Skip to:Content
|
Bottom
Cover image for Modern terminal : new approaches to airport architecture
Title:
Modern terminal : new approaches to airport architecture
Personal Author:
Publication Information:
London : E & FN Spon, 1998
ISBN:
9780419217503

Available:*

Library
Item Barcode
Call Number
Material Type
Item Category 1
Status
Searching...
30000010052322 NA6300 E38 1998 Open Access Book Book
Searching...

On Order

Summary

Summary

A comprehensive guide to the planning and design of airport terminals and their facilities. The book covers all types of airport terminals found around the world and highlights the environmental and technical issues that the design teams have to address. Contemporary examples are critically reviewed through a series of case studies.


Table of Contents

Introduction
Importance of airport design to national identity
Airports as gateways, both functional and symbolic
Airports within national and international transportation frameworks
Part 1 Planning principles
Scale and location
Density of airport traffic and design
Government control and planning parameters
Airports as quasi-cities
Airport types
Airport masterplans
Environmental appraisals
Part 2 Design principles
Terminal types and layout
Environmental factors
Key design issues - security, baggage handling systems, immigration, commercial activity, comfort standards, airline versus airport control of space and environment, passenger processing
Aesthetics and politics of space
Part 3 Public Transport Links
Rail, bus, taxi, car and underground connections
The airport as part of an integrated transport system
Conflicts of interest
Pedestrian movement at the airport
Part 4 Layout choices
Aircraft access and trminal configuration, check-in, ticketing, security and passenger safety, customs control
Part 5 Passenger perceptions
Information signage, environmental comfort, shopping and refreshment, safety, baggage reclaim and transportation, transfers, disabled access and toilets, VIP's
Part 6 Technical factors (Design)
Organisational patterns, structure of terminals, finishes, environmental issues, fire safety
Heating, lighting and ventilation
Legibility of interior space patterns through design
Part 7 Technical factors (Engineering)
People movers, aircraft taxiing, aircraft docking, aprons, re-fuelling, etc, passenger loading
Part 8 Recent case studies
International: Kansai; Chicago; New York (JFK); Munich; Heathrow (terminal 5); Paris (terminal 2); Hong Kong (chek lap kok)
National: Oslo (Hurum); Stuttgart; Hamburg; Bahrain; Zurich; Tampa; Atlanta; Bilbao; Stansted
Regional: Southampton; Manchester; Birmingham; Brisbane; Cork; Mrseilles; Rovaniemi (Finland)
Part 9 Future directions
The airport of the 21st century, integration of transportation systems
Elements of the sustainable airpot
New aircraft, new airport design
Future directions in comfort, health and safety
Go to:Top of Page