Future Airports

Moss and FogMarch 1, 2013Architecture, Automotive, design, Future, Outer Space, Sculpture, Technology, TravelAirport, Airport design, architecture, Aviation, Croatia, Denver, FAA, Federal Aviation Administration, Fentress, Foster and Partners, Gensler, Grimshaw, HOK, Incheon, Incheon International Airport, London, Santiago Calatrava, South Korea, transportation, United States, Zagreb, Zaha Hadid

Wired has a peak at several airport designs and design concepts. Aside from showcasing some of the most futuristic architecture anywhere on the planet, these next-generation airports will work harder and smarter than those that came before.

Zagreb, Croatia

Image: Zaha Hadid

Thames Estuary Airport Concept (Gensler)

London

Image: Vyonyx for Gensler

Lisbon Airport

Lisbon, Portugal

Image: HOK

Denver International Airport

Denver, Colorado

Image: Santiago Calatrava

Kuwait International Airport

Farwaniyah, Kuwait

Image: Foster + Partners

Pulkovo Airport

St. Petersburg, Russia

Image: Grimshaw Architects

SFO Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airport Traffic Control Tower

San Francisco

Image: Fentress Architects

Incheon International Airport

Incheon, South Korea

Image: Corgan

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