7 World Trade Center, center, the last building to collapse as a result of the World Trade Center attacks Sept. 11, 2001, and the first to be permanently rebuilt. ASSOCIATED PRESS You are viewing ...

Developer Larry Silverstein reveals his fight — with the Port Authority, Gov. Pataki, Mike Bloomberg and more — to build 2, 4 and 7 World Trade Center after 9/11, in his new book "The Rising." ...

New York City's new One World Trade Center cost $4 billion and took eight years to build.; I took a tour to see what the inside looks like four years after the first tenants moved in. In addition ...

Silverstein Properties is ushering the World Trade Center complex to completion, slowly but surely, in partnership with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. (Arman Dzidzovic/For Commercial ...

4 World Trade Center, also known by its street address: 150 Greenwich Street. 4 WTC is located on the southeast corner of the 16-acre World Trade Center site , and faces the 9/11 Memoria l’s ...

The highly anticipated and very expensive Oculus structure at the World Trade Center transportation hub is set to open to the public later this year. Take a first look inside the $3.9 billion struc… ...

When 3 World Trade Center opens its doors today, it will not only add a few million square feet of new office space to the trade center’s sprawling 16-acre campus, but it will restore something that ...

The World Trade Center’s marketing team has already added sample offices and videoconferencing rooms to the 63rd floor, where thirteen-foot windows give the office space an airy feeling ...

Author and architecture writer Judith Dupré says the new World Trade Center, “represents one of the most complex collaborations in human history.” It’s the tallest building in the Western ...

One World Trade Center filled with five artists' works with unifying vision 04:26. The artists commissioned to create works for One World Trade Center were given only one guideline by the ...

Cool tech at the top of One World Trade Center The ride to the 102nd floor is a visual history lesson. Visitors see New York City's transformation from wetland wilderness to modern metropolis.