Have you ever wondered what airports looked like when your grandparents travelled? The departures lounge at Gander International Airport in Newfoundland and Labrador gives us a few ideas.
Recently named on a "Top Ten Endangered Places" list by Heritage Canada The National Trust (though the airport authority has challenged that status), the lounge is a trip into the past.
With terrazzo floors and a 22-metre mural that was painted on site, the building looks like something straight out of "Mad Men." We can imagine Don Draper going over sketches on its designer furniture en route to a meeting with clients.
You can have a look at this incredible modernist design thanks to Flickr users Zach Bonnell and Fuzzy Gerdes, who posted the spectacular photos you'll find below.
Credit: Flickr user Zach Bonnell
Credit: Flickr user Zach Bonnell
Credit: Flickr user Zach Bonnell
Credit: Flickr user Zach Bonnell
Credit: Flickr user Zach Bonnell
Credit: Flickr user Zach Bonnell
Credit: Flickr user Zach Bonnell
Credit: Flickr user Zach Bonnell
Credit: Flickr user Zach Bonnell
Credit: Flickr user Fuzzy Gerdes
Credit: Flickr user Fuzzy Gerdes
Credit: Flickr user Fuzzy Gerdes
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