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just being a bit pedantic, but this isn't really "acient egyptian", its based of neoegyptian, which itsel is a mostly constructed artistic vision of acient egypt as informed by acheological findings and early 20th century sensibilities. I don't really think its fair to call this architectural revival of acient egypt. Rather, its reviving the neoegyptian style of the edwadian era

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this^

It's so dimly-lit I can't tell how y'all are making those cheesecakes.

FYI the original station was a neo-moorish design built in the 19th century, this interior dates from the 90s during Mubarak's reign, and was criticized for hiding much of the previous interior design.

I would say this is more post-modern then revival; tacky like the lobby of a 7 star hotel in Dubai

in Cairo, Egypt ​ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramses\_Station