I never realised that was by IM Pei, so I have learned soemthing new. I always felt it was the best terminal in JFK (the coolest in the literal sense) with the interesting device of separating arrival and departure roads laterally rather than vertically). It was also relatively small which helped. Anyone else remember the old huts used by Air Canada and when they disappeared? Antoin Daltun ----- Original Message ----- From: <JoeThree@xxxxxxx> To: <AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: 31 July 2003 04:11 Subject: Re: TWA Flight Center / National Sundrome > What's unfortunate about all these proposals is that there's no mention of > preserving the TWA terminal's next door neighbor: The I. M. Pei designed > "Terminal 6", formerly known as the National Airlines Sundrome. > > With its two story check in lobby and the glassed in walkway from the check > in counters to the gates, the Sundrome is almost as evocative of flight as the > TWA terminal. It's a real shame there are no plans to preserve at least the > lobby portion of the Sundrome...... > > Joe Wolf >