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58 Projects 52 Journals 33 Publications

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Airport design encompasses the planning and architecture of passenger terminals, office buildings, hotels, and retail spaces within airport complexes. These projects require integration of functional infrastructure with user experience across multiple building types and scales.

The community explores airport-adjacent architecture including terminal hotels, office towers, and mixed-use facilities, as well as the interior design of large-scale airport buildings that balance operational efficiency with passenger comfort and wayfinding.

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UNI Editorial12 works

UNI8 works

HILARIA ABIGAIL VALDEZ NOLASCO4 works

UNI Editorial3 works

XIAOHAN WU2 works

Mohamed Abdellatif2 works

Pooja Bihani2 works

Muhaimin Islam2 works

Faisal and somaya

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Sun Valley School

The project aims to develop the idea of sustainable and innovative classes by involving the nature in the design of the classes that can help developing the area. The project can be a starting point developing a special character to the area by using the natural element that already exists and the school name is emphasizing the existence of the nature.

Amanda and 3 others

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Federal Office Tower

When we think of skyscrapers of the future, we think of the eastern world. But we are looking for the challenge of designing in an already consolidated city, where technology and diversity comes first and is tested with mastery on the western side of the world.But the biggest challenge is where to build and re-architecture will be the solution.

Ibtihal and 2 others

109

PXL Gaming

Sharpen the gaming resolution

Polina

Flying pancakes

In 2100, with the growth of cities, tall buildings became a necessity. The quality of spaces also changes: they evolve into hybrids, units with increased functional potential. A person lives, works and moves in a new way. Capsule drones, private and public, single and multi-cabin, became places for life, leisure, work and just means of transportation.

Yashvi

open air shopping centre

The design combines sustainability and business efficiency to offer more than a Retail complex by bringing additional activities to make the place much more attractive for a large audience. Open air shopping center to create an efficient, sustainable environment which will establish connection with its surroundings.

Siddharth and Eshita

THE BREWED WAVE

THE BREWED WAVE IS A CAFE WHICH ACTS AS A HUB OF THE MODERN WORLD. THIS IS AN ICONIC BUILDING BECAUSE OF ITS UNIQUE FACADE WAVE FORM.

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

Manuelle Gautrand Wraps Two Airport Hotels in a Single Gradient Facade at Paris CDG

A 14,000 m² dual-hotel complex near Roissy Terminal 1 uses color-shifting aluminium panels to dissolve the monotony of airport architecture.

Airport Design

Hospitality Building

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

Nikken Sekkei Channels Jinan's Spring Water Through 226,000 Square Meters of Office Interiors

Inside a 360-meter supertall in Shandong's capital, lobby and sky-floor interiors draw on the city's identity as China's Spring City.

Built Environment Interiors

Airport Design

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

Guangzhou's Twin Towers Interiors Move Like Water

DuShe Architectural Design shapes the lobbies of a massive Guangzhou transit hub with undulating ceilings and deep geological materiality.

Airport Design

Office Building

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog7 months ago

The Circle at Zürich Airport: A Masterpiece of Swiss Precision and Modern Architecture

The Circle at Zürich Airport by Riken Yamamoto blends Swiss precision, flexible urban design, and innovative architecture, creating a cosmopolitan, inspiring transportation hub.

Airport Design

Urban Design