Gallery: Inside The expanded Changi Terminal 2

Credit: Chen Chuanren

The Lotte Duty Free Wine and Spirits features a “first in airport” robot bartender named Toni.

Credit: Chen Chuanren

The T2 departure hall after renovation. Changi Airport Group intentionally minimized the use of large structures to give a sense of space and calmness.

Credit: Chen Chuanren

Around 100 SITA self-check in kiosk as well as ICM automated bag drop are installed to allow more passengers being served at any one time.

Credit: Chen Chuanren

An additional 21,000 sq m of space has been created during the expansion. International food & beverage options are available at Gourmet Garden.

Credit: Chen Chuanren

The Dreamscape Garden combines digital content, horticulture and fish into a multi-disciplinary experience. On the ceiling is the Digital Sky, which emulates the skies outside in real time by integrating with the airport weather system. Periodically, the skies transform into an underwater portal (pictured).

Credit: Chen Chuanren

The anchor piece at the departure hall is the Wonderfall, a 14m-high, 17m-wide LED wall that projects cascading water.

Credit: Chen Chuanren

The Lotte Duty Free Wine and Spirits features a “first in airport” robot bartender named Toni.

Credit: Chen Chuanren

The T2 departure hall after renovation. Changi Airport Group intentionally minimized the use of large structures to give a sense of space and calmness.

Credit: Chen Chuanren

Around 100 SITA self-check in kiosk as well as ICM automated bag drop are installed to allow more passengers being served at any one time.

Credit: Chen Chuanren

An additional 21,000 sq m of space has been created during the expansion. International food & beverage options are available at Gourmet Garden.

Credit: Chen Chuanren

The Dreamscape Garden combines digital content, horticulture and fish into a multi-disciplinary experience. On the ceiling is the Digital Sky, which emulates the skies outside in real time by integrating with the airport weather system. Periodically, the skies transform into an underwater portal (pictured).