Text by the editorial team of MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel & Lifestyle Network
On September 11, 2001, the terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in the United States shocked the world. Thirteen years later, the new complex at the World Trade Center site has rebuilt the "One World Trade Center," which reopened on November 3.
New York's One World Trade Center, built over eight years, reopened on November 3. (Image source / buzzfeed)
One World Trade Center took eight years to construct, at a cost of $3.9 billion. Standing 541 meters tall with 104 floors, it is currently the tallest building in the United States. The reopening of the World Trade Center not only brings more business opportunities to Manhattan but also symbolizes rebirth from the terrorist attacks. As the most closely watched building in the United States, the authorities have learned from past lessons to make One World Trade Center the safest building in the world.
The reopening of One World Trade Center in New York symbolizes rebirth from the terrorist attacks. (Image source / buzzfeed)
9/11 is a shared wound for New Yorkers, and its reopening now writes a new chapter in history. (Image source / kuriositas)
On the opening day, there was no ribbon-cutting ceremony. Instead, 170 employees of publishing giant Condé Nast International entered One World Trade Center in the morning of November 3 to begin work, signifying the official public opening of the building. The government also declared that New York’s skyline was once again complete on this day.
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