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Dhaka HSIA Airport Adding Third Terminal

This is the first design proposal from the architects, it still hasn't been approved. There will be other designs from the architects and a consultation procedure where the public views will be guaged. I personally think its not that innovative, we should look at other options b4 deciding.
 
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dude what i am saying why we need to follow india in design cannot we make our own we have DU BUET NSU studnets and graduated who can make cool staff

i am so pissed that we try to follow india in many ways which i dont like
we have to many things and talents but we dont use them

As has been shown, there is no copying going around w.r.t this new terminal, given old airport had similiar themes.

Lets not make mountain out of a molehill over something that is coincidental.
 
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Is it too hard to Goggle??? The current terminal has the same theme,from the day it was built. This design only looks to be a modern version based on the old theme.Not to mention,it was only a proposal and IT WAS REJECTED.

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Someone still on the opinion that it was copied??
 
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Some historic photos of Kurmitola (HSIA).

Kurmitola Airfield (HSIA at present) was founded in 1943 and was home to Section J (128th AACS Squadron -341st Bomb Group) of the American USAAF. The USAAF used this Airfield as well CTG and CXB airfields to carry out bombing sorties against Imperial Japanese AAF bases advancing through Burma.

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These are B25J Mitchell bombers below
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@Bilal9 Nice pics!

Have to say I like the architecture of the old terminal for that generation of airport.

A million times nicer than the old terminal in say Charles De Gaulle (the stuff of nightmares!)
 
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@Bilal9 Nice pics!

Have to say I like the architecture of the old terminal for that generation of airport.

A million times nicer than the old terminal in say Charles De Gaulle (the stuff of nightmares!)

Why is that?? :undecided:
 
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Why is that?? :undecided:

Its an eyesore inside and outside (Terminal 1 CDG). You kind of have to go there and wait for a flight transfer inside it to know what I mean. The new terminals are quite good however architecturally....but suffers the same French "laissez-faire" snob attitude in parts (and I speak fluent French! - didn't help since they detected I had the "horrible" Canadian version!).

Terminal 1:

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10 of the world's most hated airports | CNN Travel

10 of the world's most hated airports | CNN Travel

1. Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris, France
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Don't expect to make friends during a storm closure.
“A great country worthy of the name,” President Charles de Gaulle once opined, “does not have any friends.”

True or not, it’s this sort of attitude that has helped CDG become the most maligned major airport on earth. What’s fueling it?

Grimy washrooms with missing toilet seats don’t help. Nor do broken scanning machines and an overall lack of signage, gate information screens and Paris-worthy bars, restaurants or cafés.

The baffling circular layout is worsened by warrens of tunnel-like structures, dismissive staff and seething travelers waiting forever in the wrong queue.

The worst part may be this airport’s aura of indifference to it all. “Waiting for a connection here,” notes one commuter, “is like being in custody.”

If you’re actually staying in Paris, you may be okay. If you have the gall to just be passing through between Malaga and Montreal, you can cut the spite of this place with a cheese knife.

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The CNN article hits the overall experience bang on the button. I brushed my teeth in one of those grimy washrooms at CDG...oh god the horror of it!

Spot on for LAX too, god that place was a headache.
 
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Its an eyesore inside and outside (Terminal 1 CDG). You kind of have to go there and wait for a flight transfer inside it to know what I mean. The new terminals are quite good however architecturally....but suffers the same French "laissez-faire" snob attitude in parts (and I speak fluent French! - didn't help since they detected I had the "horrible" Canadian version!).

Terminal 1:

zffPEG8.jpg


26B_CDG1.jpg


charles-de-gaulle-terminal-1-unite.jpg


10 of the world's most hated airports | CNN Travel

10 of the world's most hated airports | CNN Travel

1. Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris, France
1---BERTRAND-LANGLOIS-AFP-G.jpg


Don't expect to make friends during a storm closure.
“A great country worthy of the name,” President Charles de Gaulle once opined, “does not have any friends.”

True or not, it’s this sort of attitude that has helped CDG become the most maligned major airport on earth. What’s fueling it?

Grimy washrooms with missing toilet seats don’t help. Nor do broken scanning machines and an overall lack of signage, gate information screens and Paris-worthy bars, restaurants or cafés.

The baffling circular layout is worsened by warrens of tunnel-like structures, dismissive staff and seething travelers waiting forever in the wrong queue.

The worst part may be this airport’s aura of indifference to it all. “Waiting for a connection here,” notes one commuter, “is like being in custody.”

If you’re actually staying in Paris, you may be okay. If you have the gall to just be passing through between Malaga and Montreal, you can cut the spite of this place with a cheese knife.

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The CNN article hits the overall experience bang on the button. I brushed my teeth in one of those grimy washrooms at CDG...oh god the horror of it!

Spot on for LAX too, god that place was a headache.

Obnoxious too. :astagh:
I thought only our airports are mess,now I can at least compensate myself by saying,"hey, @Nilgiri brushed his teeth in the obnoxious and snotty CDG washroom" !! :sick:
 
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I thought only our airports are mess,now I can at least compensate myself by saying,"hey, @Nilgiri brushed his teeth in the obnoxious and snotty CDG washroom" !!

I have been to a lot of airports, there are some truly bad ones compared to Desi airports even....especially when you consider how much money some of those countries have.
 
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:omghaha: :omghaha:

Generally everything is in Bangladesh effed up (such as poverty,slums and malnutrition). So even a little improvement in any mundane thing - such as a proposal for a nicer airport is seen as a big achievement.
 
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Its an eyesore inside and outside (Terminal 1 CDG). You kind of have to go there and wait for a flight transfer inside it to know what I mean. The new terminals are quite good however architecturally....but suffers the same French "laissez-faire" snob attitude in parts (and I speak fluent French! - didn't help since they detected I had the "horrible" Canadian version!).

Terminal 1:

zffPEG8.jpg


26B_CDG1.jpg


charles-de-gaulle-terminal-1-unite.jpg


10 of the world's most hated airports | CNN Travel

10 of the world's most hated airports | CNN Travel

1. Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris, France
1---BERTRAND-LANGLOIS-AFP-G.jpg


Don't expect to make friends during a storm closure.
“A great country worthy of the name,” President Charles de Gaulle once opined, “does not have any friends.”

True or not, it’s this sort of attitude that has helped CDG become the most maligned major airport on earth. What’s fueling it?

Grimy washrooms with missing toilet seats don’t help. Nor do broken scanning machines and an overall lack of signage, gate information screens and Paris-worthy bars, restaurants or cafés.

The baffling circular layout is worsened by warrens of tunnel-like structures, dismissive staff and seething travelers waiting forever in the wrong queue.

The worst part may be this airport’s aura of indifference to it all. “Waiting for a connection here,” notes one commuter, “is like being in custody.”

If you’re actually staying in Paris, you may be okay. If you have the gall to just be passing through between Malaga and Montreal, you can cut the spite of this place with a cheese knife.

--------------------

The CNN article hits the overall experience bang on the button. I brushed my teeth in one of those grimy washrooms at CDG...oh god the horror of it!

Spot on for LAX too, god that place was a headache.


WTF is that ? Who designed this $hit?? Looks like a Shiv Lingam to me.. :(
 
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Bangladesh’s Shahjalal Airport to get $1.2.8bn makeover

15 June 2015

The Bangladeshi Government is planning to spend an estimated BDT123bn ($1.57bn) on the construction of a new terminal and a second runway at the Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka.

The expansion project is being planned to increase the airport's efficiency and passenger handling capacity, reported The Dhaka Tribune

Currently, the airport operated and maintained by Civil Aviation Authority, Bangladesh (CAAB) has an annual passenger capacity of eight million.

According to undisclosed sources, the airport had completed preliminary procedures for the construction of the new terminal and will float an international tender for its construction in December.

Out of the total amount, an estimated BDT100bn ($1.28bn) will be spent on the terminal and the expenditures related to its construction, while the rest will be invested in the second phase construction of the airport's second runway.

It is still unclear whether the funding will come from CAAB or through a public-private partnership.

The working plan for the expansion has been developed by CAAB following receipt of an approval from the Prime Minister's Office in May.

The third terminal, which is planned to be modeled on Singapore's Changi airport terminal, will be constructed on 130 acres of land situated on the space between the runway and the taxiway near the Central Engineering Maintenance and Stores Unit.

CAAB third terminal building coordinator MA Malek said consultancy firms have already prepared their report on the project and have been ordered to submit the same by 30 June.

There are also plans to build a second runway on the west side of the existing runway later.

According to the master plan prepared by South Korea's Yushin, Singapore-based CPG and the local Design Development Consultancy, the first phase of construction will start this year and be completed by 2019.

The three firms had been selected to develop a master plan for the airport's expansion following a tender floated almost a year ago.

"Within 90 days of getting the report from the three firms, the CAAB authority will invite tender regarding this.

"Presently, hundreds of flights are leaving and landing at the airport; for which, a huge pressure is created on the existing two terminals. If the third one is built, then it would help to ease some pressure." Malek said.
 
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Dhaka Airport as it is now looks like its falling apart. The parking lot is disgusting to say the least.
 
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