Luton airport gets a revamp

Technically old news now as it was completed last year but Luton airport has had a much needed revamp courtesy of ico design. I've yet to see it in the flesh but it looks very fresh and non-airporty.

By Gemma Dinham

Posted 23. 01. 2015

Technically old news now as it was completed last year but Luton airport has had a much needed revamp courtesy of ico design. I’ve yet to see it in the flesh but it looks very fresh and non-airporty.

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