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Sthapati's Jodhpur Airport expansion draws on Rajasthani palace architecture with pastel-coloured terminal

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Tom Ravenscroft

14h ago· 6 min readenNews

Summary

Architecture studio Sthapati has completed an expansion of Jodhpur Airport in Rajasthan, India, drawing direct visual inspiration from historic local architecture including Mehrangarh Fort and Umaid Bhawan Palace. The 23,400-square-metre terminal building features pastel colours, arched openings, and traditional Rajasthani design elements that reference the city's royal heritage, creating an airport experience that feels distinctly local rather than generic.

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Unlike the majority of airports, the distinctive form of the 23,400-square-metre terminal building was directly informed by historic local architecture, including the Mehrangarh Fort and Umaid Bhawan Palace.
The design team wanted to create a sense of place that reflects Jodhpur's rich cultural heritage and royal past.
The pastel colour palette and arched openings are a direct reference to the region's traditional architecture.
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Architecture studio Sthapati was informed by local palaces for its expansion of the Jodhpur Airport in Rajasthan, India.

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