The 28th floor of the office building at 499 Park Avenue has 17-foot-high windows that run from floor to ceiling on four sides, and they offer views clear to the George Washington Bridge and to airpla...
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WTC Construction Updates, October 2011
Dec 12, 2011
Concrete core wall complete up to the 34th floor. Steel erection is up to the 53rd floor and will be on the 56th floor by the end of the month. Curtain wall installation is currently on the 17th floor...
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WTC Construction Update, December 2011
Dec 12, 2011
Steel erection is progress on the 57th floor. Concrete core walls are complete up to the 50th Floor, with concrete on metal deck complete to the 53rd floor. Curtain wall installation complete to 38th ...
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California Company Execs Honored with IRMI Risk Management Award
Nov 15, 2011
Two senior managers of Watsonville, Calif.-based Granite Construction Inc. have been chosen as the 2011 recipients of the Gary E. Bird Horizon Award for innovation and excellence in risk management at...
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New Glass Design for One World Trade Center Base Wins Approval
Nov 14, 2011
The concrete base of One World Trade Center will be enshrouded by stainless steel panels and glass to reflect light during the day, giving the iconic building a distinct street-level appearance, the P...
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Hard Hats and Acrobats at 1 World Trade
Nov 04, 2011
What's it like constructing One World Trade Center from the ground up? Tom Llamas and producer Keith Feldman take a ride to the 84th floor to show us what its like for these iron workers 1,000 feet up...
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Downtown Artist’s Work Arises From WTC Construction
Oct 10, 2011
With incredible views from the 48th floor of 7 World Trade Center, you might expect artist Marcus Robinson to paint the skyline. But instead, he is inspired by what what's happening at ground level.
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Silverstein Shares Updates, Lessons From WTC Development
Oct 06, 2011
When Larry Silverstein was asked to lend some of his time to be the featured guest at a B'nai B'rith real estate luncheon event held yesterday he was happy to oblige, and even agreed to pay for lunch,...
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Full house at Seven World Trade Center
Sep 20, 2011
Long before Condé Nast took 1 million square feet at 1 World Trade Center, the New York Academy of Sciences took 40,000 square feet at 7 World Trade Center -- a small lease signed in 2005 which, in y...
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Joe Woolhead, the Poet-Photographer of Ground Zero
Sep 19, 2011
The World Trade Center site may be the most famous construction project since the Tower of Babel, if not the most contentious. But most of the work has taken place behind some 13,000 feet of blue cons...
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Rebuilding of Ground Zero
Sep 19, 2011
Tonight the rebuilding of Ground Zero with Larry Silverstein, president and CEO of Silverstein Properties; Chris Ward, the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey; architec...
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7 World Trade Center Fully Leased
Sep 19, 2011
In a milestone for Downtown in the post-9/11 era, 7 World Trade Center - built by Larry Silverstein in the face of withering criticism and claims it would be a "white elephant" - is now 100 percent le...
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New Public Art in Shadow of 4 World Trade Center
Sep 13, 2011
Art lovers can now "walk" to "work" in Lower Manhattan. Only a few blocks from the international installation Walking Men 99 TM is the newest outdoor public art installation, Men At Work, wrapping the...
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Larry Silverstein remarks for WTC Update
Sep 07, 2011
Good morning and welcome to 7 World Trade Center. It’s an honor to be here today with two stalwart rebuilding leaders – Mayor Bloomberg and Speaker Silver; Chris Ward, our partner at the Port Auth...
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Twin Towers memorial rises from rubble
Sep 06, 2011
A decade and a day after the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, the public will be able to return for the first time to the place where the Twin Towers stood.
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September 11th Events & Programs
Sep 06, 2011
The Downtown Alliance is providing an ongoing list of events and programs taking place this year to mark the 10-year anniversary of September 11, 2001.
For quick and easy access to this listing and ...
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The rebirth of downtown New York’s business district
Sep 06, 2011
Devastated by the 9/11 attacks, downtown New York is once again staking its claim as one of the world's premier business districts based on competitive rents and the old-fashioned value of face-to-fac...
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Daniel Libeskind and Dara McQuillan give virtual tour of World Trade Center...
Sep 06, 2011
Next weekend the world will turn its gaze to the World Trade Center site as the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks that rocked New York City – and the world – approaches. Rebuilding effort...
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WTC Construction Update, September 2011
Sep 05, 2011
Memorial and Museum: Over 220 trees have been planted at the site, Artifact installation in underground Museum space, Both structural steel and facade installation is now complete at the Memorial Pavi...
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9/11 A Decade Later: World Trade Center Leaseholder Discusses Rebuilding Ef...
Sep 02, 2011
Most New Yorkers know Larry Silverstein as the leaseholder on the World Trade Center. What they may not know is that he signed that lease in July 2001, just eight weeks before it was destroyed.
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Finally, World Trade Center rises from ground zero
Sep 01, 2011
Ten years after the 9/11 attacks destroyed the World Trade Center, an 80-story glass and steel tower is rising like a phoenix from the ashes of ground zero.
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WTC’s Place of Peace
Aug 25, 2011
Even as concrete mixers hummed beyond the chain-link fence and half a dozen cranes buzzed hundreds of feet above, there was a genuine calm in the reborn plaza at the World Trade Center where nearly 3,...
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9/11 Widow Praises WTC Progress: ‘My Michael is home finally’
Aug 25, 2011
When Monica Iken Murphy looks out over the Sept. 11 Memorial, she feels like her husband, Michael Murphy, has found peace.
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Progress Made at WTC Site as 10th Anniv. Nears
Aug 24, 2011
You can see it on the skyline, but now take a look inside the massive construction project at Ground Zero.
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