Slideshow> Tour One World Trade Looming Over Lower Manhattan
East | Thursday, September 6, 2012 | Tom Stoelker.
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The site.
One World Trade continues to rise with the spire yet to come. Today, the Port Authority gave AN access to the 103rd floor. In a mad dash we took a few hundred photos, which we quickly whittled down to these 34. What’s missing are the sounds: workers shouting, metal clanging, and Queen’s “We Will Rock You” playing from a radio on the ride up. Tomorrow, we’re stopping by to visit One World’s little brother, Four World Trade.
Click on a thumbnail to launch the slideshow. All photos by Tom Stoelker / The Architect’s Newspaper.
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- The core at the 103rd floor.
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- The atrium columns at World Financial Center.
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- The security dock entrance.
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- Memorial in foreground with loading dock.
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- Base of Four World Trade.
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- Loading dock
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- The site.
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- 103rd ledge.
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- Path station.
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- Vents.
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- 100th floor.
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- The site looking east.
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- PATH station detail.
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- Memorial detail.
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- Warren Street from the 103rd floor.
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- Workers guide container.
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- I-beam detail.
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- Manhattan.
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- Installing rebar.
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- More rebar.
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- Corner detail.
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- On 103.
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- Detail of base for spire.
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- Thumbs up.
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- Base for spire.
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- And more rebar.
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- From the ground.
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- The base.
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- PATH detail.
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- Three World Trade base.
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- Interior.
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- Before and after landscape view.
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- Lobby interior.
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- Lobby interior.
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