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New York Kennedy Airport: Terminal design proposal (1946)

€34.50

A very rare and beautifully illustrated, 36-page report, proposing a never-built terminal scheme for the future New York International Airport.

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​In 1946, the city presented the design for the central terminal of New York International/Idlewild Airport. The scheme, designed by architecture firm Harrison & Abramovitz, called for a grand and impressive central administration and terminal building topped by a control tower with an undulating concourse arranged around it, providing a total of 86 gates.

This document has been carefully restored and scanned at the highest quality possible.

Read more about New York Kennedy Airport’s early design history here.

Number of pages36
File typePDF
File size56.88MB

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