Changi Airport Terminal 2 | Boiffils Architecture

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Changi Airport Terminal 2 | Boiffils Architecture

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Project Name: Changi Airport Terminal 2

Location: Changi Airport, Singapore

Client: Changi Airport Group

Program: Renovation and expansion of Terminal 2

Scope: Selected as the Interior designer in charge through and international competition

Design: Boiffils Architecture

Team: Arda Beyleryan, Monir Karimi, Sung Ju Kwak, Nicolas Delesalle, Victoire Bonniol, Laetitia Bernouis, Haining Wang, Rita El Khoury, Linsen Huang, Pearl Tay

Associate Architects: RSP (Singapore)

Lignting Design: Pha Concepteurs Lumière (Paris)

Botanical Design: Patrick Blanc (Paris)

Multimedia Entertainment Studio: Moment Factory (Montreal)

Structural Consultant: RSP (Singapore)

M&E Consultant: J Roger Preston (S) Pte Ltd (Singapore)

Quantity Surveyor: Rider Levett Bucknall LLP (Singapore)

Fire Safety & Risk Engineering: IGNESIS Consultants Pte Ltd (Singapore)

IT Consultant: Inline Technologies Pte Ltd (Singapore)

Main Contractor: Takenaka

Main Suppliers & Sub Contractors:

BEUMER (Luggage Handling System), S.O.E STUC & STAFF (Wall Finishes), C.C.M. Italy (Manufacturer of Counters and Luggage backdrop), KRION (Solid Surface material for Counters and Luggage backdrop), SG BOGEN (Ceilings), LASVIT (Feature Lighting), ERCO (Lighting fixtures), IGUZZINI (Lighting fixtures), LUMENPULSE (Lighting fixtures), LOUSS (Lighting Fixtures), TECHNOLIGHT (Lighting Distributor), COSENTINO (Natural Stone floors), PORCELANOSA (Ceramic tiles for floors and walls), TAIPING (Carpet Design), ROYAL THAI (Carpet Manufacturer), ARPER (Seatings), B&B ITALIA (Seatings)

Project Area: 110,000 sq.m

Completion: 2023

Photo Credits: Changi Airport Group - Fabian Ong

Awards:

•World Title for best interior Prix Versailles 2024 in Airport category and in the list of six most beautiful airports in the world for 2024

•Gold award at MIPIM Asia 2024 for best refurbished building

•A+Awards 2024 (by Architizer) - Popular Choice award in the Transport Interiors category

•A' Design Award 2024 - Platinum Award in the Interior Space and Exhibition Design category

•Singapore Good Design Award 2024

•Best terminal design at Super Terminal Expo 2024 in Hong Kong

•BCA Universal Design Excellence Award by the Building and Construction Authority of Singapore

•Geste d’or, Master Craftsmanship Grand Prize award for the creation of stucco cladding panels by SOE Stuc & Staff

•Shortlisted as finalist for World Architecture Festival 2024

•Shortlisted as finalist for FRAME Awards 2024

•Shortlisted for Singapore’s Presidents' Design award 2024

The project consists in the expansion and renovation of Terminal 2 of Singapore’s Changi Airport, comprising 120,000m² across three levels. The agency completely redesigned an existing terminal building with a proposal placing the priority on the traveler experience, rather than on the management of passenger flow, through punctuations of visual, auditory, and interactive experiences, intended to soothe the mind, body, and soul.

As the first step in travel, airport experiences can be daunting. We endeavored to create a serene multi-sensory environment allowing passengers to enjoy the calming effects of nature. The project was designed as a journey across an indoor landscape encompassing minerals, water features, and lush vegetation in various forms and densities.

As lovers of nature and gardens, we drew those inspirations from vegetation, topography, geology, minerals, ponds, streams, currents, water reflections, and much more to create spaces and forms that blur the boundaries between architecture and landscape.”

In the departure Hall, the check in islands were designed as an alternative to the traditional frontal approach, and the idea was to make the hall as panoramic and open as possible, with smooth circulation. Travel in the 21st century is filled with stressful moments - from check-in, to security lines, and immigration - and we wanted to provide extensive transparency to enable views of the steps ahead as a way of reducing anxiety derived from the unknown and unfamiliarity with the airport.

We strived to conceal the technical and regulatory aspects. Travelers are surrounded by an environment of vegetated walls and colorful carpeting, with continuous organic lines facilitating transitions and offering clear forward views of adjoining steps in the journey as part of a shared architectural language. Unobstructed views from one step to the other induce a calmer mindset, allowing travelers to get their bearings prior to moving forward.

The entire project is a dialogue between technology and nature. The technology provides comfort and efficiency, but the human focus is what defines the user experience. Two immersive installations develop this concept further, the Wonderfall and Dreamscape, where natural compositions, LED screens and audio creations create a restful respite for layover passengers disoriented by intercontinental travel.

Another major contributor to the human experience is the use of artisanal materials wherever possible. We are proud to have engaged craftsmen from very small firms to create many of the elements as the organic shaped counters, the custom-designed stucco walls, or blown glass chandeliers.

Beyond just attempting to put forth an eco-friendly project, our focus was really on creating a calming environment for travelers. And, in doing so, it has become a benchmark for this type of ecological design.

The project has received the Platinum Green Mark Certification. This is the highest level of certification at the Singaporean green building rating system, recognizing the exceptional and innovative practices in green building design, construction, and operation.

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