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1 Airports Worldwide Q

2 Airports Worldwide For millions of people an airport is the gateway to a nation, the fi rst and sometimes only impression many passengers gain of the country. For this reason, airports have become important symbolic buildings. Interior design is a key feature of airports and the massive scale of the buildings requires an emphatic design statement. More and more passenger terminal buildings have to mix the needs of the commercial opportunities derived from shopping malls, hotels and entertainment facilities with the needs to create an informative and pleasant environment for passengers. Lindner has provided many innovative solutions to meet the challenging demands for airport interiors. Our experience in this sector together with our tremendous product range makes an obvious choice when considering the design, performance and functional requirements of an airport interior. We offer individual solutions for your specifi c project. Our worldwide teams are able to offer packages from supply only of individual products to supply and installation of complete custom fi t-outs. Lindner Airports with unique product range and services worldwide: 1 Ceiling systems (see Section A) 2 Heating and cooling technologies (see Section C) 3 Lighting systems (see Section D) 4 Flooring systems (see Section E) 5 Wall systems (see Section F) 6 Wall cladding 7 Doors (see Section G) 8 F açades and Metal construction (see Section J) 9 Lounges (see Section K - Objektdesign) 10 Insulation engineering (see Section L) 11 Binnacles and check-in Island Q3

3 Lounge Fig. 1 Our integrated design performance stands for the highest standards in interior fi nishing work. We have already executed our complete solutions for a considerable number of airlines, doing so from fl oor to ceiling. The lounge shown in the sketch, which was executed by Lindner, can be seen on page 46 in Section A. Q4

4 Binnacles Fig. 2 Binnacles fulfi l a multi-service role incorporating many of the functional features required of a modern airport such as convenience telephones, fi re hydrants, hose reels, clocks, advertisements, fi re alarms, magazine/leafl et racks, speakers, power sockets, cameras and even air handling. Our fl exible system can easily integrate a great variety of requirements. Q5

5 Check-in Counters Fig. 3 Check-in counters in Terminal II of Munich Airport In addition to their technical use, it s hard to imagine a terminal without the visual effect of check-in Islands. Co-ordinated matching with other installations, such as the ceiling and wall cladding, must be guaranteed to realise a uniform appearance. That s why we offer customised cladding systems. Q6

6 Reference projects Fig. 4 Madrid Barajas International Airport, Spain Fig. 5 Performance: - Over 280,000 m 2 of special strip ceiling made from 100 percent bamboo - Distinctive ambience created by the fl owing appearance - Design and construction of the ceiling according to the wave building shape - The special developed bamboo ceiling can take up the curved construction without danger of cracking or splitting of the strips - Production was carried out in China with special transportation via sea container to Madrid Fire protection: Due to a special protection material and a impregnation process developed by Lindner the bamboo ceiling fulfi lled one of the highest fi re protection requirements in Europe. Q7

7 Reference Projects Fig. 6 Munich Franz Josef Strauss Airport, Germany Fig. 7 Performance: Terminal I: - 50,000 m² of customised metal ceilings with special crossing box were supplied and installed by Lindner - Special window grilles - Special light fi ttings - Raised fl oor - Wall linings and claddings achieving high fi re protection - Insulation technology Terminal II: - Customised curved metal ceiling - Aluminium baffl es - Roof equipment station - Stainless steel wall cladding on luggage conveyance systems - F90-walls and claddings - Self-supporting glazing - Raised fl oor Q8