A more famous one of these was partially demolished in 2008 by Gensler and added onto, creating a complex called T5, and was originally designed as a thin-shelled structure that enclosed a smaller building, which was criticized by Phillip Johnson as being like tying up a birds wing's.
Antonio Lamella and Richard Rogers recently added the T4 and T4S complexes to one of these located in Madrid. The Quadracci Pavilion by Calatrava imitates his design for one of these buildings located in Bilbao and named for Sondica that contains a winged roof. A more famous one of these was partially demolished in 2008 by Gensler and added onto, creating a complex called T5, and was originally designed as a thin-shelled structure that enclosed a smaller building, which was criticized by Phillip Johnson as being like tying up a birds wing's. The Tancredo Neves one was built by Niemeyer, and another one of these buildings was built fifty kilometers off the coast of Osaka by Renzo Piano, and named Kansai International. For 10 points, name these buildings, one of which contains Eero Saarinen's TWA terminal and is named for JFK.
Antonio Lamella and Richard Rogers recently added the T4 and T4S complexes to one of these located in Madrid.
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