Practice leader brings strategic, program and client leadership to support growth in aviation architecture
BOSTON (Jan. 23, 2026) – Jonathan Rushmore, AIA, NCARB, has joined HNTB as national aviation architecture market leader. In this role, Rushmore will help guide the growth and strategic direction of the firm’s aviation architecture practice, partnering with clients nationwide to advance major aviation programs from early visioning through delivery.
With more than 25 years of experience, Rushmore has worked on some of North America’s most complex aviation and transportation programs. His work includes leading major aviation projects and terminal modernization efforts at large hub airports such as Boston Logan International Airport, Toronto Pearson International Airport, Tampa International Airport, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and other non-hub airports of varying sizes. His experience spans strategy, terminal planning and development, airside, landside and airport support infrastructure, often in active and constrained airport environments.
Rushmore’s background includes leadership roles in mass transit and transportation projects, as well as governmental facilities and international development.
“Jonathan brings a deep understanding of how complex airport programs are planned and delivered over time,” said David López Tomé, HNTB’s national architecture practice leader. “His ability to build trusted relationships and align design vision with delivery rigor strengthens HNTB’s aviation architecture platform and supports the evolving needs of our clients.”
“I’m excited to join HNTB and work alongside teams across the firm to help shape the next chapter of our aviation architecture practice,” Rushmore said. “HNTB’s collaborative, multidisciplinary approach creates a powerful foundation for delivering airport environments that maximize operational performance while creating an elevated passenger experience and delivering long-term value to airport owners and the community.”
HNTB’s national aviation architecture portfolio reflects a deep commitment to collaborative leadership, operational excellence and the evolving experience of air travel. At Orlando International Airport, the firm helped realize Terminal C, a transformative addition that positions Central Florida as a global hub. At Tampa International Airport, HNTB is designing Airside D terminal, expanding capacity while elevating passenger comfort. At Los Angeles International Airport, the firm is delivering terminal enhancements that reimagine circulation and amenities for one of the world’s busiest gateways. Together, these projects and others demonstrate HNTB’s commitment to delivering resilient, high-performing civic spaces.