A photorealistic depiction of a Babylonian-inspired airport terminal interior, combining the grandeur of ancient Mesopotamian architecture with the functional design of 1980s technology. The terminal features towering brick walls adorned with intricately carved cuneiform script and colorful ceramic mosaics depicting lions, winged bulls, and rosettes. Massive, vaulted archways with geometric patterns lead to open boarding gates, while soft, recessed lighting highlights the warm tones of the sun-baked bricks and ceramic details. Passengers dressed in minimalist Babylonian-inspired attire--flowing robes and belted tunics with subtle geometric patterns--move through the space, some carrying luggage wrapped in patterned textiles. Check-in counters are crafted from carved stone, with CRT monitors flickering in blocky 1980s fonts displaying flight information in both cuneiform and modern script. Retro split-flap boards clatter above, announcing arrivals and departures, filling the air with their rhythmic sound. Seating areas feature low stone benches with plush cushions in deep blues and golds, while small vendor stalls sell flatbreads, dates, and bronze trinkets under brightly lit woven canopies. Decorative water channels, inspired by ancient irrigation systems, flow gently between the walkways, creating a tranquil ambiance amidst the bustling activity. The atmosphere is a seamless blend of the opulence of Babylonian culture and the functionality of retro-modern 1980s airport design, capturing a grounded yet immersive world.