Transport + Infrastructure

Intuitive navigation

ZHA’s approach to transport and infrastructure projects is centred on efficient and intuitive design strategies. Our buildings provide maximum comfort for travellers at minimum energy demand. 

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Multiple iterations

Utilising tools developed by our in-house research teams, we explore multiple iterations to determine the best solutions to movement and navigation, avoiding congestion. We employ passive design strategies to optimise both energy use and passenger experience. Our strong track record and growing portfolio of transport and infrastructure projects is testament to the success of our approach.

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22 projects

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Salerno Maritime Terminal

Inaugurated on 25 April 2016, the new Salerno Maritime Terminal by ZHA is integral to the city’s urban plan.

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Terminus Multimodal Hoenheim Nord

Completed for the northern terminal of the city’s B tramline, our concept utilises overlapping fields: echoing the energetic movement of cars, trams, bicycles and pedestrians; fusing together to form a constantly shifting but clearly delineated whole. In the car park, floor marks and light posts delineate a ‘magnetic field’.

Napoli Porta Est

A large-scale urban regeneration project in Naples that reconnects the city’s fragmented urban fabric and incorporates the new Campania Region headquarters.

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Sheikh Zayed Bridge

Design and construction of a third gateway crossing linking Abu Dhabi Island to the Gulf south shore. Our two-way four lane highway bridge features cantilevered road decks suspended from symmetrical steel arches, which form a sinusoidal waveform – giving this huge structure its fluid silhouette.

Courtesy of ZHA, render by Negativ

Vilnius Railway Station

ZHA’s ‘Green Connect’ proposal for Vilnius Railway Station creates an integrated transportation hub for the 21st century with new civic spaces enveloped by nature

Vilnius Airport Terminal

ZHA's design draws from Lithuanian cultural heritage, incorporating traditional motifs and art forms within a contemporary architectural language. The terminal's modular geometry originates from the rhombus, a triangular shape that holds significant meaning in Baltic folklore.

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Terminal 3B at Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport

The new Terminal 3B (T3B) at Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport is a ZHA design collaboration with the terminal’s executive architects CSWADI (China Southwest Architectural Design & Research Institute). Constructed by CSCEC (China State Construction Engineering Corporation), T3B marks the final large-scale expansion of the airport’s transformation into one of the country’s leading aviation hubs.

Render by X-Universe

Bishoftu International Airport

Phase One of the new Bishoftu International Airport (BIA) will serve 60 million passengers a year. Further phases will serve up to 110 million passengers annually with four runways and parking for 270 aircraft.

Render by Negativ

Ropax Ferry Terminal

Repurposing an existing shipping warehouse built in 1960 into a new 20,000 sq. m ferry and cruise ship terminal, ZHA’s design adds a fourth level to the structure to incorporate public terraces with panoramic views of the Daugava River and the skyline of Riga’s city centre, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Render by Tecma Solutions

NatPowerH Hydrogen Refuelling Stations

The world’s first green hydrogen refuelling infrastructure for the recreational boating industry will be initiated in 25 Italian marinas and ports with stations designed by ZHA.

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