Archive · 2000
Gaza International Airport
One airport, told in three chapters.
“Gaza International Airport — Remade” is an art project documenting airport heritage and Palestinian Airlines, asserting the right to free movement, return, and remembrance against erasure.
A civic story documented across three distinct horizons.
Gaza International Airport (Yasser Arafat International Airport; IATA: GZA, ICAO: LVGZ) represents Palestine's civil aviation history. The digital dossier separates historical record, contemporary documentation, and forward-looking masterplan concepts into three distinct chapters.
01·Provisional recordProvisional chronologyPast
From early planning and the 1998 inauguration to commercial flight operations and preserved civil aviation memories.
02·Documentary recordDocumentary StatePresent
A factual account of the airport grounds: terminal structures, runway condition, documented records, and ongoing survey requirements.
03·Concept studyMasterplan & VisionFuture
Architectural proposals, passenger service philosophy, phased masterplanning, and route connectivity for a restored Mediterranean civil gateway.
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Sources & archive metadata
Historical milestones link to their sources. Photographs include licensed material and selected archive copies whose reuse rights remain unconfirmed.
Archive
Historical photographs, documents and external video references from Gaza International Airport.