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  • One World Trade Center
    One World Trade Center

    …SOM, led by chief designer David Childs, intended to make the facade as seamless and uniform as possible to create the image of a building that was aspirational rather than defensive. The curtain wall features 5-foot- (1.5-meter-) wide insulated glass panels that span the full floor-to-floor height with no intermediate…

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    …SOM, led by chief designer David Childs, intended to make the facade as seamless and uniform as possible to create the image of a building that was aspirational rather than defensive. The curtain wall features 5-foot- (1.5-meter-) wide insulated glass panels that span the full floor-to-floor height with no intermediate…

    Read More