Wellington International Airport Carpark
By Archaus Architects
The growing passenger and flight numbers to Wellington International Airport has increased the demand for car-parking. The new 10 level car-parking building will provide 1,090 new car-parks in close proximity to the terminal building. The car-park building will be equipped with a modern parking guidance system, making it easy for customers to find a free space.
The car-park building is clad in perforated metal panels and the design makes reference to the landscape and colours from the surrounding area by creating a pixelated image of those surroundings in green and blue tones.
On the ground floor, a new transport hub provides facilities for public buses and a covered connection to the terminal. Bike facilities will also be provided in this location.
As part of the project, entry and exit gates to the airport are re-developed and the drop-off area for the airport hotel will also be incorporated into the new traffic layout.
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Archaus, led by directors Mike Cole, Dennis Burns, Chad McMan, and Christian Bertschinger work closely to deliver a diverse range of architectural and interior design projects, from commercial and industrial developments to multi-unit residential, concentrating on cost effective results with a focus on innovative solutions. We provide designers who are comfortable working on any development, creating design solutions that excite and fulfill client demands. All of our projects are addressed with the utmost focus and determination.
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