Terminal Architecture & Civic Identity
Terminal concepts feature Mediterranean limestone, natural daylight, shaded courtyards, and intuitive circulation separating arrivals and departures.
Future
Architectural proposals, masterplanning principles, and passenger experience design for a restored civil gateway connecting Gaza to the world.
Conceptual Vision · Art Project
About the Project“We will keep imagining our future. We will rebuild Gaza.”
Ayman Alazraq — Gaza International Airport (GZA) — Remade. Architectural concepts are illustrative artistic studies and do not represent an operational civil airport.
The proposals presented here represent architectural and planning research concepts. They demonstrate physical readiness, environmental design, and service capacity ahead of operational reconstruction, rather than contracted commercial timelines.
Passenger Hospitality & Wayfinding
Guest experience prioritizes ease and dignity: clear wayfinding, spacious processing halls, dedicated family areas, and universal step-free access.
Phased Airfield Masterplan
A structured airside strategy: 3,080 m runway reconstruction, modernized apron stands, integrated solar power, and intermodal transit connections.
Night & Interior Study Sequence
Additional owner-provided visualizations complementing the day sequence.
Night aerial concept of the future terminal and airfield. 
Night architectural concept of the future landside departures entrance. 
Night concept along the future airport runway toward the coastal horizon. 
Night interior architectural concept of a future passenger concourse. 
Wide interior concept of the future Gaza International Airport terminal. 
Wide interior concept of the modern Gaza International Airport terminal.
Restored Route Network Vision
The planned opening network re-establishes direct air links between Gaza and major regional hubs across Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Turkey. Browse the destinations below to inspect schedules and flight details.