The International Airport Building at Mumbai (Terminal-2) has set a new standard for sustainable and modern construction in India. 

And it does so while paying a homage to the traditions of India, through the intricate detailing. With its roots well-grounded in historical traditions, T2 is an example of unprecedented structural and technological achievement. The monumental spaces created beneath the thirty mushrooming columns, bring to mind the airy pavilions and interior courtyards of traditional regional architecture. Small disks of colourful glass recessed within the canopy create a constellation of colours, which make reference to the peacock, the national bird of India. And also a symbol for the airport.