HOK wins Doha airport design work

01 April 2004
US-based Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum (HOK)has been selected as the design architect for the passenger terminal building on the first phase of the new Doha International Airport project. Under the subcontract, placed by the US' Bechtel, HOK will provide architectural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) and landscaping design services (MEED 30:1:04).

HOK's aviation group will collaborate with HOK's San Francisco office in designing the 140,000-square-metre terminal, an 800-car parking structure, a mosque, a central utility plant and site improvements. Design work is expected to run into 2005.

Bechtel is the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) manager on the development, which calls in the first phase for the construction of a 12 million-passenger-a-year facility at a cost of $2,500 million by 2009. The first construction package on the development, covering reclamation, is expected to be issued for tender in the third quarter.

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