> Aeropuerto Internacional de Tijuana
Located at a strategic point on the border between Mexico and the United States, Tijuana International Airport required a large-scale expansion to meet the region’s growing air traffic demand.
The project, developed in collaboration with Estudio Lamela, encompassed the expansion of the Alfa and Bravo concourses, the creation of new remote aircraft stands, and the integration of the CrossBorder facility, which directly connects the airport to a terminal in the United States via a pedestrian bridge.
The architectural design was conceived with a focus on functionality, flexibility, and modularity, ensuring that future expansions can be carried out without disrupting airport operations.
Key interventions include the reorganization of migration and customs areas, the modernization of the operations control center, the optimization of the baggage claim hall, and the expansion of retail offerings.
In addition, the buildings were zoned to facilitate management and maintenance, and construction solutions with prefabricated elements were implemented to reduce timelines and costs.
Natural light plays a leading role in the project. Large skylights and expansive windows create bright, spacious, and comfortable interiors, enhancing the experience for both passengers and staff.
All access points and circulation areas were designed to ensure full accessibility for people with reduced mobility, providing smooth and safe movement for all users.
Located at a strategic point on the border between Mexico and the United States, Tijuana International Airport required a large-scale expansion to meet the region’s growing air traffic demand.
The project, developed in collaboration with Estudio Lamela, encompassed the expansion of the Alfa and Bravo concourses, the creation of new remote aircraft stands, and the integration of the CrossBorder facility, which directly connects the airport to a terminal in the United States via a pedestrian bridge.
The architectural design was conceived with a focus on functionality, flexibility, and modularity, ensuring that future expansions can be carried out without disrupting airport operations.
Key interventions include the reorganization of migration and customs areas, the modernization of the operations control center, the optimization of the baggage claim hall, and the expansion of retail offerings.
In addition, the buildings were zoned to facilitate management and maintenance, and construction solutions with prefabricated elements were implemented to reduce timelines and costs.
Natural light plays a leading role in the project. Large skylights and expansive windows create bright, spacious, and comfortable interiors, enhancing the experience for both passengers and staff.
All access points and circulation areas were designed to ensure full accessibility for people with reduced mobility, providing smooth and safe movement for all users.
