Craiova Airport (Romania)
16 November 2016
Royal Flight Apron (Oman)
15 February 2017
DETAILS:
Airport traffic: 42 mil pax/year
Client: ADR S.p.A. — Aeroporti di Roma
Service: Preliminary and detailed design of the new airside vehicle access control facilities
Value of works: €0.71 million
Year: 2016
TASK:
A control point sized for the queue as much as the check — road circulation, holding space and a building for the staff who work there. Under a framework agreement with Aeroporti di Roma, Air Alliance co-ordinated the specialist surveys and carried out preliminary and detailed design for a new airside vehicle safety and security control facility, a dedicated area giving adequate space to check vehicles before they are allowed airside. The client asked that road circulation be studied properly, that enough space be allowed for vehicle queues, and that a building be designed to accommodate security staff along with stocking areas for equipment and services. After review with the airport management company’s specialists and operators, the preferred layout option was taken to detailed design.
Focus
- Geotechnical study, topographic survey and GPR mapping of underground utilities
- Vehicle manoeuvring and queuing requirement analysis
- Preliminary design with several layout options, reviewed with airport operators
- Roadway circulation and parking areas
- Fencing and site arrangement
- Staff building with outside canopy, rest rooms and stocking rooms
- Detailed design of the inspection house: architecture, structures and MEP
- Utilities, systems and networks
