5 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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1. Understanding the Type
5
1.1
What an airport terminal really has to do
1.2
How the design of an airport terminal evolved
1.3
Who uses an airport terminal, and what each user needs
1.4
The passenger flow from kerb to gate: the central design problem
1.5
What separates a good one from a bad one
2. Brief, Programme and Areas
5
2.1
Writing the brief with the client
2.2
The area programme explained
2.3
Passengers per annum and gate count: the benchmarks that matter
2.4
Adjacency and the bubble diagram
2.5
What clients get wrong at brief stage
3. Planning and Circulation
5
3.1
Site selection, orientation and access
3.2
Zoning: public, private and back-of-house
3.3
Circulation and the movement diagram
3.4
Cores, grids and structural discipline
3.5
Planning The passenger flow from kerb to gate in detail
4. Codes, Comfort and Systems
5
4.1
The regulations that shape an airport terminal
4.2
Security zoning and border control in practice
4.3
Accessibility and inclusive design
4.4
Servicing: MEP, plant and risers
4.5
Daylight, acoustics and thermal comfort
5. Getting It Built and Judged
5
5.1
Structure and materials for an airport terminal
5.2
Cost drivers and value-engineering traps
5.3
Operations: how an airport terminal works on day 3,000
5.4
Case studies: Kansai International by Renzo Piano, Jewel Changi by Safdie Architects and Madrid Barajas T4 by RSHP
5.5
The design checklist for an airport terminal
How to Design an Airport Terminal
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