Ines Fritz

Ines is a seasoned architect and airport planner with extensive international experience. She is heavily involved in the masterplanning and development planning for Keflavik and Stockholm Arlanda airports. At Noida International Airport, she was responsible for functional planning and at Stockholm Arlanda and Bergen airports she led the architects teams for interiors and technical coordination of major expansion projects. When not immersed in airport design, Ines enjoys running through forests and climbing mountain peaks.

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Stockholm Arlanda Airport’s 4-step-principle for sustainable development

With the most recent revision of Arlanda’s development plan, Swedavia is more focused than ever on sustainability – both environmentally and financially. Building on the long-term masterplan, the development plan provides a holistic and balanced approach to creating the necessary capacity at the right time during the coming years. Swedavia together with Nordic Office of Architecture will showcase how the 4-step-principle has been a strategic tool for assessing various development alternatives, aiming to optimise and reuse already existing infrastructure. The development plan also determines the order of implementation and financial viability, while still providing an agile approach to future challenges.

The audience will learn:

• Swedavia and Nordic’s collaboration and method for holistic long-term development planning and addressing immediate short-term requirements
• Adopting Trafikverkets “4-step-principle” as an overarching strategy and tool for environmental and economic sustainability
• Using a traffic light system to communicate capacity situations of the main passenger functions and future-proof aviation
• The importance of operational innovation to reduce the need for expansion while still providing required capacity and service levels
• How recently finished projects have improved passenger satisfaction and worked towards Swedavia’s vision “Together we enable people to meet”