Airport Terminal 2 Arrival Mezzanine Block Work Setting Out Plan

This AutoCAD drawing shows a detailed block work setting out plan for Terminal 2 at Bangalore International Airport, focusing on the Level 1 arrival mezzanine area. The drawing defines wall layouts, grid references, column locations, and setting-out dimensions required for accurate execution. Areas such as arrivals circulation zones, customs hold space of approximately 717 sqm, non-public circulation corridors, baggage reconciliation rooms, maintenance and storage areas, toilets, janitor closets, shafts, staircases, and elevator cores are clearly marked. From a Structure planning perspective, the drawing helps in understanding wall alignment, slab edge coordination, and integration with RCC elements.

The layout also supports urban design considerations by clearly defining circulation flow, movement zones, and spatial transitions within a large public infrastructure facility like an airport terminal. Vertical movement elements such as staircases and elevator shafts are coordinated alongside service shafts and utility spaces, which relate to mechanical and machinery planning at the layout level. Wall thickness types, including 200 mm AAC walls and 150 mm CMU walls, are identified with fire-rated and non-fire-rated conditions, supporting execution clarity. Overall, this drawing provides a clear reference for block work placement, interface coordination, and spatial organization at the arrival mezzanine level of an airport terminal building.