Integrated Design Associates Ltd

08/09/2022

18/05/2017

IDA's design for the Mactan-Cebu International Airport now featured in Detail Magazine! Full article (in German) can be found at:

http://www.detail.de/artikel/gewellte-dachlandschaft-mactan-cebu-international-airport-29898/

Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) is the second largest airport in the Philippines. The new terminal 2 is designed to handle up to 5 million international passengers per annum; with its modular design, it will be expanded to 8 million passengers per annum within 10 years. The project will transform the local airport into a world-class facility and resort-gateway.

The concourse building of Terminal 2 is a 3-storey building. Departures facilities are at the second floor and Arrivals facilities are located at ground and first floors.
The most recognizable element of the terminal is the dynamic elegance and lightness of the roof. The structure is composed of an array of glulam arches, which form the roof curvature and define its geometry and modularity. The arches span every 30 meters, which enables Terminal 2 to be as column-free as possible. The internal space is enclosed by a light and transparent glazed façade. The arch façade is 15 meters tall and is accentuated by vertical U channels.

The timber arches become the main element in the creation of a dramatic internal space, with sleek geometries and dynamic perspectives, where the undulating roof is reminiscent of the waves of the seas around Mactan Island.

The roof is further characterized by its bespoke shading devices that float over and beyond the building. These shading devices are made from tubular louvers that protect and control the internal environment through a careful balance between allowing natural light to enter whilst blocking excessive heat from entering. This harnesses natural light throughout the day, creates a comfortable and ethereal environment, where the passengers can enjoy a breath-taking experience through their journey to the boarding gates.

The roof structure of the terminal is constructed from glulam (laminated timber,) a natural and sustainable material made from timber. This is the biggest project of its kind to introduce glulam as the main building structure in the world.

The project is expected to complete in 2018.

20/07/2012

20/07/2012

Scope of service:
Concept, scheme, detail design, construction supervision

Area:
105,000 m2

Owner:
GMR / Hyderabad International Airport

Client:
China State Construction Engineering (HK) Ltd

Consultants:
Integrated Design Associates Ltd
Ove Arup & Partners
Sundaram Architects Pvt Ltd
Fisher Marantz Stone, Inc.

More Info:
LEED Certified Silver

2005-2008

20/07/2012

Scope of service:Concept, scheme, detail design, construction supervisionArea:25,000 m2Client: English Schools FoundationConsultants:Integrated Design Associates LtdOve Arup & PartnersMaunsell Structural Consultants LtdJ Roger Preston LtdWidnell LtdAXR Design Hong Kong (Landscape)2003-2008

20/07/2012

Scope of service:
Concept, scheme, detail design, construction supervision

Area:
3,253 m2

Client:
Hanison Project Management Ltd
New World Development

Consultants:
Integrated Design Associates Ltd
Wong Pak Lam & Associates
Parsons Brinckerhoff (Asia) Ltd
Team 73 HK Ltd
Larry H.C. Tam & Associates Ltd
Helen Chan Professional

January 2005-2008

20/07/2012

Scope of service:
Concept, scheme, detail design, construction supervision

Area:
Total development over 200,000 m2

Client:
Chyau Fwu Properties Limited

Consultants:
Integrated Design Associates Ltd
Ove Arup & Partners
Jandun Construction Co. Ltd
Beijing Institute of Architectural Design & Research
Fisher Marantz Stone
LRF Designers Ltd

Awards:
Winner of Green Building Award 2010
Winner of Green Leadership Award 2011
Perspective Awards 2011

2005-2010

20/07/2012

Hanimaadhoo International Airport. Maldives

Client:
GMR Airport Developers Ltd

Consultants:
Integrated Design Associates
Buro Happold

Awards:
- Merit Award for American Institute of Architects Hong Kong Chapter, 2010
- Merit Award for AIA, 2010
- Future Project of the Year and Winner of the Future Project �V Infrastructure for WAF, 2011