Athens International Airport – Airport Expansion Program, Greece

Athens Airport Expansion Programme (AEP) will increase capacity from 26 to 40 million passengers by 2032 through phased delivery within a live operational environment.

The project proposes extensions and alterations to the main terminal building (MTB) and satellite terminal building (STB), alongside a new VIP terminal.

Scope includes landside and airside updates, aircraft stands, gate seating, commercial areas, and two new iconic destination points: the North and South oculus.

The project builds upon the airport’s zero-carbon objectives, targeting LEED Gold.

Image Credits: Anemos Consortium

Plan A’s Key Responsibilities

  • Responsible for the contract administration.
  • Responsible for the commercial management on behalf of the consortium. Including change control processes and invoice management.
  • Established project procedures including Project Execution Plan and mobilisation documents.
  • Managed design management tools and processes: RFIs, change requests, Early Warnings, risk management, project registers and detailed reporting mechanisms.
  • In addition to design management, Plan A also had a Client Interface Role on behalf of the Anemos consortium.

 

  • Project: Athens International Airport - Airport Expansion Program

  • Sector: Transport

  • Architect: Grimshaw, Haptic and K-Studio

  • Client: Athens International Airport (AIA)

  • Size: 12,850,000 sqm (Airport Boundary)

  • Engineer: Arup

  • Retail design consultant: Leslie Jones

  • Wayfinding: Triagonal

  • Plan A Appointed: Competition - Tender Documentation

Image Credits: Anemos Consortium
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