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zaha hadid and woods bagot shape sydney airport terminal with undulating timber modules
- Western Sydney International Airport's terminal, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects and Woods Bagot, is completed, marking Australia's first major airport in over 50 years.
- The terminal, a collaboration including COX Architecture and Multiplex, is designed as a transport hub and civic landmark.
- The design features undulating timber-lined modules, taking inspiration from the landscape's contours.
- Glass curtain walls provide a connection between interior and exterior, creating an open and grounded structure.
- The terminal focuses on sustainability with a five-star Green Star rating and a modular layout allowing for future expansion.
- Natural materials, Indigenous design references, and public consultation with Dharug custodians contribute to the terminal's cultural elements.
- Passenger orientation is facilitated through intuitive architecture and clear sightlines.
- The terminal's low-slung form and sculptural ceiling reflect the Cumberland Plain's contours and light.
- The design prioritizes performance, longevity, and a distinct local identity for Western Sydney.
- The terminal's architecture supports 24-hour international and domestic operations with a focus on passenger comfort.
- The project offers a new civic identity for Western Sydney, catering to the region's growth.
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