achieve this in the United States.
Miller Hull Unveils New Designs [PDF - 228 KB]
Artist's Renderings: The Miller|Hull Partnership, LLP
Click on the thumbnail images below to view larger versions of the renderings as PDFs.
 Artist's rendering of the future San Ysidro Land Port of Entry [PDF - 484 KB] |
 Artist's rendering of the future northbound auto primary inspection facility [PDF - 211 KB] |
 Artist's rendering of the future northbound pedestrian processing building [PDF - 209 KB] |
 Artist's rendering of the future port facility [PDF - 320 KB] |
 Artist's rendering of the future northbound pedestrian processing building [PDF - 247 KB] |
 Artist's rendering of the future northbound auto primary inspection facility [PDF - 205 KB] |
 Artist's rendering of the future northbound auto primary inspection facility [PDF - 239 KB] |
 Artist's rendering of the future northbound pedestrian processing building [PDF - 238 KB] |
 Artist's rendering of the future plaza at the northbound pedestrian building [PDF - 289 KB] |
 Artist's rendering of the future trolley plaza [PDF - 295 KB] |
