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the airport by MAD spans 2,267 hectares and features a 12,000-square-meter terminal under its feather-like roof.
the spiral structure is built from upcycled lantana camara, an invasive shrub introduced to india through colonial trade routes.
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designboom discusses this creative boom with stefano boeri, MVRDV's winy maas, christian kerez, beat huesler of oppenheim architecture, and the team at bofill taller de arquitectura.
the proposal draws from a historic english architectural feature composed of alternating curves.

first prototype installed in the airportimage courtesy of arch group
MDF structure with ash-tree veneerimage courtesy of arch group
image courtesy of arch group
backside of the structure, identifiable with a number image courtesy of arch group
image courtesy of arch group
two-bunk interiorimage courtesy of arch group
images courtesy of arch group
built-in beds and fixtures for storageimages courtesy of arch group
images courtesy of arch group
view from the top of the unitimage courtesy of arch group
lights and windows provide ample lighting, with retractable screens for privacyimage courtesy of arch group
drawer detail does not intrude into the compact spaceimage courtesy of arch group
alternative sleepbox room, with different facade and interior optionsimages courtesy of sleepbox
(left) reception desk(right) typical unitimage © sleepbox
interactive information zoneimage © sleepbox
hallway with roomsimage © sleepbox
row of units in a designed atmosphere to match the aesthetic of the sleepboximage © sleepbox