© Fabián Dejtiar
Airports require architectural solutions that not only respond to the efficiency of their spaces and circulations – both operational and passenger – but also to their connection with other transport systems and terminals.
Take a look at 10 airports/terminals and their plans and section below.
Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport – Terminal 2 / SOM
© Robert Polidori
via SOM
via SOM
Tom Bradley International Terminal / Fentress Architects
via Fentress Architects
via Fentress Architects
via Fentress Architects
Pulkovo International Airport / Grimshaw Architects + Ramboll + Pascall+Watson
via Grimshaw Architects
via Grimshaw Architects
via Grimshaw Architects
Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport Extension / WHLC Architecture
© Treasure Tolliver
via WHLC Architecture
via WHLC Architecture
Madrid-Barajas Airport Terminal 4 / Estudio Lamela & Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
via Estudio Lamela & Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
via Estudio Lamela & Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
via Estudio Lamela & Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
La Araucanía Airport / Iglesis Arquitectos
© Diego Elgueta
via Iglesis Arquitectos
via Iglesis Arquitectos
Fort McMurray International Airport / office of mcfarlane biggar architects + designers
© Ema Peter
via office of mcfarlane biggar architects + designers
via office of mcfarlane biggar architects + designers
Narita International Airport Terminal 3 / NIKKEN SEKKEI + Ryohin Keikaku + PARTY
© Kenta Hasegawa
via NIKKEN SEKKEI + Ryohin Keikaku + PARTY
via NIKKEN SEKKEI + Ryohin Keikaku + PARTY
Zagreb Airport / Kincl + Neidhardt + Institut IGH
© Josip Škof
via Kincl + Neidhardt + Institut IGH
via Kincl + Neidhardt + Institut IGH
Nuevo Terminal Internacional T2 Aeropuerto Internacional Alfonso Bonilla Aragón / Espacio Colectivo Arquitectos SA + Cuna Arquitectura
© Santiago Robayo
via Espacio Colectivo Arquitectos SA + Cuna Arquitectura
via Espacio Colectivo Arquitectos SA + Cuna Arquitectura