Nearly two decades ago, the September 11th attacks rocked the U.S. and the world. Following the destruction, New York was left without world trade centers. It was in this aftermath and rebuilding effort that the One World Trade Center was conceived – and construction began.
The skyscraper now stands as the tallest building in the entire western hemisphere and the tallest outside of Asia. It has become the iconic building of the modern NYC skyline and serves as a symbol of the city's resilience following the fateful attacks in 2001.
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