Terminal Beta marks the first phase of the New Pacific Airport’s development, designed to serve as the initial gateway to Bitcoin City. With a capacity to handle 1 million passengers annually, the terminal combines efficient design with environmental responsibility.

The terminal’s defining architectural element is its geometric roof structure, composed of quadrangular pyramids that serve both practical and sustainable purposes. Each pyramid module is carefully engineered: north-facing glass sections capture natural daylight, south-facing surfaces house solar panels for clean energy generation, while the remaining two sides feature metal panels for structural integrity and weather protection.

The building’s commitment to sustainability is evident in its integrated systems. Beyond the solar array, the terminal incorporates natural ventilation pathways to reduce reliance on mechanical systems and includes a comprehensive rainwater collection system.

These features contribute to the terminal’s pursuit of LEED certification, aligning with El Salvador’s environmental goals. Upon completion of the main terminal in the second phase of development, Terminal Beta will be repurposed as a dedicated VIP facility, demonstrating the adaptability of its straightforward yet refined design.