The new space at Sydney International Airport Terminal 1 is a sophisticated interpretation of a ‘marketplace’ – offering comfortable places to sit and improved food and beverage options for transiting passengers.

Project Name: Sydney International Airport Marketplace
Studio Name:
Cox Architecture
Project size: 2500 m2
Project Budget: $30000000
Completion date: 2017
Building levels: 1
Location: Sydney, Australia
Photography: John Gollings

Sydney International Airport Marketplace by Cox Architecture - Sheet1
Canteen ©John Gollings

Built over an existing 1960’s building, the new Marketplace uses height and natural light to establish a clear wayfinding solution through the terminal.

Sydney International Airport Marketplace by Cox Architecture - Sheet2
Airport Ground ©John Gollings

An expanse of glass along the south eastern wall provides passengers with an unprecedented view of the airfield and Botany Bay.

Sydney International Airport Marketplace by Cox Architecture - Sheet3
Aerial View ©John Gollings

The overall design principle is one of lightness in structure, capturing the essence of flight

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