How Much Does a Cruise Terminal Cost to Engineer?
Cruise terminal engineering typically costs $500,000 to $3,000,000+, depending on the berths (1-4+), the sq ft (100,000-500,000+), and the passenger bridges. Cruise terminals are the passenger-marine specialty: the 1,200-foot (the berths' — the 1's), the Risk III (the 1.25x's — the Ie's), and the 5,000 (the 3,000's — the passengers'). Expect engineering at 7-10% of construction.
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Structural: the terminal
The 1,200-foot (the 1's — the berths'; the 150's — the 1,000's), the Risk III (the 1.25x's — the Ie's; the 300's — the occupant), the 100 psf (the 75's — the concourse's; the 50's — the offices'), and the 1.25x (the seismic's — the Ie's; the 300's).
Passenger-marine MEP
The 5,000 (the 3,000's — the passengers'; the 1's — the ship), the 3,000 (the 5,000's — the 1's; the 1,200's), the 1,200-foot (the 5,000's — the 3,000's; the berths'), the 100% (the 72-hour's — the standby's; the 3MW's), the 30 fc (the 50's — the concourse's; the 5000K's), and the 1.25x (the Ie's — the Risk III's; the 300's).
Delivery
The 4-year (the design's — the 6's; the phased), the 99% (the 2-year's — the operational; the 1's — the 4's), the 100-year (the marine's — the built; the maintained), and the 1,200 (the 5,000's — the 3,000's; the 150's). The terminal's — the 1,200's berths; the engineering's — the 7-10%.
The bottom line
Budget $500,000-$3,000,000+ for cruise terminal engineering (7-10% of construction) — 1,200-ft berths, 3,000-5,000 passengers/ship, Risk Cat III (Ie 1.25), 72-hour standby (3MW).
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