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Gentilhomme Studio’s digital art installations at Terminal C at Orlando International Airport, which opened in fall 2022, USA. The design team created hours of original content, using advanced CGI, machine learning, live action, and immersive underwater filmmaking
Expected to open in 10 years, BIG in coopration with HOK designed the new Dock A in Zurich, Switzerland – will be the next milestone in the airport’s expansion of the immigration hall
Ashley Halliday Architects’ design of Mount Gambier Regional Air Terminal creates a connection and experience with the Limestone Coast region of Wandilo, South Australia
The Kangaroo Island Air Terminal building is more than a state-of-the–art regional air transport hub, in South Australia, it is a world-class cultural venue designed by Ashley Halliday Architects
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Architects‘ Seattle-Tacoma Airport IFA is the most complex building in SEA’s 70+ year history, the building expands capacity and speeds up the international arrivals
M+R interior architecture won the assignment for The Chagall Business Lounge design after an international competition, it is located in Sheremetyevo International Airport Moscow
Designed by M+R interior architecture, the El Lissitzky Business Lounge in Moscow is like a large hotel lobby. It’s all about hospitality, atmosphere, comfort, experience and well-being
The Circle Zurich Airport: inside the new boomerang-shaped building is 80,000 sqm of greenery, coupled with what is being coined as a ‘micro-city’ – futuristic office space and marketplaces to dining and cultural options
Designed by ZHA, Beijing Daxing International Airport is a cool new airport in the Daxing district 46km south of the city centre (20 minutes by express train).
Nordic’s winning concept for the Chongqing Jiangbei International Terminal 3B, China, interior integrates elements of wellbeing with engaging programmes and experiences
Samarkand International Airport is Uzbekistan’s second busiest airport. Existing airport facilities, first built in 1967, did not meet modern international standards nor increased visitor levels
