Books of Airport buildings
-
Report Relating to the Improvement of International Terminal Facilities, Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport
By Dominic John Foreman, Australia. Parliament. Standing Committee on Public WorksReport Relating to the Improvement of International Terminal Facilities, Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport
-
Airports: A Century of Architecture
By Hugh PearmanAbove Trailmg-edge architecture: the projected design of Xian Xianyang International airport, China, by Llewelyn-Davies. Below At the Incheon interchange, one is brought back to the future of The Shape of Things to Come.
-
Innovations for Airport Terminal Facilities
The National Academy of Sciences is a private, nonprofit, self-perpetuating society of distinguished scholars engaged in scientific and engineering research, dedicated to the furtherance of science and technology and to their use for ...
-
Guidebook for Evaluating Terminal Renewal Versus Replacement Options
By Ricondo & AssociatesDiscussions focus on innovative approaches that improve the experience of passengers between the airport entrance and the ... 7) ACRP Project A11-03, Synthesis 20,Airport Terminal Facility Activation Techniques, Transportation Research ...
-
Guidebook for Incorporating Sustainability Into Traditional Airport Projects
By Landrum & BrownThe purpose of this ACRP synthesis is to provide a comprehensive summary of those funding opportunities, programs, and strategies available to airports to assist them in meeting their environmental responsibilities or undertaking ...
-
Architecture for transportation
By Meinhard von Gerkan, Von Gerkan, Marg und PartnerThis book presents for the first time the most important transportation buildings and projects designed by gmp between 1964 and 1996, many of them built.
-
Touchstones of Design: (re)defining Public Architecture
By The Images Publishing Group, C. W. FentressIn Touchstones of Design: Redefining Public Architecture, Fentress features many of his most innovative and inspiring works. This includes a new vision for LAX that embodies a design philosophy learned through time and experience.
-
The New Hong Kong International Airport
By Norman Foster, Airport Authority Hong Kong, Sir Norman Foster and PartnersThe New Hong Kong International Airport