Narita International Airport Terminal 1 south wing
Chiba, Japan
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A state-of-the-art international airport developed in phases over nearly 12 years to meet the needs of the aviation industry
The South Wing of Terminal 1 is the final phase of a 12-year expansion and renovation project, carried out while continuing to handle more than 10 million passengers annually. It features state-of-the-art facilities designed to meet the needs of the aviation industry, including an expansion of the facility’s scale resulting from the reallocation of airlines and security screening facilities for arrivals and departures.
To create a beautiful and harmonious terminal building, the traditional architectural element of the “eave” was incorporated as a unifying design feature, providing functional benefits such as reduced solar heat gain and ease of maintenance.“Narita Nakamise,” Japan’s largest duty-free brand mall, reinterprets elements of traditional Japanese architecture in a contemporary style based on the concept of Japanese hospitality.
To create a beautiful and harmonious terminal building, the traditional architectural element of the “eave” was incorporated as a unifying design feature, providing functional benefits such as reduced solar heat gain and ease of maintenance.“Narita Nakamise,” Japan’s largest duty-free brand mall, reinterprets elements of traditional Japanese architecture in a contemporary style based on the concept of Japanese hospitality.
| ARCHITECT | Narita International Airport Corporation |
|---|---|
| Location | Chiba, Japan |
| SITE AREA | 24,766,025 m² |
| TOTAL FLOOR AREA | 150,300.00 m² (including Satellite 5) |
| BUILDING HEIGHT | GL +23.2 m |
| COMPLETION | 2006 |
| INFO | Co-designer: Azusa Sekkei |
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