Sydney Airport T1, Bussing Redevelopment
Sydney’s International Airport’s new bussing infrastructure transports visitors between the terminal and remote stands. DesignInc’s redevelopment of existing facilities improves the passenger experience, provides operational flexibility and helps to manage capacity.
Contemporary warmth
Material selection is key to creating a warm and contemporary environment across the various sites. Natural timber batons wrap around walls, ceilings and soffits in geometric planes. Paired with polished concrete flooring, white surfaces, bright yellow markers, cleverly integrated lighting, stainless steel and glass balustrades, the bussing redevelopment provides a clean and pleasant transport experience.
Separation of arrivals and departures and terminal interfaces from remote stand bussing was achieved by implementing three new bussing zones; two servicing arriving passengers at Pier B and C, and another for departing passengers at the end of Pier B East. Two new arrivals lobbies now link passengers directly to the arrivals level of the main terminal.
The arrivals lobbies were designed to artfully, effortlessly and intuitively lead passengers into the main terminal building to continue on to the next stage of their journey
Cathryn Drew-Bredin
Director, DesignInc
People
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A Fine Balance—Transport and Infrastructure Projects
Transport infrastructure projects change lives. Yet they are complex to get right, requiring a balance of technical requirements with considerations such as heritage, accessibility, bushfire, landscape, urban and local community contexts.
Infrastructure
Many of us may not intuitively associate infrastructure with good architecture. But at DesignInc, we believe they are intrinsically linked. We want to move forward and influence the built environment holistically.
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Gender Equality at DesignInc
For the last few years DesignInc Sydney has been on a journey to increase female representation across all levels within the company.
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Byron Bay a Winner!
Byron Bay Transport Interchange received two Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) Awards 2022.
Transport
Better and more connections, in a travel experience that is enjoyable and humanising, is the hallmark of great transport systems.
Architecture
Our architecture is first and foremost about people, making places for shelter, healing, learning, working, travelling and enjoying.
