GalleryBata International Airport — Equatorial Guinea
Bata International Airport — Equatorial Guinea
Selected Portfolio
Located in the African continent, the Republic of Equatorial Guinea is currently one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Bata is its largest city and it was in this context, framed by the territorial development politics of the country, that the project for a new international passenger terminal at Bata Airport was originated – an iconic work of contemporary architecture, inspired by and […]
GalleryCabinda International Airport — Angola
Cabinda International Airport — Angola
Selected Portfolio
Angola’s socio-economic development has come to reveal the non-existent infrastructures and meagre facilities, many of which obsolete and/or damaged during the years of armed conflict. The existent airport was equipped with prefabricated unwholesome facilities that did not comply with the minimum requirements imposed by the current international aeronautical standards. Each and every structure integrating this new facility (air terminal, hangars, cargo terminal, fire station […]
GalleryNew International Airport of Angola (NAIA)
New International Airport of Angola (NAIA)
Reference Projects
The New International Airport of Angola (NAIA), located 40 km south-east of Luanda, was designed as an alternative to the Quatro de Fevereiro Airport. It was inserted into the context adjacent to the current general master plan and integrated proximity principles to the programmed new urban facilities, fundamental strategic vectors to the territorial consolidation of this new urban infrastructure. The construction and improvement of […]
GalleryCorvo Island Aerodrome, Azores — Portugal
Corvo Island Aerodrome, Azores — Portugal
Selected Portfolio
The project for the air terminal, ground support equipment storage house and fire station aimed to provide a functional, efficient, attractive and contemporary solution that works as a coherent and articulated set.
These new buildings were designed not as separate facilities, but as parts of a whole, in order to solve the preexisting problems, like the inadequacy and lack of articulation between the current infrastructures. […]