In the bold, celebratory language of mid-century airline advertising, Fly TWA: The Castro reimagines San Francisco’s most storied neighborhood as a featured destination of the jet age. Inspired by the vibrant civic glamour of 1950s and ’60s travel campaigns designed by the great David Klein, the composition elevates architecture, color, and community to iconic status. The Castro Theatre becomes a beacon beneath sweeping skies and modern flight paths, while couples stroll openly in the foreground—unremarkable, unhurried, entirely at ease. What was once a coded enclave is presented here with the confidence of a marquee city attraction. The invitation is clear: come see. Come belong. The future has already landed.
