With the introduction of multiple floors, I’ve decided that in this airport, floor 2 will be reserved for staff use and lounges. Of course this one may be over the top in terms of how much space it takes up and what it offers, but hey…why not go for a little fantasy.
This includes:
An entry area from the non-secure area of the airport with 2 escalators and a small shop for employees
An executive section (top area)
A reception area for the executive suite
A CEO office with a private bathroom, private sitting room, main office, a waiting room, and assistants
3 conference rooms of varying sizes
A cafeteria with 4 private dining rooms for lunch meetings (top left)
An auditorium for all-staff meetings and presentations (bottom left)
A work area (middle)
Open plan seating for occasional desk use as well as small conference rooms
2 bathrooms
3 small conference rooms
Private security line area so employees can easily access secure and non-secure areas of the airport
Very nice! I am usually focusing on passengers areas but this makes it much more beautiful.
I think the multiple floor option brings more space to realize that.
@yuuka_miya, I’m not sure if your comment is sarcastic or sincere. Offices are part of airports. This is only one part of the airport on one level using space I wasn’t going to use for anything else.
Having multiple floors allows for experimentation and trying things out and others are no doubt looking at ways to use the new space.
It’s a great work, but I don’t see how this fits so much into an airport environment.
If you want criticism, I’d say that there needs to be a lot more representation - this could just be the office of the airport management organization - hence “Office CEO”.
Airlines will want office space as well, and then there may also be the local aviation regulator, perhaps customs as well…