Peter the Great Voronezh International Airport | TOU Architects

The new domestic air terminal at Voronezh Peter the Great Airport is a harmonious combination of functionality, ergonomics and historical context. The concept of "Peter the Great and Voronezh" reflects the ship's theme and marine motifs, organically intertwined with aviation symbols. The building, which looks like a floating ship, with mirrored stained glass windows and wave-like shapes, creates an impression of lightness and dynamics.

The interior of the terminal includes check-in, waiting, departure, baggage claim areas, children's bedrooms, a game room, three superior rooms and a meeting room. It is designed in a minimalistic way with natural textures, a calm palette and concise shapes, ensuring long-term relevance and visual purity.

The atrium with panoramic stained glass windows and an undulating ceiling fills the space with light, while bionic shapes and contrasting furniture details create a smooth and dynamic perception. The color accent — blue — helps navigation and refers to the sky, water and the history of the city. Safe bedrooms and a play area are provided for the youngest passengers, where soft shapes and light shades reduce stress.

The high—comfort halls - "Business", "Priority" and VIP — offer privacy and a chamber atmosphere. Natural materials, soft lighting, organic shapes and functional elements were used, including transformable partitions and thoughtful zoning. The VIP lounge stands out for its premium design, large-scale ceiling installation and private meeting room.

The project combines architectural expressiveness, technological solutions and the cultural code of Voronezh, turning the terminal into a space where passengers feel comfort, safety and the semantic depth of each element of the interior.