An illustration shows reconstruction plans for an airport that will undergo changes the following year.
Overall, one of the biggest and more noticeable changes to the building is the addition of several gates and shops, as well as some of the already existing features getting relocated or swapped places with others.
There are ten new additional gates and a shop added to the section right before. A sky train line replaces the walkway to the gates to help manage the larger distances travellers might need to traverse now that the airport has expanded. The once rectangular structure of the building now splits off at the end, forming a Y shape with the sky train line in the middle.
Starting from the bottom of the building shown, there will be one extra entrance to the departure and arrival buildings respectively. A bag drop is shown to be introduced in the departures building, located where the check-in booth was once located. In the plans, the check-in replaced the cafe situated to the left of the departure entrance. To the right of the arrivals exit, the building is extended to create a small nook for car hire, a money changer, and cafe sitting just ahead of it, in front of where you would exit passport control customs.