World Trade Center 1

World Trade Center 1: Hovering over the city to 1776 meters, the One World Trade Center to be the tallest building in America - New York and indelible markers,  Designed by David M. Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the building of 2.6 million square feet will include office space, an observation deck, world-class restaurants, and broadcast and antennae facilities. Started by Silverstein Properties in April 2006 and taken over by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, worked fast in the last year. An expansive public lobby will be topped by a series of mechanical floors, comprising the base level of 1WTC.  Above this base will be sixty-nine office floors, including two television broadcast floors, mechanical floors, and two restaurants. Atop this, there will be an observation deck and a glass-metal parapet. The crown of the project is a communications platform and a 408-foot, cable-stayed antenna, designed in collaboration with artist Kenneth Snelson. Sustainable design is central to One WTC's development, integrating renewable energy, interior daylighting, reuse of rainwater, and recycled construction debris and materials. The below-grade concourses will include approximately 55,000 square feet of retail space and connect to an extensive transportation network. One WTC will incorporate advanced life-safety systems that exceed New York City building code requirements. Redundant fire protection structural biochemistry dense filter will create a new standard for high rise buildings. Extra-wide pressurized stairs, several backup emergency lighting and concrete protection for all sprinklers to ensure optimal access firefighter, the outputs are designed to ensure easy removal, and all security systems are integrated into the base of the wall, reinforced with elevators. Safe, sustainable and vibrant arts - A WTC stand as a beacon for the downtown New York became

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