Studio DRA won the competition to plan and design the domestic airport at Kanpur with an area of  7200 sq.m.

The new proposed Airport building at Kanpur is planned  to cater for the increased capacity of the passengers from the current 1.34 lacs passengers per annum to an estimated 3.48 lacs passengers over the next decade. The terminal building’s interior form is realized through an integrated design approach using tubular aluminum ceiling supported by floral fluted columns.

• Masterplan of Airports Authority of India’s land along the citywide of Raipur Airport over a total land area  of 81 Acres.
• The new development will majorly include Retail, Business Park, Hotels,, Logistics and Warehouses.
• The implementation of the masterplan is envisaged in 4 phases.

• Masterplan for four non-contiguous sites Along Jaipur Airport city side with a total site area of 35 Acres
• The proposed development will majorly include Retail, Business Park, Hotels, Convention Spaces, Logistics  & Residential.
• The plan also involves phased relocation of an existing AAI residential colony.

• Masterplan for the City Side development at Lucknow Airport, India on a 210 Acres site. The  proposal includes Hospitality,  Commercial, Institutional, M.I.C.E.  and Logistics & Warehousing as the  project components.
• The masterplan improves the existing movement of PTB traffic and includes green boulevards which  introduces quality social spaces in  the vicinity.

Design and interiors of the PTB and Ceremonial Lounge of the  domestic airport at Vijayawada. It consists of circa 1,00,000  sq.ft. of Passenger terminal building (PTB) and a 30,000 sq. Ceremonial Lounge Building to allow the unhindered VIP movement .

The concept plan has been developed with functional  orientation including smooth passenger & baggage  processes amalgamated with ceremonial facilities and  engineering principles. Inspired around the rural-urban  blend of Vijayawada’s culture the interiors of the airport  have been designed to portray a unique and smart  gateway to a region.

In construction terms, its design optimised the  performance of materials selected on the basis of local  availability, functionality, application of local skills, and  low cost procurement. Remarkably, it was designed  and built in just 11 months.