Singapore’s Changi Airport has opened a dramatic revamp of one of its terminals, with a giant digital waterfall taking center stage.
Singapore’s Changi Airport won a prominent Best Airport award earlier this year, and that was even before it unveiled its dramatic revamp of Terminal 2.
The all-new facility opened a few days ago and offers a striking mix of nature, technology, and stylish good looks.
Of particular interest are the new digital installations for passengers to marvel at while they wait for their flights.
The Wonderfall, for example, is a 4-story digital waterfall located between two lush gardens. Nearly 900 individual tiles were used to create the LED wall, which is seamlessly joined together into three large and flat segments. The video on the enormous display, which reaches the top of the departure hall, is set to instrumentals composed by Canadian artist Jean-Michel Blais.
