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Originally Posted by sterlippo1
I agree 100%
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For those of you how aren't NewYorkers, I can understand the reasoning behind not appreciating the design of wtc2, but if you go back to the original design of Libeskind's Master plan, all of the buildings were tappered in some form or another. I welcomed the idea that on September 11 the buildings would channnel the light down to Ground Zero.
I championed the thought of giving honor to those how lost there lives on that Tuesday morning. And let me add, I was to young to remember where I was and what I was doing when JFK was shot, but I will never forget the "where and the what" of that morning; therefore, for me, I'm cool with the top. Unfortunately, the others (mainly wtc3 & wtc4) have lost the concept, but when I observe the design of wtc2, it brings everthing back into focus.
All the building are beautiful, and scientific marvels in there own rite. I am proud to be an American, and most of all, I am proud to be a NewYorker.