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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Commercial Area in San Jose del Cabo Airport, Mexico by sanzpont [arquitectura]

 
November 21st, 2013 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: sanzpont [arquitectura]

AeroShops: Commercial Area inside the Airport.

The recognized Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico with a total of 12 airports in Mexico selected the architecture and design firm sanzpont [arquitectura] to carry out the project for the Commercial Area of its new International Terminal at San Jose del Cabo with a total of 7,500 m2.

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

  • Architects: sanzpont [arquitectura]
  • Project: Commercial Area
  • Location: San Jose del Cabo Airport, Mexico
  • Photography: Arq. Victor Sanz Pont
  • Status: Built.
  • Year: 2013.
  • Architectural & Design Project: sanzpont [arquitectura], Arq. Victor Sanz Pont, Arq. Sergio Sanz Pont, Arq. Tania Cota, Jose Miguel Cano, Arq. Erika Martinez, Arq. Claudia Kauil Xix, Eder Jafet Hernández, Elizabeth Valencia, Melissa Chávez, DI. Oscar Sanz Pont, Gerard Delgado
  • Graphic Design & Branding: LDG. Miguel Angel Mendez + sanzpont [arquitectura]
  • MEP Engineering: Edificaciones Arbibe, Ing. Bierge
  • Software used: Revit, 3dsmax.

Construction Team:

  • Commercial Premises Construction & VIP Lounge: Gran Visión, Bernardo Cristerna, Arq. Osvaldo Castrejon
  • AeroMarket Construction: JAY Construcciones, Jesús Alatorre Yeomans
  • Glass and Aluminium Panels in Commercial Premises & VIP Lounge: Vidriera Calvalum, Martin Armenta
  • Glass and Aluminium Panels in Kioskos: Crisal ARTEKPANEL, Javier A. Garcia Martinez
  • Carpentry: Diseño de Maderas y Mas, Ing. Edgar Angulo
  • Sheet Rock: YETCA, Ing. Mario Martinez

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

The goal with this project is to join the new trend in green design Airports in the world, being the first of its kind in Mexico. The project’s main objective is not only to incorporate shops and services within the terminal but also to make the passenger go through an experience during his instance at the Airport Mall creating a whole Image and Brand identity as part of a business and commercial strategy full of differentiating value and uniqueness.

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

GREEN Airport Design Trend.

The new commercial area at Terminal 2 of San Jose del Cabo Airport incorporates spaces of a greener and more sustainable aeroportuary design value, positioning Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico as a top vanguardist corporation in México.

The design of the Food Court Area was inspired by a Picnic concept surrounded by natural vegetation, the chairs and tables are set on an artificial grass floor, achieving an outdoor environment of relaxation and comfort for passengers.

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

The totality of the commercial area space is lit by natural sunlight thanks to a monumental glass façade facing the runway. This generates significant energy savings in lighting throughout the day and thus creates a more sustainable commercial environment.

The interior space is designed as if it were an outside commercial corridor, trying to create a futuristic urban experience for the passengers by providing enjoyable spaces and consequently a pleasant stay while waiting for their flight.

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

Aerodynamic Vanguard Design.

Since the initial planning phase of the project, a contemporary and homogeneous commercial architectural image was sought. The formal concept is based in aerodynamic design using curved lines that reflect vanguardism and a morphological integration with aeronautical design. Vending spaces are contained by enveloping curves made of white Aluminium Compound Panels. The architects relied on digital design and manufacturing techniques to solve the intrinsically formal and constructional part of the project using BIM software, allowing them to visualize and coordinate all aspects of the construction phase.

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

VIP LOUNGE: Organic Design and Digital Fabrication.

The VIP Waiting Room was designed with an organic and vanguardist cell design concept in mind. The façade is made using a Voronoi type porous skin, which allows privacy in the room without blocking the view to the exterior. The architectural team designed this complex façade by using experimental parametric digital techniques, which solved the 3D formal and structural model of all the support system and its white Aluminum Compound Panel cover, so by these means, all the different and unique pieces are extracted and assembled just like a puzzle.

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

Image Courtesy © Arq. Victor Sanz Pont

Image Courtesy © sanzpont [arquitectura]

Image Courtesy © sanzpont [arquitectura]

Image Courtesy © sanzpont [arquitectura]

Image Courtesy © sanzpont [arquitectura]

Image Courtesy © sanzpont [arquitectura]

Image Courtesy © sanzpont [arquitectura]

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Categories: 3dS Max, Commercial Area, Revit




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