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    Domestic Terminal - Copenhagen Airport

Overview

The Domestic Terminal at Copenhagen Airport is an architectural extension of Finger B in aluminium and white painted plasterboard.

Facts
City
Kastrup
Country
Denmark
Client
Copenhagen Airport
Year
1991
Area
7200 ㎡
Funding
DKK 150 M

The supporting structure consists of a column system of reinforced concrete elements that carry the walls and roof structure. The exterior is kept in aluminium and the interior walls are white painted plasterboard.

 

Eleven-metre high noise barrier

Architecturally, the inner terminal of Copenhagen Airport is closely linked to Finger Bdesigned a few years earlier. The domestic terminal is a long one-storey building. Facing the access roads and the parking area is an eleven metre high noise screen that protrudes over both ends of the building.

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