A photorealistic depiction of a Babylonian-inspired airport terminal interior, blending the ornamented sophistication of ancient Mesopotamian architecture with the practicality of 1980s technology. The terminal features towering walls of warm, sun-baked bricks, adorned with delicate ceramic mosaics in deep blues and golds, showcasing geometric patterns and stylized rosettes. Massive vaulted archways frame the space, leading to open boarding gates, while soft, recessed lighting illuminates the intricate craftsmanship. Passengers dressed in modernized Babylonian-inspired attire--flowing tunics and belted overcoats with minimalistic patterns and subtle accents of gold or blue--move gracefully through the space. Check-in counters made of carved stone feature CRT monitors displaying flight information in a mix of cuneiform and bold 1980s fonts. Split-flap boards overhead clatter softly, announcing arrivals and departures. The occasional lion motif appears subtly engraved on cornerstones or as small sculptural accents, adding a restrained nod to the past. Seating areas are furnished with low stone benches topped with cushioned upholstery in muted earthy tones. Small vendor kiosks, crafted from carved stone and wood, sell bread, dates, and modern snacks, while nearby vending machines with chunky buttons glow softly with retro-style illumination. Decorative water channels flow gently along the edges of the walkways, reflecting the warm light and creating a serene ambiance. The atmosphere is one of elegant restraint, where ancient Babylonian ornamentation seamlessly integrates with the grounded functionality and nostalgic charm of 1980s airport design.