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29 Νοε 2019 · Next in our high-tech architecture series is Renzo Piano's Kansai International Airport, which was built on an artificial island in the bay of Osaka.
Kansai International Airport is located on an artificial island, specially built in Osaka Bay. The shape of the roof of the terminal arises from a long work on the dynamic lines of the air flows circulating in the building.
Kansai International Airport Terminal, Osaka Renzo Piano Building Workshop Japan The result of an international competition, the construction of Kansai Airport, carried out in 38 months by 6,000 workers, meant a huge challenge.
Kansai airport is located on a specially built island in the Bay of Osaka. The terminal is 1.7km long, with 42 boarding gates, and can handle 100,000 passengers a day. Its long and light structure was designed to withstand the violent earthquakes that often affect this region of Japan.
Design. Architectural style and sea wall erection. The architectural style of the Kansai International Airport reflects the norms of the high-tech architecture movement that was predominant in the twentieth century, and Renzo Piano was one-of-the-note-worthy architects who were a part of it.
Kansai airport, is located on a specially built island in the Bay of Osaka. The terminal is 1.7 km long, with 42 boarding gates, designed to handle 100,000 passengers a day. Its long and light structure was designed to withstand the violent earthquakes which often affect this region of Japan.
Kansai International Airport Passenger Terminal Building (PTB), which extends 1.7km on the air side and has a total floor area of 290,000m2, represents dynamic form of “flowing” and has delicate expression.
