Rize-Artvin Airport Tower May Be Shaped like a Tea Cup
Rize-Artvin Airport, which covers an area of 766 hectares in Yeşilköy, Pazar district of Rize, is located in Ordu, whose construction was completed in 2015.
Rize-Artvin Airport, which covers an area of 766 hectares in Yeşilköy, Pazar district of Rize, is located in Ordu, whose construction was completed in 2015.
It is located in Yeşilköy, Pazar district of Rize, covering an area of 766 hectares. Rize-Artvin AirportAfter Ordu-Giresun Airport, the construction of which was completed in 2015, Türkiye's built on the sea It has the distinction of being the second airport.
According to the information provided, the control tower at Rize-Artvin Airport, which is 68 percent completed, tea cup It will be built as. At the airport, the foundation of which was laid on April 3, 2017, 88.5 million tons of stone will be used. It was reported that nearly 120 thousand tons of filling was done daily in the construction, which continued day and night.
Rize-Artvin Airport, which is said to have decided to have the control tower in the shape of a tea cup, will be Türkiye's second airport built on the sea.
According to T24, the project was designed by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure. An area of 766 hectares, Stones transported by trucks from Kanlımezra quarries, 3 kilometers away, and Tektaş quarries, 7 kilometers away, are dumped into the sea, which is 28 meters deep, via the connection road.
The inner area of the breakwater, which will be built on the sea and a total of 2 million 400 thousand square meters of sea embankment will be made, will be approximately 2 million square meters. Rize-Artvin Airport, which is expected to host 3 million passengers annually, has a total 1 billion 78 million TL It was announced that it would cost.
88.5 million tons of stone will be used in the construction of the airport, which is 68 percent completed.
Europe's and Türkiye's first airport built with stone fill on the sea Ordu-Giresun Airport It was completed for approximately 360 million TL. The runway is 3 thousand meters long and 45 meters wide, and 36 million stones were used in the construction of the airport. Ordu-Giresun Airport, whose foundation was laid in 2011 in Gülyalı district of Ordu, started to serve in May 2015.
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