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Old Posted Aug 14, 2015, 8:41 PM
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Is there another new page that people have moved to for One World Trade? I know it's moved before from the original to this page.
That's a separate thread for observation deck experiences / photos from the deck.

The original thread is in the archives.
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Does anyone have insight on why the majority of the buildings windows remain unwashed? They're running out of warm days!
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Don't worry, there's 2 scheduled cleanings a year.
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Moody’s signs this year’s largest deal at One World Trade Center
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It’s a done deal for Moody’s at 1 World Trade Center.

The expanding credit-rating service just signed a lease for 75,000 square feet on the tower’s 56th and 57th floors
, sources told The Post. The asking rent was $69 a square foot.

The Moody’s deal is the largest at 1 WTC, also home to Condé Nast, since High 5 Games took 87,600 square feet in November 2014.

Moody’s has 680,000 square feet in Larry Silverstein’s 7 WTC, but could not expand there because that tower is full.

The new lease brings 1 WTC to about 66 percent occupancy.
Cushman & Wakefield’s John Cefaly and Gus Field represented Moody’s.
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That's great news for this tower!
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Have the remaining employees of Conde Nast all moved into 1WTC? Around 3,000 in total correct?

Also, is 4WTC now actually occupied by the Port Authority now? And does anyone know about how many employees are currently working in the buildings?
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The cheap paneling on the base is already starting to break. What do you suppose they'll do about it?

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Old Posted Oct 6, 2015, 5:27 PM
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Don't worry, there's 2 scheduled cleanings a year.
is this the reason why newish/oldish glass looks so bad?
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The cheap paneling on the base is already starting to break. What do you suppose they'll do about it?

Repair or put new LEDs in...
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It looks awful. All patchy. There are squares that do a trippy rainbow freakout effect. I think it's really disappointing.
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I think it's really disappointing.
Does anyone know if Silverstein or the PA can sue Durst? This is the second major problem with the base, both due to cheap materials (remember that Chinese glass?). I'm sure they can't be happy about the prospect of a costly fix on their newly opened flagship tower, and the press won't be flattering either.
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Hey guys my latest video from yesterday, which shows One World Trade Center.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y20P1bLb7bU
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One World Trade Center is seen on my video from this morning.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mitp0JAOMVE
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After all of these years, Ive really tried to like this building, but its just plain old ugly, boring, and uninspired. Oh well. At least theres tons more towers about the same height and some higher than this ugly tower being built in the city.
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Old Posted Oct 18, 2015, 6:50 PM
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Does anyone have insight on why the majority of the buildings windows remain unwashed? They're running out of warm days!
is this why the glass looks so different ??
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Old Posted Oct 19, 2015, 1:32 PM
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is this why the glass looks so different ??
It's certainly disappointing and unacceptable that the windows never look all clean at the same time. This doesn't seem to be a problem i've noticed with the dozens and dozens of other all-glass buildings. I'd like to know why this is the case with 1 WTC, one of the most high-profile buildings in NYC.

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