NEW YORK | 2 World Trade Center | 1,226 FT | 56 FLOORS

I’ve seen this on Instagram.

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That’s correct. Thank you

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The second crane could be coming soon

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Looking forward to that. (I’m from the UK, Not from US.)

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It looks like their whole Vimeo page has unfortunately been wiped – I do have the video downloaded but I don’t know if I can re-upload it anywhere without copyright issues.

Can’t you just upload it to the NIMBY main page and apply courtesy protocols? Or do so here? Or maybe when they took it down they simply deleted it.

I’d be fine uploading it to the forum, but it does not support video uploads. Most video platforms are stricter with copyright so I’d rather not risk getting my accounts banned.

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The next crane could be located on the west side of the core if they follow the plan as posted half a month ago…though that shows the design with more open terraces. They gotta pour some floors beforehand though

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@2wtcprogresspics

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Can’t wait to see it rise.

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The view from Manhattan Bridge:



Photo source

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Both renderings are so cool. :light_blue_heart: :blue_heart: :green_heart:

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@2wtcprogresspics on Instagram

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The core is going up very soon!

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@Speedy1979 Hows things look on your end now that the crane has gone up? Hopefully doesn’t block the view too much

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@mchlanglo793

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@silversteinproperties

“Small businesses will play an important role in building the next chapter of the World Trade Center. @turnerconstructioncompany @turner_nyc is hosting a virtual Project Information Session for 2 World Trade Center on Tuesday, September 29, from 2:00–3:30 p.m. The nearly 2-million-square-foot future global headquarters of American Express will create opportunities for small businesses certified with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. The session will provide information on upcoming bid packages across a range of trades, including flooring, metals and interior glazing, masonry, sitework, landscaping, millwork, painting, signage and more. We encourage qualified small businesses to learn more about the opportunities to be part of this historic project. For more info, please visit our link in bio!”

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Unfortunately I am no longer at that location so I won’t be posting photos anymore.

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Aww thats too bad, we definitely appreciate your previous photos though

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