The 'Epic Story' Of The Twin Towers
9 September 2002 - 9:00am
A fascinating biography of the ambitious Twin Towers and how the innovations that made the towers possible played a role in their fall. (All 7 chapters available online.)
"James Glanz and Eric Lipton write the biography of the World Trade Center towers from their dizzying rise to their horrifying, unforgettable fall and find that some of the same innovations that allowed such ambitious structures to be built became, years later, factors in their demise." [All 7 chapters of the biography are available online. ]
Full Story:
The Height Of Ambition
Source:
The New York Times, September 7, 2002
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