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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.

Guelmim Airport in Morocco by Groupe3architectes

 
July 3rd, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Groupe3architectes

The new Guelmim airport is integrated in an existing military infrastructure located 3km north of the city. The stakes of the project were simplicity, efficiency, environmental control and extensibility, which is a prerequisite for the durability of an airport. It is with this objective that the construction of the building was designed in 2 phases, resulting in a linear design parallel to the runways.

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

  • Architects: Groupe3architectes
  • Project: Guelmim Airport
  • Location: Guelmim, Morocco
  • Photography: Fernando Guerra FG+SG
  • Software used: Autocad, SketchUp
  • Lead Architects: Omar Tijani & Skander Amine,
  • Chef de projet: Vincent Missemer
  • Client: Office National Des Aéroports (ONDA)
  • Landscape: Atelier Bertand Houin
  • Gross Built Area (square meters or square foot):

    • Terminal: 7 000m²
    • Other: 2 000m²
  • Completion Year: 2018

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

The terminal building consists of 2 double height halls that hold the waiting areas which open onto the landscape on one side and on the runways on the other, protected by wide overhangs and a light-filtering façade. The low-emissivity metal filter is a patchwork of perforated panels that draw the shade and colour the light, subtly evocating the decorative themes of the region. The linear main building located between the bonded zone and the duty free zone is topped with a patio that provides natural light to the heart of the building.

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

The main issue of the project was providing the maximum amount of natural light and ventilation to avoid expensive technical equipment, while optimizing the view of the surrounding landscape, which facilitates movement and flow of the building’s users.

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra FG+SG

Image Courtesy © Groupe3architectes

Image Courtesy © Groupe3architectes

Image Courtesy © Groupe3architectes

Image Courtesy © Groupe3architectes

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Categories: Airport, Autocad, Parking, SketchUp, Terminal




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