Copyright N-architect

KLIA2 AIRPORT

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Airport
100 000m2
2011

 

To satisfy the increasing demand in terms of Air traffic in South-East Asia, Malaysia, the home country of fast growing airline AirAsia, is opening a second international Airport in Kuala Lumpur : KLIA 2.
The architectural answer to this extremely fast conducted project is a contemporary structure, kept as simple and efficient as possible, but designed for the climate specificities of a tropical region.
The proposal tries to combine the varous elements of its complex program (Terminal building, transportation Hub, shopping centre, etc…) into a coherent, dynamic and welcoming architectural structure.

The construction was completed in early 2014.

 

 

Afin de satisfaire la demande grandissante en terme de transport aérien en Asie du Sud-Est, la Malaisie (dont est originaire la célèbre compagnie AirAsia) a décidé d’ouvrir un second aéroport international a Kuala Lumpur : KLIA 2. La réponse architecturale a ce projet au développement très rapide, est un édifice contemporain, aussi simple et efficient que possible, mais conçu pour s’adapter aux particularités climatiques de cette zone tropicale. Le projet vise a intégrer les divers éléments d’un programme complexe (Terminal aérien, Hub de transport en commun, centre commercial, stationnements …) au sein d’une œuvre architecturale cohérente, dynamique et accueillante.

L’édifice a été livré début 2014.

Related Posts

TIBAOUS HOUSING

TIBAOUS HOUSING

Toulouse, France Housing 8 000m2 2007   Designed in the heart of a residential development, this low rise and low density housing program enjoys a large opening on a natural area on the north side, and is limited by a street on the south side. The architectural design of this project follows this North-South opposition, […]

ECM OFFICE

ECM OFFICE

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Office 3 000m2 2009   Located in Kuala Lumpur emerging middle-high class suburbs, ECM office is the HQ of an international banking company. The existing building needed a refurbishment, as it was covered with marble tiles … Keeping the existing façade structure, the idea of this project was to wrap-up the building […]

TOKYO LIBRARY CHAIR

TOKYO LIBRARY CHAIR

- Industrial Design – 2005   Designed for Tokyo’s library, this chair is extending Shigeru Ban study on modularity, done few years ago, to complete and adapt it to the specific requirements of its future usage. The main idea is to only use one single L shape module for the whole chair. This element is […]

FED HOTEL

FED HOTEL

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Hospitality 10 000m2 2010   Federal Hotel is a famous business hotel of Kuala Lumpur’s city centre for more than 20 years. The refurbishment of its facilities and banquet hall were necessary. Surrounded by numbers of towers, the pool deck area needed a peaceful and relaxing ambiance. Therefore, white tones and pure […]

LEAVE A COMMENT