By Meghan Hall When San Francisco International Airport’s Harvey B. Milk Terminal (T1) was built back in 1960, nobody could have anticipated the role the City and the greater Bay Area would play as one of the world’s cultural and technological epicenters. One of the oldest terminals to date, the building is no longer able […]
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