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© Jürgen Schmidt
A new terminal was constructed to accommodate an ever increasing number of passengers to the Stuttgart International Airport. The new terminal is designed for 4 million passengers annually.
The monopitch roof is supported by 18 filigree tree-columns and creates a delicate and transparent interior space. Four passenger boarding bridges and a train station in the below grade provide an excellent connection to local public transportation.
The tree-columns were made of thick-walled steel pipes, which were assembled and welded by means of elegantly formed castings.
The monopitch roof is supported by 18 filigree tree-columns and creates a delicate and transparent interior space. Four passenger boarding bridges and a train station in the below grade provide an excellent connection to local public transportation.
The tree-columns were made of thick-walled steel pipes, which were assembled and welded by means of elegantly formed castings.
- Location
Stuttgart, Germany
- Architect
gmp · Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner
- Cooperation
Weidleplan Consulting GmbH, Stuttgart
- Client
Flughafen Stuttgart GmbH
- Contractor
Max Bögl GmbH
- Our Scope of Work
conceptual design, construction design, site supervision
- Gross floor area 57,000 m² (613,542 sf)
- Height 5 m - 18 m (16 ft - 59 ft)
Jet way steel construction
- Dimensions 175 m x 96 m (574 ft x 314 ft)
- Span 30 m (98 ft)
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© Jürgen Schmidt -
© Jürgen Schmidt