LONG THANH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
overview
Long Thanh International Airport is currently under construction in Long Thanh District, Dong Nai Province, approximately 40 kilometers east of Ho Chi Minh City. With a capacity of up to 100 million passengers per year upon completion of all three phases, it is set to become Vietnam’s largest airport in the future.
project information
- Project classificationArchitecture structures/ Stadium/ Airport
- AddressDong Nai, Vietnam
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Project information: Total construction area 90,000 m², capacity of about 6,000,000 passengers per year.
The project was completed after more than 2 years of construction, with a total investment of more than 900 billion VND. Exhibitor B with a construction area of 33,071 m2, has a total of 3 floors and 1 basement. The architecture of Exhibition Hall B is luxuriously designed. That is thanks to the harmonious combination...
Once completed, this will be a 4F airport, the highest classification according to International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards, and it will rank 9th among the world’s top 10 largest airports. Designed by Foster+Partners, the structure draws inspiration from Cambodia’s historical and architectural heritage while adhering to sustainable development standards.
The project has a total investment of up to USD 220 million, a seating capacity of 86,250, and is the largest among the 12 stadiums built and renovated by Qatar to host the 2022 World Cup.
Steel structure construction project completed on schedule: Vinh International Airport in Nghe An started construction in 2014.
The terminal has one basement level and four above-ground floors, with a total investment of nearly 11,000 billion VND funded by the Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV). Once completed and operational, it will be the country’s largest domestic passenger terminal, serving 20 million passengers, increasing Tan Son Nhat Airport’s overall annual capacity to 50 million...
The structure, designed by Fenwick Iribarren, is modular and constructed from 974 containers, making it fully demountable and reusable. It also integrates systems for energy and water optimization. As a result, the stadium has been awarded the Global Sustainability Assessment System (GSAS) 5-star certification for both design and construction.
PH Eco Mall is being built on a 6-hectare site as part of the Grand Star Platinum project, an investment by Borey Peng Huoth Group with a total cost of $200 million. The design aims to balance environmental friendliness with a shopping experience inspired by traditional Khmer architecture.
