
Deauville Terminal Saint-Gatien-des-Bois
ARCHITECTS
Ferrier Marchetti Studio
DESIGN TEAM
Ferrier Marchetti Studio
ENGINEERING & CONSULTING > ACOUSTIC
Acv Acoustique
GENERAL CONSTRUCTING
Sogeti Ingénierie
ENGINEERING & CONSULTING > STRUCTURAL
C&e Ingénierie
ENGINEERING & CONSULTING > ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Milieu Studio
LOCATION
Saint-gatien-des-bois, France
CATEGORY
Industrial Architecture, Transportation
Text description provided by architect.
At a time when, despite growing environmental awareness, air traffic is once again on the rise, we believe it is essential to rethink how airport mobility programs are designed.
How can terminals be conceived to set new standards in resource and energy management? This is the core ambition of the Deauville terminal.
Prioritizing timber and bio-based materials for both its exterior envelope and interior finishes, the terminal features a finely calibrated energy management system that adjusts in real time to actual occupancy.
It also reimagines the traveler's experience by returning to the simplicity of early terminals, where passengers and aircraft shared the same ground level.
Technical frugality and reduced system complexity contribute to intuitive circulation and smoother procedures.
The project is embodied in a series of large timber canopies gently integrated into the Norman landscape.
This terminal represents the first phase of a broader initiative, including a 45-hectare photovoltaic park generating over 60 megawatts, positioning Deauville Airport as the first to achieve a positive carbon footprint.
