One World Trade doesn't just loom over Tribeca—it can also be seen from points east, south, and west. / 1 comment
With One World Trade Center going up quickly—one floor every week!—I thought it was time to take note of where you can now spot the tower-to-be.
Plus: 195 Broadway lobby revamp; rosé in winter; reviving Water Street; Nassau Street vacant lot for sale; more hotels?; India House selling its art; policing 9/11 memorabilia; Winter Garden stairs; Condé Nast.
I'm gathering photos of One World Trade. I know that some of you have views of it from your apartments or offices! Especially those of you who live or work—or live/work—in the taller buildings around here. / 1 comment
This batch: photos taken on Duane and Reade, as well as at the Visionaire and the World Financial Center.
Have you noticed how One World Trade Center—only halfway to its final height—has begun appearing on the Tribeca skyline? I'm gathering photos from wherever you happen to spot it (your apartment, office, the street, wherever).
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