Incide has provided design activities for the Leonardo da Vinci airport in Rome in three phases linked to different orders:
The first phase concerns the structural and architectural design of the footbridges that connect Terminal 3 with the AVC and platform C, as well as the bridges to the boardings.
The second phase involved the design of the supporting structures of the conveyor belts for the new baggage handling system from Terminal 1 at the Ex-cargo building.
In the third phase, detailed design of the cladding facades of all walkways and jetty C was provided, including a supporting steel structure.
The project was developed using the BIM approach, in order to easily manage and integrate the structures, facades and systems.
The first phase concerns the structural and architectural design of the footbridges that connect Terminal 3 with the AVC and platform C, as well as the bridges to the boardings.
The second phase involved the design of the supporting structures of the conveyor belts for the new baggage handling system from Terminal 1 at the Ex-cargo building.
In the third phase, detailed design of the cladding facades of all walkways and jetty C was provided, including a supporting steel structure.
The project was developed using the BIM approach, in order to easily manage and integrate the structures, facades and systems.
