Pascall+Watson led the conceptualization and vision for the new integrated passenger terminal at Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport in Lucknow, India. This included the update of the existing masterplan, capacity phasing and the concept design of a new Terminal 3, an ambitious project designed to accommodate projected passenger traffic growth over the next 20 years. 

In collaboration with Egis in India, Pascall+Watson’s scope encompassed architectural design, terminal planning, passenger modelling, and design coordination for the expansive 120,000m² terminal facility. The design featured a modular integrated terminal building spanning 100,000m², with 15,000m² allocated for retail spaces and an additional 20,000m² in the basement area. Notable highlights included advanced baggage handling systems, laser scanners, duty-free shops, premium lounges, and a comprehensive food and beverage offering. 

Pascall+Watson’s design integrates the region’s unique climatic conditions and cultural heritage, utilising local materials and maximizing natural light to create a distinct sense of place for travellers. Sustainability was at the core of the design, with features such as solar PV arrays and rainwater harvesting systems integrated to minimise environmental impact.