Changi airport

The waterfall brings aspects of nature in the interior of the building

This water will be recirculated and subsequently reused within the building, like for landscape irrigation systems, and will also serve as a means of passive cooling.

This airport looks like a complex design but has simple geometric shapes

The dome-like structure incorporates a puncture at the top, an oculus, through which rainwater gushes down a staggering length of 40-metres.

I really like the repetition of triangles on the interior and exterior of the building

The interior was inspired from the theme of organic forms since some of the designs look a lot like the details from a tree

There is a lot of mirror and glass used for extra natural lighting and to create the effect of more room

The building was planned in a circular manner