The 'most unique' elevator lobby in Vietnam

A colossal LED screen, towering approximately 15 meters high and spanning 207 square meters, has been installed in the elevator lobby just before the security checkpoint at Terminal T1 of Noi Bai International Airport. This prime location, bustling with passengers, transforms the display into a visual focal point from the moment travelers step into the terminal.

With its commanding height and layout stretching along the elevator shaft frame, the LED screen delivers a striking impact through its razor-sharp resolution, exceptional brightness, and expansive viewing angles from multiple directions.

  The elevator lobby at Noi Bai Airport, featuring Vietnam's largest LED screen, has delighted numerous passengers, prompting shares across social media platforms.

Upon entering the domestic terminal area, travelers are immediately captivated by vivid imagery simulating natural scenes like oceans or waterfalls, fostering a sense of tranquility and serenity amid the airport's modern, vibrant atmosphere. This exemplifies how technology can seamlessly integrate with architecture to craft unique emotional experiences.

Research reveals that the project is funded and operated by Goldsun Media, marking a significant advancement in deploying communication and advertising technology at key airport touchpoints. These zones boast high foot traffic and strong messaging potential, optimizing advertising efficacy while elevating the overall passenger experience.

The Orona Next Smart+ glass elevators without machine rooms (imported fully assembled from Spain) installed at Terminal T1, Noi Bai International Airport.

Terminal T1 at Noi Bai International Airport commenced operations in 2001 with an initial design capacity of 6 million passengers annually. After years of overload, the terminal underwent renovations and expansions, boosting its capacity to 15 million passengers per year.

In this context, the elevator system serves as an indispensable vertical transportation artery, ensuring fluid and continuous movement between floors. The terminal's architectural hallmarks—an open layout with multiple levels but constrained technical heights due to roofing—demand highly adaptable and space-efficient elevator solutions.

GamaLift supplies Orona elevators at Terminal T1, Noi Bai International Airport, delivering premium mobility experiences for passengers.

Serving millions of passengers annually, the airport's elevators demand superior technical features and operational capacity. To accommodate the daily surge in traffic, Terminal T1 has been equipped with three large-capacity passenger elevators (Next Smart+) from the Spanish brand Orona, fully manufactured in Spain and consulted, supplied, and installed by GamaLift.

- Load capacity: 1,600kg, accommodating 21 passengers per trip

- Travel speed: 1.0 m/s, ensuring smooth, swift, and safe operation

- Energy-efficient technology with a machine-roomless design, conserving space and complementing the modern glass-steel architecture

- Continuous 24/7 functionality, adeptly handling high passenger volumes

The elevators operate smoothly with minimal noise. Advanced safety systems—from photocell door sensors to automatic rescue devices (ARD), emergency calls (Em-call), and more—guarantee absolute passenger security

The fusion of intelligent elevators and a massive LED screen not only enhances passenger service quality but also charts a new course for Vietnam's aviation infrastructure: more modern, connected, and emotionally resonant. This stands as a landmark feature at Noi Bai International Airport, symbolizing the trend toward intelligent, convenient, and inspiring public spaces.

Integrating LED screens in elevator areas is a burgeoning trend. In the digital era, where visual experiences and interactivity take precedence, major shopping malls are maximizing LED potential to attract patrons, elevate prestige, and amplify brand value.

Lobby areas, cabin interiors, or even elevator shaft frames in multi-level atriums are deemed "prime real estate" for LED installations, effortlessly drawing customer attention. Replacing static traditional billboards, LED screens deliver dynamic, crisp imagery with vibrant colors, leaving a powerful impression.

Some malls employ LED screens to create unique visual effects as elevator cabins ascend or descend. This not only captivates but also turns waiting spaces into entertainment zones, heightening customer engagement and excitement.

As the elevator cabin moves, the external LED screen displays effects like a flying telephone booth, a submerging submarine, or similar illusions...

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