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    Is LAX's Theme Building coming back to life as part of an on-airport hotel?

    by Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times Jun 17, 2019 5 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - In New York, JFK airport has found someone to transform its curvaceous but long-dead TWA terminal into a hotel. In downtown Los Angeles, Union Station has at last found a brewpub to fill its grand old Harvey House restaurant space after about 50 years.

    So when will Los Angeles International Airport resurrect its own iconic, underused, transportation-adjacent architectural wonder?

    Maybe soon.

    As the airport advances on a major expansion and modernization, including a new people-mover train scheduled to open in 2023, Los Angeles World Airports officials are looking for ways to bring a hotel into the core area that includes the Theme Building.

    You know the Theme Building, even if you're not sure what goes on inside. Designed by Pereira & Luckman

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