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Airport Architecture General:     more books (100)

Airport Architecture of the Thirties by Paul Smith, Bernard Toulier, et all 2000-07-15 The Modern Terminal: New Approaches to Airport Architecture by Brian Edwards, 1998-03-12 Historic Airports: Proceedings Of The International 'L'Europe De l'Air' Conferences On Aviation Architecture Liverpool (1999) Berlin (2000) Paris (2001) by et al Bob Hawkins (Editor), 2005-08-30 Naked Airport: A Cultural History of the World's Most Revolutionary Structure by Alastair Gordon, 2008-06-01 Suvarnabhumi Airport Bangkok Thailand by Avedition, 2007-07-25 The American Airport by Geza Szurovy, 2003-08 Airport Terminals: Selected Journal Articles Published, 1976-1986 (Architecture Series--Bibliography) by Mary A. Vance, 1987-05 Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, International Terminal, San Francisco International Airport: Opus 64 by Anne-Catrin Schultz, 2008-09-25 Strategic Airport Planning by Robert E. Caves, G.D. Gosling, 1999-03-31 Gateway to the West: Designing the Passenger Terminal Complex at Denver International Airport (Building Monographs) by Jessica Sommers, 2000-03 Schiphol Airport by Luuk Kramer, 2000-03-01 Kisho Kurokawa, Kuala Lumpur International Airport (Opus 24) by Dennis Sharp, 1999-10-25 Airport Builders by Marcus Binney, 1999-03-10 Built in the U.S.A.: American Buildings from Airports to Zoos (Building watchers series) by Ada Louise Huxtable, Charles Moore, et all 1985-03

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1. Munich Airport- Airport - The Enterprise- Architecture And
   General information The new terminal Development Within just a few years of going into operation, Munich Airport claimed its place among  
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2. Books Subjects Art, Architecture Photography Architecture
   Art, Architecture Photography Architecture General Search Schiphol Airport (ARCAM Pocket 9) 0.00 999999  
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3. Books Subjects Art, Architecture Photography Architecture
   Art, Architecture Photography Architecture General Search and the riverside terraces of and Chiswick to Heathrow Airport Review of  
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4. Modern Terminal New Approaches To Airport Architecture
   How to Stop Spies Product Reviews General Privacy Tips Average customer rating Almost a stepby-step manual on airport design  
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5. Books Modern Terminal New Approaches To Airport Architecture
   A comprehensive guide to the planning and design of airport terminalsSubjects General. Customer Reviews. Editorial Review Book  
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6. TWA Terminal JFK International Airport Architecture
   Eventually she formed General Foods Corporation with the addition of Log Cabin products, Swans Down Cake Four, JellO, Minute Tapioca and  
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7. Modern Terminal New Approaches To Airport Architecture
   Environmental Engineering. General. Geotechnical Engineering Airport Builders (Builders) by Marcus Binney  
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8. Munich Airport- Airport - The Enterprise- Architecture And Buildings- Terminal 2
   neues Strukturbild, general information. neues Strukturbild This enormousgrowth in passenger traffic has caused Munich airport to reach its capacity  
   http://www.munich-airport.de/EN/Areas/Company/Bau/Terminal2/Allgemein/
   
   Extractions: Search Contact FAQ Index You are here: Home Airport - the enterprise Architecture and buildings Terminal 2 ... Publications General information The new terminal Development: Within just a few years of going into operation, Munich Airport claimed its place among Europe's major air transport hubs and has been ranked 9th among Europe's top ten airports since 1998. In 1999 21.3 million passengers were counted. The latest projections call for this number to swell to 40 million by 2010. This enormous growth in passenger traffic has caused Munich Airport to reach its capacity limits much sooner than expected. The existing terminal has already been repeatedly expanded. To ensure that sufficient capacities are available to meet expected growth in passenger traffic, Munich Airport will need a second terminal in 2003 along with the airside and landside infrastructure to serve it. Location: Terminal 2 is being built to the east of the existing passenger area. The terminal's defining pier is aligned in a north-south direction. The design permits satellite facilities to be built, if necessary, that will be functionally dependent on Terminal 2. The two-level design will place arrivals and departures above one another on the land side, while the airside of the terminal will separate "Schengen" and "non-Schengen" flights - i.e. flights with and without passport checks. Terminal 2 will be linked to the Munich Airport Center (MAC), with the direct pedestrian route to the S-Bahn rail station leading through the MAC's roofed-in forum.

9. Munich Airport- Airport - The Enterprise- Architecture And Buildings- Terminal 2
   You are here, Home airport the enterprise architecture and buildings but also by members of the general public, as part of a CPR response to  
   http://www.munich-airport.de/EN/Areas/Company/Bau/Terminal2/Defibrillatoren/
   
   Extractions: Since September 2004, a total of 11 automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) have been available in Terminal 2, providing coverage in all areas of the building. They can be operated not only by medical personnel, but also by members of the general public, as part of a CPR response to life-threatening heart rhythm abnormalities (fibrillation).

10. Brivo Systems
    Brivo ACS provides unparalleled value for general Aviation airports. Remote Administration of airport. The hosted architecture provides onsite or  
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11. Gert Wingardh, Architect-Birkhäuser Architecture, General Book
    The architecture of Gert Wingårdh is reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright in its the control tower at Stockholm s Arlanda airport, the science centre in  
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12. Airport BBI - The New Airport For Berlin And Brandenburg
    general Information. Pfeil aktiv, airport BBI. Pfeil, BBI in Numbers clear lines, very modern, cosmopolitan, modern industrial architecture.  
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    Extractions: // notwendig fuer preloadShortcutImages var curObjPath="/dirBbi/rubEnglish/rubPressecenter/rubBasisinfo/rubAirportBBI"; var curObjType="publication"; // notwendig fuer die Popup-Fenstertechnik var windowPopup; Press Releases General Information Picture Archive Email-Service Contact Persons Video Archive General Information Airport BBI BBI in Numbers TransPort BBI Schedule Airport BBI - the new airport for Berlin and Brandenburg Host of the ILA since 1992, currently Germany’s boom airport, as of 2006 expansion to the new capital city Airport Berlin Brandenburg International BBI: the Berlin-Sch¶nefeld Airport is the most important site for the aerospace industry in the German capital region The stage has been set for the future – in the coming years Sch¶nefeld Airport will be expanded to become the new capital city Airport BBI. The official construction permit and the financing concept are completed, detail planning and the preparations for construction are being made. The Bundesverwaltungsgericht (German Administrative Court) has announced a final decision on the suit about the expansion of the airport for the first half of 2006. As of 2011, according to planning, the entire air traffic for the Berlin-Brandenburg region will be concentrated at the airport in the southeast of the city. The inner-city airports Tegel and Tempelhof will be closed as a result.

13. Engberg Anderson Design Partnership, Inc.
    general Mitchell International airport Milwaukee, Wisconsin and includesairside and landside architecture, interior design, engineering, hydrant fuel  
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    Extractions: EADP led a team to study options, prioritizing, concept drawings, and first cost as well as life cycle/operations cost estimates for both airside and terminal functional areas. Recommended expansion included 8 new gates with a net increase of 6. Considered were airline parking and gate holding, ramp expansion, ticketing area, restrooms, user amenities and security stations. The study included impact on existing underground facilities and required electrical, HVAC, hydrant fueling systems to accommodate expansion. The firm was then hired by Milwaukee County to lead the concourse Gate Expansion project . Design, cost estimates and efficiency of expanded existing terminal and continued airport operations were compared with developing an entire new terminal. Expansion of the existing Concourse C was ultimately desired, and includes airside and landside architecture, interior design, engineering, hydrant fuel system expansion, environmental assessment, daylighting and coordination with FAA, and tenant airlines build-out. Back to list

14. Books Berlin-Tempelhof/Liverpool-Speke/Paris-Le Bourget Années 30
    Années 30 architecture des aéroports airport architecture of the Thirties A general introduction gives an overview of the origins of airport buildings  
    http://www.euonair.european-heritage.net/uk/public.htm
    
    Extractions: Paris, Éditions du patrimoine, 2000 The aeronautical revolution has completely altered traditional notions of speed, time and distance; it has changed the faces both of warfare and of holiday-making, and has been a major contributor to the globalisation of the economy. All over the planet, the skies are marked by vapour trails. Beneath them, this revolution in transport has generated some of the most striking and forbidden landscapes of our contemporary environment. It has also given rise to some of the most innovatory and costly architecture of the twentieth century. But this heritage is a fragile one. Its ancient monuments are at most eighty years old, but they not often seen as part of a common cultural heritage, and are often under threat. The publication takes a glossy paper look at the three historic airports of Berlin, Liverpool and Paris. A general introduction gives an overview of the origins of airport buildings during the inter-war years, the period when commercial aviation took off into sustained growth. Co-ordinated by Paul Smith and Bernard Toulier at the French Inventaire général (direction de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine), the contributions to this euro-book have been penned by specialists working in heritage bodies of the partner countries: English Heritage (Roger Bowdler, Bob Hawkins), Landesdenkmalamt Berlin (Gabi Dolff-Bonekämper), Direction régionale des Affaires culturelles, Ile-de-France (Christelle Inizan) and the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace at Le Bourget (Bernard Rignault).

15. Dulles Airport, General View
    Title Dulles airport, general view Artform architecture, 19th, 20th and 21stCenturies Artist SAARINEN, EERO (19101961, Finland/US)  
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16. 4129-Architecture & General Contracting Business For Sale - Arizona - Constructi
    4129architecture general Contracting Business for Sale - Arizona Located nearseveral highways this business is easily accessible to the airport,  
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    Extractions: BUSINESS FOR SALE LISTING #S36814 Primary Business Category Construction - Building, Developing (SIC 15, NAICS 233) Location Arizona Metropolitan Area Not Disclosed Listed by An Intermediary FINANCIAL INFORMATION Gross Revenue Not Disclosed Asking Price Current Year Projected Revenue Not Disclosed Not Disclosed EBITDA Not Disclosed Inventory (included) Not Disclosed Current Year Projected EBITDA Not Disclosed Real Estate (included) Not Disclosed Profitable Not Disclosed Transaction Sought Negotiable Business Type Other Payment Requested Negotiable Financials Reviewed Seller Financing Available No COMPANY INFORMATION Year Established Home Based No Number of Employees 11 to 25 Franchise No Management Available to Stay through Transition Distressed Not Disclosed Non Compete Agreement Available Relocatable Yes Reason for Sale Retirement Fiscal Year End Not Disclosed Ownership Private Key Employees 12 full-time, 2 part-time; 2 CADD project managers request an Extended Length of Employment Contract as key employees

17. Eurochap: General Information Page
    Glasgow International airport is 8 miles away and provides direct access to and from Glasgow Images architecture Glasgow Images The Lighthouse Glasgow  
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    Extractions: Further Information Continuing Professional Development: The organisers will apply for CPD accreditation from the Royal College of Physicians in London. UK physicians wishing to claim CPD credits will be required to sign the CPD Attendance Register on each day of the congress. Certificates of Attendance will be available at the end of the congress. By Air: Glasgow International Airport and Glasgow Prestwick Airport, with national and international flights throughout the day - visit http://www.baa.co.uk/main/airports/glasgow/

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19. Domo.html
    Yonge Subway and Terminal One at the Toronto International airport. architecture and design is perceived by the general public as an elite pursuit  
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    Extractions: DOMINION MODERN Dominion Modern was established as an archive of 20th Century Canadian architecture and design. Our goal is to collect, catalogue, preserve and disseminate; but also to present, inform, engage and delight. DOMINION MODERN proposes to be a leading voice in advancing knowledge, promoting public understanding and widening thought and debate on the art of 20th century Canadian architecture and design, its history, theory, practice, and role in society today. We believe Toronto is the right place for a permanent gallery/archive of the 20th century Canadian architecture and industrial design. We propose DOMINION MODERN as a place not only to exhibit, but also to maintain and preserve these records and to make then available to the public. ORAL HISTORY PROJECT: Link to: Dominion Modern OUR CURRENT EXHIBITION: MEAN CITY FROM ARCHITECTURE TO DESIGN, HOW TORONTO WENT BOOM! Dominion Modern Exhibition running 5 March to 29 May 2005 59 College Street (west of Bay), Toronto Hours: Wednesday to Saturday, 12 - 6 pm The two World Wars had a tremendous impact in transforming Canada into a confident and robust industrial nation. With that came a building boom and an artistic explosion that gave young entrepreneurs, designers, artists and architects opportunities to dream big, bold and modern.

20. Greater Moncton Airport Terminal Wins Architecture Award (05/03/22)
    Greater Moncton airport Terminal wins architecture award (05/03/22) award atthe annual general meeting of the Architects Association of New Brunswick.  
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    Extractions: NB 326 March 22, 2005 FREDERICTON (CNB) - The designers of the Greater Moncton Airport Terminal have been honoured with the inaugural Lieutenant Governor's Award of Excellence in Architecture "The new terminal building is a symbol of progress, without forgetting the past," Chiasson said. "It stands for strength, success, and new frontiers, just as it is welcoming, comforting and comfortable. It is a modern monument which keeps our faith, our perseverance and our determination in mind." Nearly 30 different architectural projects from throughout New Brunswick were submitted for consideration by an independent jury. The jurists found the Greater Moncton Airport Terminal to be esthetically pleasing, challenging and yet in keeping with the philosophies of good architecture. The award was accepted by Dianne VanDommelen, Jeff VanDonnelen and Pierre Gallant of Architects Four Ltd. The award was created by Chiasson and the Architects Association of New Brunswick in October 2004. Nominations for the first award were announced in January. All of the nominations will remain on public display at Old Government House in Fredericton until mid-May. The award itself was created by New Brunswick artist Peter Powning, and combines common building materials including glass, stone, wood and metal. The award will remain on permanent display at Old Government House.

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