Gallery: Immerse Yourself in Art Inside Orlando’s Terminal C

Moment Vault, located in the Palm Court at the center of the airside terminal, is designed for immersive interactive experiences supported by digital capture and state-of-the-art 3D motion-tracking sensors/cameras.

“For Orlando International Airport’s new Terminal C, we brought together a dedicated team with diverse technical skills to design and execute installations that can live indefinitely in a transient environment within and specific to the architecture. Producing interactivity at this scale is ambitious and requires a large amount of effort and attention to detail, but the process itself was magical. From swimming with the manatees to observing NASA launches, filming the documentary-style live action scenes was a one-of-a-kind experience.” – Thibaut Duverneix, Founder and CEO of Gentilhomme, Orlando EME Creative Director.

Windows on Orlando comprises a triptych of 32-feet-tall displays spanning 114 feet with panoramic views into live action scenes, creating a visual illusion of unfolding points of interest outside the terminal.

Public art media provides thought-provoking moments that transform one's relationship to the spaces they navigate, celebrating the inherent benefits of experiencing art in everyday life. Through interactivity, the project enables passersby to connect not only with their physical environment, but to also explore the history and culture of the area that surrounds them.

The world’s seventh-busiest airport in 2021, Orlando International Airport (MCO) currently accommodates over 45 million annual passengers. The new Terminal C, at 1.8-million sq ft, is anticipated to receive an additional 10 to 12 million travelers a year.

The airlines servicing Terminal C include, Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus, Brazil’s Azul, British Airways, Caribbean Airlines, Emirates Airline, GOL, Icelandair, Lufthansa, Norwegian low-cost, long haul carrier Norse Atlantic Airways, and the anchor airline is New York-based JetBlue. Pictured: First flight to arrive, opening the terminal, was Aer Lingus flight 35, arriving from Manchester, England.