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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.

entering songmax image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
gray tiles pave the catwalks within the store image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
a look through the cut sections of the ‘L-container’ image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
the ‘L-container’ with openings image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
a view down the central focus of the store – the ‘L-container’ image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
a small lounging area image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
change rooms occupy part of the ‘L-container’ image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
a read belt laces through the lit wall niches of the space image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
a read belt laces through the lit wall niches of the space image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
curtain made of beads which have been arranged by hand displays the store’s logo patterned within image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
convertible change rooms image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
rendering of the space before and after with the implementation of the ‘L-container’ image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others
various components of the store image courtesy of elevation workshop, JR & others