AERONOVA TIA / AEROPLANNER / GENERATIVE DESIGN & PLANNING
Explore possibilities.
Shape the future airport.
Bring the airport brief, site, demand and terminal typology into one planning workflow. Develop design alternatives, inspect their implications and carry the chosen direction into specialist review.
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From the operational brief to design alternatives.
The workspace supports site-first planning and design, with operational requirements, DDFS demand, programme, airfield, terminal typology, masterplanning and a Generative Studio. Use the owning step for each input so a design change can be traced back to its basis.
- Frame the airport. Start with operational requirements, a site boundary or the expansion of an existing airport. An illustrative example is available to explore the workflow.
- Set the planning basis. Review the brief, demand and facility programme before choosing a terminal typology and developing the masterplan.
- Explore alternatives. Open Generative Studio to examine options, floor plans and landside arrangements. Use the standalone Terminal Studio for a focused terminal design session.
- Review before selecting. Examine terminal assurance, validation gates and unresolved checks. Record the decision and use the program brief for a consolidated reference.
Questions for the airport developer
- Which terminal configuration best fits the site's constraints and the operational brief?
- How should floor plans and landside arrangements respond to demand and phasing?
- What assumptions and unresolved checks require specialist review before the next design stage?