✈️ Ercan International Airport
The New Ercan International Airport is the largest infrastructure investment in
Northern Cyprus, featuring a 128,000 m² terminal building and a multi-storey car park
accommodating 1,500 vehicles.
The design focused on high energy efficiency, advanced building management systems (BMS),
low-energy HVAC solutions, LED lighting, and water-saving infrastructure. Sustainable design
principles were integrated throughout to enhance passenger comfort while minimizing operational
costs.
Upon completion, the New Ercan Airport achieved an annual capacity of 10 million passengers,
becoming a new regional hub for international aviation.
• Terminal Building
• Multi-Storey Car Parking
Duration: 2013-2015
Our Design Scope
Our team was responsible for the complete mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) design,
including concept, detailed, and coordination phases for both the terminal and parking
structures.
Customer Feedback
“In the modern sense, the engineer is
the person who converts the
theoretical knowledge produced by scientists into practical knowledge
that technicians can apply. In practice, with integrated relationship
between architecture and engineering, sometimes the problems are redefined
by the architect, who seeks a solution for the engineer. IBS shows an approche
that is different from other engineering groups.
In this time we expect engineers to participate in design; all engineering
knowledge of IBS about the realization of our designs in accordance with international
norms is praiseworthy. IBS has involved in the projects which we have worked
with by producing techniques and alternatives that can realize the design.
Also IBS goes on training to improve profossinal knowledge in this aspect with working
on BIM platform. IBS has achieved great success in the use of BIM.
I would like to thank Seyit Kaplan, who leads IBS team and his team and i wish their
continued success.”
– Erdinc Ciftci, Architect, Project
Manager