ID490: THESIS II
INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL
S F O
LAUREN WUTKA
S F O
THESIS STATEMENT
RESEARCH SUMMARY
Airports can combine efficiency and entertainment for their users through the use of technology and design, while putting awareness and a solution to the health and wellness in airport travel.
- There is a structured path users must follow in order to get through the airport while departing and arriving.
ARRIVAL
SECURITY
BAGGAGE CHECK
CHECK-IN
- We can use an app that stores all of our data to take us through the entire process from start to finish. - Using technology at every step decreases wait time. - Having different amenity areas for different users eliminates overcrowding.
BOARDING
DISEMBARKING
- People spend an average of three hours and twenty minutes at the airport.
JOURNEY TO GATE
- Once through security, the top five activities of the passenger are: - Listen to music - Read a book/magazine - Eat and drink - Browse the shops - People-watch
CUSTOMS
IMMIGRATION
BAGGAGE CLAIM
CUSTOMS
EXIT
STATEMENT & RESEARCH
- Body scanners at the security checkpoint are not necessary. Hallways with the right technologies can scan masses of people instead of one at a time.
CONCEPT
ICONS USER PROFILES
AIRLINES
SOLO TRAVELERS
BUSINESS PEOPLE
FAMILIES
USER ACTIVITIES
- balance - repetition - pattern - movement - line - shape - space - form EXPERIENCE
FOOD
TECHNOLOGY
RETAIL
LOGO
SITE
DESIGN INTERNATIONAL I E RM I N A L SFO BIOPHELIA
COLOR THEORY
HUMAN FORM
USER GROUP SPECIFIC
DECONSTRUCTIVISM
TERMS OF CRITICISM Currently... - users want to connect with nature during their experience. - colors affect the way people feel and their functionality.
In this project... - users will have access to nature. - the feelings and functions of the users will determine what colors are used.
- anthropometrics, proxemics, and behaviors influence a design.
- the ways and characteristics of the human form will produce the design.
- individual needs are not met.
- different elements will cater to the different users.
- traditional ways of doing things do not always work.
- standards will be rebuilt.
Located in San Francisco, California, this airport serves thousands of people from all over the world. The international terminal at San Francisco International Airport is the largest terminal, as it is the second largest international hub within California. It is easily accessible from the Baystate Freeway by car, and from the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), which runs throughout the city.
ICONS, CONCEPT, TERMS OF CRITISM, LOGO & SITE
EMPLOYEES
CHOREOGRAPHED CHAOS
LEVEL 1
DIAGRAMS
LEGEND
STACKING
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 4
LEVEL 3
LEVEL 5
SKETCHES
PROGRAMMING: Level 1: Traffic Traffic Flow Courtyard
FLOOR PLAN: LEVEL 1
LEGEND programmed space programmed - not in scope designed space NOT TO SCALE
FLOOR PLAN: LEVEL 2
PROGRAMMING: Level 2: Arrivals Entry / Exit to Road Gates Immigration Customs Baggage Claim Exit to BART Bathrooms Information Storage - Cleaning Storage - Maintenance Belt Area Control Rooms Airline Rooms
LEGEND programmed space programmed - not in scope designed space
NOT TO SCALE
FLOOR PLAN: LEVEL 3
PROGRAMMING: Level 3: Departures Entry Check-in Bag Check TSA / Security Gates Concessions Bathrooms Information Airline Lounges Amenities Storage - Cleaning Storage - Maintenance Storage - Concessions OfďŹ ces (employees)
LEGEND programmed space programmed - not in scope designed space
NOT TO SCALE
PROGRAMMING: Level 4: Airtrain Badging ofďŹ ces Airtrain Station (A) Airtrain Station (G)
PROGRAMMING: Level 5: Parking Parking Garage (A) Parking Garage (G)
LEGEND programmed space programmed - not in scope designed space
NOT TO SCALE
FLOOR PLANS: LEVELS 4 & 5
NOT TO SCALE
LEVEL 3
HEART CENTER
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: ENTRY LEVEL 3
ENLARGED RCP: ENTRY LEVEL 3
NOT TO SCALE
NOT TO SCALE
VIEW UPON ENTRY
HEART CENTER
VIEW OF ENTRANCE
HEART CENTER VIEW OF CHECK IN AREA
MATERIALS
acoustic panel
acoustic panel
metal
flooring
flooring
bench
LEVEL 3
MATERIALS
floor tile
floor tile
VIEW OF BATHROOM INTERIOR - REFRESH
VIEW OF BATHROOM SIGNAGE
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: BATHROOM NOT TO SCALE
VIEW OF BATHROOM INTERIOR
BATHROOM
flooring
LEVEL 3
MATERIALS
resin
resin
resin
flooring
SECURITY CHECKPOINT
VIEW OF SECURITY HALL
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: SECURITY CHECKPOINT NOT TO SCALE
LEVEL 3
MATERIALS LEVEL 2
wallcovering
carpet
flooring
flooring
wood furniture
AIRLINE LOUNGE
SECTION PERSPECTIVE: AIRLINE LOUNGE
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: AIRLINE LOUNGE - 2
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: AIRLINE LOUNGE - 3
NOT TO SCALE
NOT TO SCALE
LEVEL 3
MATERIALS LEVEL 2
flooring
flooring
paint
paint
paint
paint
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: AMENITY AREA - 2 NOT TO SCALE
AMENITIES
VIEW OF AMENITY AREA - LEVEL 2
LEVEL 3
MATERIALS LEVEL 2
turf
metal ceiling
track
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: AMENITY AREA - 3 NOT TO SCALE
AMENITY
VIEW OF AMENITY AREA - LEVEL 3
LEVEL 3
AMENITY
VIEW OF AMENITY AREA
MATERIALS
column wrap
resin
flooring
acoustic panel
flooring
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: AMENITY AREA NOT TO SCALE
MATERIALS
resin
LEVEL 3
carpet
flooring
interactive
GATES
VIEW OF GATE AREA
VIEW OF GATE FEATURE
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: GATE AREA NOT TO SCALE
LEVEL 2
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: INDIRECT PATH NOT TO SCALE
MATERIALS
flooring
VIEW OF INDIRECT PATH
wood laminate
INDIRECT PATH
resin
LEVEL 2 LEV
MATERIALS
flooring
technology flooring
technology flooring
wood laminate
technology flooring
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: INDIRECT PATH NOT TO SCALE
IMMIGRATIONS VIEW OF IMMIGRATIONS HALL
LEVEL 2
MATERIALS
decal
flooring decal
decal
flooring
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: BAGGAGE CLAIM NOT TO SCALE
BAGGAGE CLAIM VIEW OF BAGGAGE CLAIM
LEVEL 2
MATERIALS
flooring
wood laminate
tech flooring
tech flooring
tech flooring
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: CUSTOMS NOT TO SCALE
CUSTOMS
VIEW OF CUSTOMS
LEVEL 2
MATERIALS
flooring
metal
paint
ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: EXIT NOT TO SCALE
EXIT VIEW OF EXIT
OTHER CUSTOM OBJECTS
CUSTOM OBJECT - BATHROOM STALL
LAY BACK SEATING
PLAN WITH TOILET
SLAT SEATING FRONT ELEVATION
PLAN VIEW
STEP SEATING WITH TABLE
WAVE SEATING SINGLE AXON WITH TOILET
AXON
SPIRAL SEATING
CUSTOM
SINGLE AXON
BAG CHECK DESK
OVERALL AXON
EXPLODED AXON
PARTIAL AXON
BUILDING SECTION
AXONS
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