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MODERN CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

PROF. INGO BECKER

 
Lublin International Airport by Are

Warsaw-based architects Are have designed a new terminal building for Lublin International Airport in Poland.
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The airport extension and renovation was designed in collaboration with Sener Ingenieria y Sistemas in Poland and Spain, and Polconsult.
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The project is due for construction in 2012.

Competition for the renovation of the Lublin International Airport in Poland - First prize.
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Description:

These days airports have become the showcase for a city or region, emerged as gates to local realities. Dynamism and frankness of Lublin region were
the issues to express during the design process.
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We gained inspiration from aero-dynamic solutions for airplanes and disposition of air currents on the competition site. These were taken under
consideration during the design process and emerged as an elegant pillow-like structure.

We placed the first phase of airport buildings along the planned runway lane to create a stripe of buildings. On the perpendicular axis of the stripe we
placed a central component of the design - Terminal building. The railway station, connecting the terminal with the city, was designed as a part of the
terminal itself with the access situated on the extension of the lateral axis.
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Such an arrangement provided a logical division of circulation around the terminal to the arrival and departure zones with the railway placed in between.
It also allowed distribution of all required functions on a single level.

Parallel situation of buildings and the runway allows the future expansion of the terminal and the airport itself.
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Road access to the Terminal is provided with two one-way road junctions serving separately the arrival and departure zones.
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The main high capacity building is the terminal building. It was designed as a three-wing hall containing both functional zones: the airside zone,
enclosing luggage sorting plant, waiting rooms and luggage claim hall with all accompanying rooms as well as the landside zone enclosing check-ins,
railway station and commercial facilities like airline offices and gastronomy etc.

Sizes and parameters for the Terminal were assumed in accordance with IATA guidelines and counted for the capacity of 1 million passengers for the
first stage and 3,2 million passengers terminally.

Lublin Airport
CLIENT/DEVELOPER: Port Lotniczy Lublin S.A.
LOCATION: Lublin, Poland
AREA: TERMINAL: 17.345 mq
CONTROL TOWER: 2.114 mq

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