Archive for the ‘Terminal’ Category
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2015
Article source: APOLLO Architects & Associates Co., Ltd
The site is located at Aoyama in Minato ward, which is an area residential and commercial uses are mixed in Tokyo. The client couple sought to build a housing complex on the back lot of a dead end street, and earn their livings by renting a part of it. The plan was to provide an office for rent on the basement floor and a part of the first floor. The residential space for the owner is allocated on the second and the third floor.
 Image Courtesy © Masao Nishikawa
- Architects: Satoshi Kurosaki/APOLLO Architects & Associates
- Project: TERMINAL
- Location: Minato ward, Tokyo, Japan
- Photography: Masao Nishikawa
- Structural Engineer: Masaki Structure (Kenta Masaki)
- Site Area: 128.22m2
- Total Floor Area: 285.47m2 (86.64m2/B1F, 44.39m2/1F, 74.88m2/2F, 74.88m2/3F, 4.68m2/RHF)
- Design Period: January 2012 – September2013
- Construction Period: November 2013 – May 2015
- Date of Completion: May 2015
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Tags: Japan, Tokyo
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Tuesday, December 1st, 2015
Article source: UNStudio
The new €37.5m (£27.6m) Transfer Terminal at Arnhem Central Station in the Netherlands has now completed.
The station is the result of an ambitious 20-year project – masterplanned by UNStudio – to redevelop the wider station area; the largest post-war development in Arnhem. Backed by the Dutch government, this transfer hub rewrites the rulebook on train stations and is the most complex of its type in Europe. The station will become the new ‘front door’ of the city, embracing the spirit of travel, and is expected to establish Arnhem as an important node between Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium. The new terminal houses commercial areas, and a conference centre and provides links to the nearby office plaza, city centre, underground parking garage and the Park Sonsbeek. The area around the station will become a place in of itself, with 160,000m2 of offices, shops and a cinema complex.
 Image Courtesy © Ronald Tilleman
- Architects: UNStudio
- Project: Arnhem Central Transfer Terminal
- Location: Stationsplein, Arnhem, The Netherlands
- Photography: Ronald Tilleman, Frank Hanswijk, Siebe Swart
- Client: ProRail B.V.
- Structural engineer: Arup Amsterdam (transport terminal) Van der Werf & Lankhorst (bus station, parking garage and office square)
- MEP / Installations: Arcadis
- Main Contractor: Besix-Welling
- Building surface: 21.750 m2 (gross floor area)
- Building volume: ca. 90.000 m3
- Building site: ca. 11.250 m2
- Programme: Public transport terminal
- Status: Opening in November 2015
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Tags: Arnhem, The Netherlands
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Thursday, November 12th, 2015
Article source: UNStudio
UNStudio’s design for Terminal 3 of Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport was awarded 2nd prize amongst the shortlisted competitors Rogers Stirk Harbour and Fosters + Partners. Terminal 3 at Taoyuan airport is planned to accommodate 45 million passengers a year. UNStudio’s design challenges the accepted utilitarian approach to airport design in an effort to propose a new global standard for an efficient, sustainable, flexible and innovative terminal model.
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- Architects: UNStudio
- Project: Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3
- Location: Taoyuan, Taiwan
- Client: Taoyuan Airport Taiwan
- Date:
- Competition Phase 1: August 2015
- Competition Phase 2: October 2015
- Building Area:
- Terminal 3: 393, 948 m2
- MFB: 163, 943 m2
- Parking: 156,510 m2
- Programme: Airport Terminal, MFB Multifunction Buildings (Office, Hotel, Retail, Cultural), GTC (Parking, Visitor’s Center)
- Status: Competition Phase 1 + 2
- Structure and Façade Consultant: Knippers Helbig
- Landscape: Loos van Vliet (more…)
Tags: Taiwan, Taoyuan
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Wednesday, September 2nd, 2015
Article source: Kanozi Arkitekter
Amhult travel centre was constructed and opened in July 2014. The building consists of a waiting area together with toilets, break rooms for personnel and a small kiosk. During the whole process, the aim was to classify the building according to the Swedish Green Building Council (Miljöbyggnad).
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- Architects: Kanozi Arkitekter
- Project: Amhult Travel Centre
- Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
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Tags: Gothenburg, Sweden
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Wednesday, May 13th, 2015
Article source: MOZAS + AGUIRRE ARQUITECTOS
The proposed solution avoids contaminated own decision-making solutions has been carried out and some of the following points:
1 Null condition Park
2 Lack of access to crosses between the station and existing roads
3 Maintenance of existing vehicle parking
4 Enhancing intermodal
5 green roof on the first floor for public use
6 Possibility of future expansion
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- Architects: MOZAS + AGUIRRE ARQUITECTOS
- Project: INTERMODAL BUS STATION CITY OF VITORIA
- Location: Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
- Client: Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council
- Structural engineering: INEK
- Engineering: AMAIBA
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Tags: Spain, Vitoria
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Tuesday, May 12th, 2015
Article source: Nefa Architects
The architecture and design of the new terminal reflect the space-related status of the city where space launch vehicles are constructed.
Kurumoch International Airport is the largest and most promising airport of Volga region and is among the Top 10 leading airports of Russia. The airport is connected by airlines from almost all regions of the Russian Federation, neighboring countries and the far abroad.
 Image Courtesy © Ilya Ivanov
- Architects: Nefa Architects
- Project: Kurumoch International Airport and VIP-Lounges
- Location: Samara, Russia
- Photography: Ilya Ivanov
- Chief Architect: Dmitry Ovcharov
- Total Area:
- Terminal – 22 500 sqm
- VIP- Lounges – 1100 sqm
- Domestic lounge: 600 sqm
- International lounge: 500 sqm
- Year: 2015
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Tags: Russia, Samara
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Tuesday, January 20th, 2015
Article source: SPARK
Site conditions / new location.
New Rail Baltic Parnu passenger terminal is located next to Parnu River, in the south part of Parnu town. The current site is considered to become a transportation hub for all public transports in the near future. In order to use the full potential of the site and its context, as well as to preserve nature, the new terminal building will be located in the south part of the competition area, next to the future Rail Baltic railroads. The new location of the terminal building creates an imaginary axis of future connection between both river and overland transportation networks. Also, since the new terminal buildings is within walking distance from a drop-off area for the public transportation, it will also serve as a bus stop for city buses, as well as an drop off zone for private vehicles and public taxis. Therefore, the new location of terminal building will become the central junction for all transportation networks.
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- Architects: SPARK Architect
- Project: RAIL BALTIC PARNU PASSENGER TERMINAL
- Location: Parnu town, Estonia
- Team: (Project Architect) Uldis Sedlovs, Yuchen Zuo, Adrian Garcia
- Project Director: Mingyin Tan
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Tags: Estonia, Pärnu
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Tuesday, November 25th, 2014
Article source: De Bever Architecten and KCAP Architects&Planners
The extension of the terminal of Eindhoven Airport and the new hotel Tulip Inn Eindhoven Airport, both designed by De Bever Architects and KCAP Architects&Planners, were officially opened in 21 June 2013. De Bever Architects and KCAP together with NACO as the ‘Constellation’ were also responsible for the first terminal built in 2005. The extension consists of a new 2.000 m2 entrance zone with additional retail, bars and restaurants on the ground floor, a 2.700 m2 extension of the arrival hall and 2.700 m2 of offices on the first floor. The 8 storey hotel offers 120 hotel rooms, a bar, breakfast space and fitness facilities; a restaurant and meeting rooms are offered within the terminal building.
 Image Courtesy © Norbert van Onna
- Architects: De Bever Architecten and KCAP Architects&Planners
- Project: Eindhoven Airport and Tulip Inn hotel
- Location: Netherlands
- Photography: Norbert van Onna
- Project architect: Stefan de Bever, Kees Christiaanse
- Interior architect terminal: Studio Linse, Amsterdam
- Interior architect hotel: Abrahams Crielaers, Amsterdam
- Construction engineer: Royal Haskoning DHV, Eindhoven
- Contractor: Heijmans, Rosmalen (more…)
Tags: Netherlands
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Friday, September 26th, 2014
Article source: SADAR + VUGA New Air Traffic Control Center at the Ljubljana airport, comprising air control center with 24/7 amenities and office premises, is a highly demanding and complex object due to the nature of the institution it hosts. It is designed to enable safety and high operational activity as well as consistent comfort for visitors and staff 24 hours a day all year around.
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- Architects: SADAR + VUGA
- Project: Air Traffic Control Center ATCC
- Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Type: Infrastructure
- Source: Public tender, selected project
- Client: Slovenia Control, Slovenian Air Navigation Services, Ltd.
- Site: Airport Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Site area: 7,996 m2
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Tags: Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Thursday, September 25th, 2014
Article source: Michael Arellanes II (MA2)
In continuation of the study of vector based geometries, the Hong Kong Ferry Terminalis a proposal that demonstrates the aesthetics of vector curvatures and natural parameterization. The formulation of forces and arcs give rise to multiplicity in Euclidean geometry around a given set of parameters. Due to the magnitude and direction of layered line segments, the connecting lines generate varied degrees of arcing paths and surfaces, from simple to the complex. The increase in variables may restrict or give rise to excessive deformation in reasoned geometric expression. The intention behind the ferry terminal is to focus the current modes of curved vector tectonics and apply its discourse into the synthesis ofthe body or shell of the building.
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Tags: China, Hong Kong
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