Gizmodo reports that the new Bangkok airport will be cooled by fluids flowing beneath the floors: "Cold water flows directly underneath the floors on all levels, keeping the air a steady 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit up to 8.2 feet above the ground." Very cool (sorry, couldn't resist that...).
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