The aviation industry is increasingly pressured to embrace environmentally friendly practices. Consequently, Oslo Airport has introduced a spectacular new terminal designed for the future, emphasizing sustainability.
Courtesy: Sune Eriksen
Efficiency by Design
Efficiency by Design: Designed by Oslo-based architecture firm Nordic, the new terminal beautifully merges style and environmental efficiency.
Construction with Natural Materials
Construction: Natural materials, including locally sourced stone and wood from sustainably managed forests, have been generously incorporated throughout the terminal.
Enhancing Nordic Identity
Nordic Identity: Wood is a highly energy-efficient material that gives the terminal a unique Nordic character, enhancing the travel experience.
World Leader in Sustainability
World Leader: The new terminal building has been awarded an “Excellent” BREEAM rating for sustainability, marking a milestone in green architecture.
Aiming for Energy Reduction
Goals: “Our initial aim wasn’t to become the world’s most environmentally friendly airport, but we did strive to reduce energy consumption by 50%,” says one of the architects.
Adopting a Holistic Approach
Holistic Approach: Airports are now taking a holistic stance, considering energy efficiency, waste management, water conservation, and more in their operations.
