One World Trade Center, the 1,776-foot office building that rose in place of the Twin Towers destroyed on Sept. 11, cost $3.8 billion and is the most expensive skyscraper ever built in the U.S.

This structure has become an architectural and emotional force in Lower Manhattan, and these One World Trade Center facts prove it Fascinating One World Trade Center facts When its doors officially ...

What could be read as a 9/11 homage is actually a vestige of a failed attempt, dating back to the early 90s, to rename the complex that then included the Mart, the ExpoCenter, and the Apparel Center.

The World Trade Center program called for 10 million square feet of office space — more than existed in the entire city of Detroit at the time — and Yamasaki had to figure out where to put it.

An aerial view One World Trade Center in lower Manhattan, Sept. 8, 2016. ... “I’m 90 years of age, so I want to see everything finished while I’m still here,” he said.

After 20 years and billions spent, Larry Silverstein is still rebuilding the World Trade Center. The 90-year-old developer must raise a soaring office tower at 2 WTC to complete the megaproject.

The most recent office building to rise at the site is Three World Trade Center. It is now 90% leased by a host of companies, including Uber, McKinsey & Company and Hudson River Trading.

One World Trade Center filled with five artists' works with unifying vision 04:26. ... 90 feet long by 14.5 feet tall, said artist Jose Parla.

Manhattan’s One World Trade Center Now 95% Leased After New Deal Celonis expands its space, taking the skyscraper’s 70th floor Occupancy had dipped to roughly 90% during the pandemic ...

Ed Bailey/AP File Photo The twin towers of the World Trade Center rise above the New York skyline in this file photo from June 23, 1999. Both buildings were destroyed on Sept. 11, 2001 after two ...

One World Trade Center, the 1,776-foot office building that rose in place of the Twin Towers destroyed on Sept. 11, cost $3.8 billion and is the most expensive skyscraper ever built in the U.S ...