Foster + Partners Completes Techo International Airport Terminal in Cambodia
New terminal building south of Phnom Penh forms the centrepiece of wider airport city masterplan.
By Ben Flatman. The terminal building has officially opened following a ceremony in Phnom Penh.
Designed by Foster + Partners, the project is part of Cambodia’s long-term plan to expand air travel and deliver economic growth.
The airport sits about 20km south of the city centre, with its main terminal consisting of a central building, known as the head house, linked to two piers.
- The first phase, including the main terminal and northern pier, opened to the public in September.
- The southern pier is due to open by 2030.
The design aims to make the passenger journey straightforward, with short walking routes and clear views across the terminal.
Author's summary: Foster + Partners completes airport terminal in Cambodia.
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