k-studio's athens international airport expansion draws from the city's layered history

The Anemos consortium, led by Grimshaw, Haptic, and K-Studio, has unveiled a proposal to expand Athens International Airport's capacity from 26 to 40 million passengers by 2032. This ambitious project combines expansion and renovation, respecting the airport's contemporary history since its opening in 2001. It aims to enhance user experience while promoting sustainability, using natural materials and integrating landscape for a local touch. The design seeks to combine functionality with the essence of Athens's rich history, establishing the airport as a key hub that reflects the city's identity.

The design integrates both expansion and renovation, aiming to extend the capacity of Athens International Airport while amplifying its existing structures.

Athens International Airport is envisioned as a vibrant travel hub that expresses the layered identity of the city through its architectural design.

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