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Originally Posted by aquablue
I don't like the design they chose. The woodsy feeling, the flooring, the central atrium that looks church-like, just no. Whole thing looks like a 90's mall. I hope they change the entire thing because it is just a second-rate design compared to airport terminals going up today globally. Would have gone with Foster or Calatrava myself, they had far more contemporary designs than this thing and are experienced. However, it seems they went with the local firm because of home-town bias probably.
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I don't know. I was just in several Charles De Gaulle terminals this week--several only a few years old--and the most important thing is how they flow and work logisitically. The Calatrava design looked impressive, but I don't know if it would work as well. Can you get from gate to gate easily? Can you move freely while still not feeling like you're sitting in a cavern? Can you see where you need to go without having to look at signs constantly and still not feel like you are sitting in a cavern.
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