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Wellington Airport’s terminal south extension project wins
Wellington Airport’s terminal south extension project wins national commercial project award
Wellington
Airport’s terminal south extension project was awarded
tourism and leisure category winner and a gold award at an
New Zealand Commercial Project award ceremony held this
week.
The project which was officially launched November 2016, was designed by architects Warren and Mahoney and built by construction team Hawkins and was the first major work in the airport’s main terminal building since its opening in 1999.
The extension, designed to facilitate future increasing passenger movements and requirements, saw the new structure constructed up and over the existing buildings while simultaneously facilitating 20,000 daily passenger and 200+ daily aircraft movements. The extension creates a much-enhanced passenger experience, celebrating the views out to the Cook Strait and vastly improving the passenger flow through the terminal.
New Zealand Commercial Project award judges commented, “This sensitive addition to a much-admired building was carried out in a complex series of phases to ensure the building was fully functional throughout the process. Creativity and detailed planning ensured both passengers and baggage handling could pass through the area of the works without compromising safety or security. The result is an addition so well integrated that it looks as though it was always intended as the completion of the southern end of the building.”
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Wellington Airport
Wild at Heart
Wellington Airport provides a world class airport for visitors, the Wellington region and New Zealand. It's international terminal, The Rock, is ranked 4th best in the World. Being very close to the CBD saves 5.4 million travellers plenty of time and makes Wellington a more attractive place to visit. The Airport won the Wellington Gold Awards for Safety and is a major supporter of local events, attractions and community groups.
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