Now is the time to return the aura of adventure to the airport. Designers are at work with immersive technologies, to bring the passenger experience back to the romantic ideals of the past.
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Samantha Flores is an architect at Corgan’s Aviation Studio ([ Ссылка ]) in Dallas, Texas.
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Aerial Futures is organized by PLANE—SITE ([ Ссылка ])
Founding member: Fentress Architects ([ Ссылка ])
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The number of people using airports has never been greater. AERIAL FUTURES, LEADING EDGE (November 2-3, 2017) brought aviation design thinkers, practitioners, and industry influencers to Los Angeles to discuss this most prominent form of public architecture. Hosted by the A+D Architecture and Design Museum in Los Angeles, the symposium included a series of lectures and moderated panel discussions, professional workshops and intimate site visits.
Participants included:
Benjamin Ball, Ball-Nogues Studio
Benedikt Boucsein, BHSF Architects
Benjamin H. Bratton, UC San Diego
Jackie Coburn, Arup
Margaret Crawford, UC Berkeley
Mario Diaz, Houston Airport System
Hernan Diaz Alonso, SCI-Arc
Steve Dumas, Westfield
Curtis Fentress, Fentress Architects
Samantha Flores, Corgan
Nikolaus Hafermaas, Ueberall International
Christopher Hawthorne, Los Angeles Times
Max Hirsh, University of Hong Kong
Craig Hodgetts, UCLA
Agatha Kessler, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Bill Kreysler, Kreysler & Associates
Devin Liddell, TEAGUE
Greg Lindsay, New Cities Foundation
Anthony Loui, LA Metro
Harvey Molotch, New York University
Cynthia Nikitin, Project for Public Spaces
Marta Nowak, UCLA
Andres F. Ramirez, PLANE–SITE
M. Casey Rehm, SCI-Arc
Blake Scholl, Boom Supersonic
Bruce Upbin, Hyperloop One
Andrew Vasey, Vasey Aviation Group
Mark Waier, Los Angeles World Airports
