Dalaman Airport New International Terminal Building

The Dalaman Airport Project was proposed for the architectural competition in 1999 and won an honorable mention. Apart from creating a functional structure meeting international aviation standards, the aim of the proposal was the architectural planning of a space that would function as Turkey’s southwestern gate.

The airport building, planned on two main levels, consisting of departures and arrivals, includes the vestibule and control along the peripheries in the direction of the entrance, loading bridge spaces facing the apron, and offices and service areas in the other two directions. These sections have been defined in 3D as a monolithic frame; with the main halls rising within a frame placed under a roof slanting slightly towards the entrance.

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LOCATION

Dalaman, Muğla

ARCHITECTS
Hüseyin Bütüner, Hilmi Güner, Semih Göral, Eren Başak, Elçin Özhelvacı, Çağlayan Sönmez 

CONSTRUCTION AREA

150.000 m²

DESIGN PHASE

1999