Riga airport control tower
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Delivering Functionality and Safety at Riga Airport
PROJECT BRIEF
The development of Riga Airport, including an expanded runway and increased flight traffic, necessitated the construction of a new air traffic control tower. The existing tower, erected in 1973, no longer met the requirements for optimal visual oversight and equipment placement. The project aimed to deliver an advanced, functionally-designed solution adhering to safety standards, modern construction requirements, and economically justified design.
PROJECT DETAILS
The new air traffic control tower places paramount importance on airport visibility, interior layout, and the efficient arrangement of equipment. The architectural design prioritizes creating an optimal working environment for air traffic controllers, guaranteeing reliable and secure air traffic control services.
In collaboration with AREP and SETEC, REM PRO secured a top-ranking position in the prestigious ‘Visualization of the Riga Airport Air Traffic Control Tower’ sketch contest, hosted by Latvia Gaisa Satiksme.
PROJECT OUTCOMES
The new air traffic control tower at Riga Airport can significantly elevate the airport’s operational capacity and safety standards. The tower provides enhanced visibility and functionality, ensuring air traffic controllers can efficiently and securely manage the growing flight traffic.
About REM PRO
Developing country scale projects is a great opportunity for our engineers and architects to prove their professionalism as well as a serious challenge. Each design is guided by years of experience in the field of architecture, as well as safety standards and a desire to create an attractive and modern facility.