I’ve created vector art silhouettes of the terminals and concourses of airports I’ve visited.
In each full-size image (SVG at default scale, or PNG), one pixel equals one meter. (The thumbnails each show a square 1.33 km or 0.83 miles on each side.) True north is always up.
Gallery
ABI
AEY
ABQ
AMA
ANC
ATL
AKL
AUS
BFL
BWI
TXL
BHM
BOS
BUR
CHS
CLT
MDW
ORD
CHC
CVG
CLE
COS
CMH
DAL
DFW
DAY
DEN
DEN
DSM
VPS
DTW
DUD
FAY
FLG
FLL
FRA
BDL
HEL
ITO
HNL
IAH
HSV
IND
JAX
OAJ
MCI
GRK
LAS
LAW
LIT
LGW
LHR
LAX
LBB
MHT
MEL
MIA
MKE
MSP
MUC
MYR
OKA
BNA
MSY
JFK
LGA
EWR
PHF
ORF
XNA
NUE
OKC
ONT
SNA
MCO
CDG
PNS
PIA
PER
PHL
PHX
PIT
PWM
PDX
PVD
RDU
RAP
RKV
KEF
RIC
SLC
SAT
SAN
SFO
SJC
SJU
SAV
SEA
STL
ARN
STR
SYD
TLH
TPA
HND
NRT
TOL
YYZ
TUS
TUL
VLD
YVR
IAD
DCA
ICT
SPS
AVP
ILM
ZRH
I’ve also drawn silhouettes of some other buildings.
Technical Details
I draw these silhouettes as SVG vector images with Inkscape, an open source vector graphics editor.
My primary references are Google Earth and Bing Maps satellite imagery, supplemented by other satellite imagery, terminal maps on airport websites, airport photos and videos, and my own memory of each airport.
Paul Bogard created these terminal silhouette illustrations, and has made them available for use under a CC BY-SA 4.0 License.