“The International Terminal of the Future”
David Holm
Principal Architect
Woodhead
Check-In Asia Conference and ExhibitionPan Pacific Kuala Lumpur International Airport24 – 26 November 2010
sense of place
total journey experience
civic buildings
4 key themes
urban catalyst
remote airports – hong kong
the remote airport is a fallacypeople follow jobsairports provide work
polycities
communitiesurban connectionsmixed usage
‘metropolis’, fritz lang 1927
multilayeredbrownfield sitescomplex ownerships
archigram, peter cook : urban catalyst
clarity of functionssustainabilitydiscrete organizational entities
roman crossroadscardomanus & decumanus
communicationgatheringtrade iconic built forms
european place making
communicationcommunicationgatheringgatheringtrade trade iconic built formsiconic built forms
civic buildings
communicationgatheringtrade iconic built forms
nathan road, hong kong
sense of placeinternet / connectivity v.s personal placetactility + vibrancy
nathan road concept, chek lap kok airport, hong kong
singapore garden city concept
sense of placeinternet / connectivity v.s personal placetactility + vibrancy
changi airport terminal 3, singapore
great barrier reef, australia
sense of placeinternet / connectivity vs personal placetactility + vibrancy
cairns airport, australia
total journey experience : sydney international airport
total journey experience
mobile / remote check-in
seamless entry / exit experience
seamless travel transferstransportation and built form mergedefficiency
changi airport terminal 3 singapore
seamless entry experiencecivic qualitiesclarity of wayfinding
traditional check inease of wayfinding / orientationflexible counter allocation
check in hall : changi airport terminal 3 singapore
next generation check in : qantas terminal 3 sydney
user friendlyless space requirementsfaster
need for flexible spaceability to adaptfocus on critical activity
next generation check in : qantas terminal 3 sydney
efficient flexible centralised processing
evolving technologydiscretionpassenger safety
next generation check in
high spatial requirementschanging technologydiffering processes
walk through duty free : sydney international terminal 1 “forum”
increased revenueseamless designcontiguous finishes
walk through duty free : sydney international terminal 1 “forum”
clarity of productease of way findingintegrated advertising
“diversity of activities in an integrated space” : sydney international terminal 1 “forum”
vibrant dwell spacemixed usageplace making
innovative retail : sydney international terminal 1 “forum”
innovative retail…don’t build lease lines…contiguous finishesease of passenger flow
innovative retail
memoriesintegrated eatingquality experiences
innovative retail : sydney domestic terminal 2
integrated food & beveragecontiguous finishesnatural light
airline lounges
joy of flightpassenger focussense of belonging
airline lounges
brand reinforcementinnovative designtraveller focus
airline lounges
brand extensionfluiditymovement
gate lounges : changi terminal 3 singapore
A380 gatessense of place characterease of wayfindingtransparent / efficient
fixed links
clarity and opennessreduction in stressview to context
fixed links : new delhi international terminal 3
sense of place wayfinding claritymemory points
natural light landscapingsense of arrival
the arrivals experience : changi airport terminal 3 singapore
sense of place
total journey experience
civic buildings
4 key themes
urban catalyst
event infrastructureiconic civic symbolcatalyst for change
event infrastructureiconic civic symbolcatalyst for change
“The International Terminal of the Future”
David Holm
Principal Architect
Woodhead
Check-In Asia Conference and ExhibitionPan Pacific Kuala Lumpur International Airport24 – 26 November 2010