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Hamad International Airport
Project overview
Opened in 2014, Hamad International Airport was developed to replace Qatar’s saturated airport infrastructure and support the country’s ambition of becoming a global aviation hub. As part of this landmark programme, BESIX, in partnership with Midmac, delivered the six-level North Node terminal hub together with Concourses D and E between 2010 and 2013. The works formed part of a 36 km² airport designed to accommodate high passenger volumes and the continued expansion of Qatar Airways.
Scope of works
The project involved the design and construction of a key terminal hub within a new-generation international airport. BESIX implemented an integrated approach combining civil engineering, technical systems and high-quality finishes to meet the programme’s demanding requirements. Particular attention was given to managing complex technical interfaces, delivering visible public spaces to exacting standards and creating passenger circulation routes capable of supporting future traffic growth. The project required the simultaneous coordination of large-scale structures, specialised equipment and stringent operational requirements.
Highlights
Delivery of the six-level North Node terminal hub
Construction of Concourses D and E
Part of a 36 km² international airport development
Project details
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