Noida International Airport, Jewar, India

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Overview

As YIAPL stated, the winning design merges Swiss efficiency and Indian hospitality, setting new benchmarks in sustainability for airport terminal buildings in India, envisioning green spaces inside and around the building, offering a concept for a future airport city and providing flexible expansion options to serve 30 million passengers per year in the future. The Environmental and MEP Design approach for NIA project focuses on the Terminal Building while keeping a view on the broader picture of the sustainability of the airport as a whole. NIA should become a reference point as to how truly integrated design delivers both quality and value; this being both in the end-users’ experience - be it passengers or staff alike - and the client’s financial investment.

Key Design Features

Internal landscaped courtyard deep within the terminal plan delivering ventilation, daylight, and passenger experience benefits.
Externally, a landscaped forecourt provides a regional destination for the public, staff, and passengers with an unforgettable sense of place.
Use of excellent passive design (to reduce energy and water demand);
Reduction of embodied carbon within the Terminal Building (as part of its construction and operation including replacement and refurbishment cycles);
Minimisation of operational energy use;
Utilisation of ‘alternative technologies’ to either reduce demand for mechanical ventilation and cooling and/or improve the airport
Environmental and spatial experience for passengers through passive means;
Integration of on-site Renewable Energy;
Strategies for generating biofuels;
Waste minimisation and management;
Minimisation of water demand.