State-of-the-art eco design unveiled for Kuwait International Airport
The international airport will annually see 13 million passengers through its doors, with the flexibility to accommodate 25 million passengers (image from Foster and Partners)
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Foster + Partners, the same architectural firm behind Apple's new campus, recently unveiled its plans for the new Kuwait International Airport. The architects are aiming for LEED Gold appraisal, which will see it become the first passenger terminal in the world to attain this level of environmental accreditation.
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