"It'll be the Instagram moment," says Lia Peacock, designer at ZGF [the architect], with a laugh. In other words, the vibe of the space will probably draw our attention away from those customary shoe selfies. (Don't worry: The airport will still have plenty of carpet, along with other flooring materials better suited to certain new spaces.) There's a Pacific Northwest wow factor to the main terminal designs that Lia hopes travelers experience when they pass through it for the first time. She calls it an "immersive forest experience," which sounds like our kind of thing.