NYC Officials Say New Skyscrapers At WTC Unlikely
5 January 2002 - 5:00am
New York City officials said that tall skyscrapers at the site of the World Trade Center are not "economically practical" and preferred a victims' memorial and smaller structures.
"Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the chairman of the board responsible for rebuilding the site said replacing the twin towers with huge skyscrapers is not economically practical.Instead of 110-story buildings, the site should feature a victim's memorial and perhaps several smaller structures, said the mayor and John Whitehead, the chairman of the Lower Manhattan Redevelopment Corp."
Full Story:
Officials:Skyscrapers unlikely to replace WTC
Source:
Sun-Sentinel, January 4, 2002
»
- Login or register to post comments
- Email this page
- The Rise of NORCs - Mar 18, 2010
- Long Island Can Build Up, Or Out - Mar 09, 2010
- Gentrification Without Exodus in Bedford-Stuyvesant - Feb 28, 2010
- A Win for WalMart - Feb 25, 2010
- The Most and Least Affordable Places for Homebuyers - Feb 24, 2010
“
Many people starting out in real estate are passionate about becoming entrepreneurs; however, entrepreneurship is difficult, and not for everyone.
”




















