The design of Aeroporto Fiera Milano Linate presents a new vision for what an airport can be within the context of a contemporary city. Conceived entirely from the ground up, the project breaks away from traditional airport models and introduces a building defined by openness, flexibility, and broad functionality. This building is more than an airport: a dynamic environment for cultural exchange and activity. Through its flexible structure and rich programmatic layers, it becomes a space for travel, performance, leisure, and gathering. A building that transforms to meet the changing needs of the city and its people, a satellite to Milan’s culture and an ‘Experience Machine.’ The building is designed to host all types of events, from small gatherings to large scale performances such as fashion shows, concerts or festivals. The central concourse acts as a flexible and atmospheric space, much like a festival ground. Spaces are modular, adaptable, and interconnected. Gate areas can be closed off and repurposed as pop-up shops or event rooms. Baggage systems, lockers, and service spaces are smartly integrated to support both travel and event use. The architecture enables rapid transformation depending on need, time of day, or type of user. Security is rethought as a decentralized system, with multiple smaller checkpoints that reduce stress and create a more fluid transition between zones. This approach removes the conventional hard boundary between landside and airside, enhancing the open character of the building. Developed within the Complex Projects graduation studio at TU Delft under the Bodies and Building theme, the project forms part of a wider urban vision. It connects with other large-scale building designs across Milan that aim to improve and activate the city through architecture.