Just some pictures for visual tour of the exterior to Departure Hall 
Control Tower Pictures
More pictures of T3 coming up!
Posted by: hyacinthus | November 15, 2007
Changi Airport T3 – Exterior to Departure Hall
Posted in Airport, Architecture, D17, Singapore, Transport
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Everything looks so new and clean … I wonder how it will look like after a month when it ‘open shop’ hehehe
Actually the first picture reminds me alot of the fiumicino airport in Rome. With the glass and the coloured numbers at the door.
By: rinaz on November 15, 2007
at 2:50 pm
Someone mentioned that glass is a better material to use for maintenance in the long-term.
Probably, that explains the growing trend for glassy new International Airports like HKIA and KLIA
By: hyacinthus on November 15, 2007
at 6:15 pm
I think buildings built of glass look more futuristic, don’t they? And they can be environment friendly too for the natural sunlight can save a lot of electricity charges on internal lightings.
By: macabresg on November 16, 2007
at 1:14 am