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Vadodra Airport
Vadodra Airport
Vadodra, India
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Vadodra Airport
Vadodra, India
The new terminal building at Vadodara is an ultra-mordern structure having a huge archway that formulates the entire envelope of the building. The fusion of transparency and gloomy façade on North-South and East-West respectively wraps the entire terminal building and is an outcome of careful analysis of the building orientation.
With focused design philosophy to increase the efficiency of resources, architect has envisioned the terminal as Green building. The perceived design modulation based on the drama and foresight, inherited the vision to reduce the overall impact of the built environment on human health and the natural environment. The space augurs well in terms of natural ventilation due to the introduction of the skylights and a clear circular openings resulting into a multi dimensional space.
Careful assessment of the material palette and adherence to the ECBC code ensures the main motto to conserve energy. Bricks have been replaced by AAC blocks (Aerated autoclaved blocks) which ensures thermal insulation. Besides insulating capability one of AAC’s advantages in construction is its quick and easy installation.
East and West sides will be protected by flat seam metal panels that continue over the roof. The public interior finishes will include GFRC panels, stainless steel etc. panels and metal screens on the walls. A combination of acoustic ceiling tiles, gypsum board and metal plank ceiling and floors shall be marble in all major circulation spaces and stain resistant carpet in the hold rooms.
With focused design philosophy to increase the efficiency of resources, architect has envisioned the terminal as Green building. The perceived design modulation based on the drama and foresight, inherited the vision to reduce the overall impact of the built environment on human health and the natural environment. The space augurs well in terms of natural ventilation due to the introduction of the skylights and a clear circular openings resulting into a multi dimensional space.
Careful assessment of the material palette and adherence to the ECBC code ensures the main motto to conserve energy. Bricks have been replaced by AAC blocks (Aerated autoclaved blocks) which ensures thermal insulation. Besides insulating capability one of AAC’s advantages in construction is its quick and easy installation.
East and West sides will be protected by flat seam metal panels that continue over the roof. The public interior finishes will include GFRC panels, stainless steel etc. panels and metal screens on the walls. A combination of acoustic ceiling tiles, gypsum board and metal plank ceiling and floors shall be marble in all major circulation spaces and stain resistant carpet in the hold rooms.
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