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Modern Montevideo.

 

Composed of three towers, two smaller buildings inspired by the commercial towers that were in New York - but here, of course, much smaller, with 22 floors and a large central square, it is one of the most modern business complexes in Uruguay.

 

It was opened in 1998 and underwent renovations between 2002 and 2009. At Plaza das Torres, which connects the buildings of the complex, there are works by the renowned Uruguayan sculptor Pablo Atchugarry.

My roots in the US soil.

  

Lived in NYC from 1989 to 1994.

I love NYC.

The day has finally arrived: Santiago Calatrava's Oculus , welcome visitors into its marble-clad, spiky center.

 

... do you see it ? ...

 

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El proyecto del World Trade Center Zaragoza fue desarrollado, dirigido y ejecutado por un estudio de arquitectura con sede en Zaragoza, el de Aranaz y asociados, Arquitectura y Urbanismo2​ en concreto por los arquitectos José Antonio Aranaz de Motta —arquitecto director del proyecto—3​ y su colaborador, Eduardo Martín Correas.

 

es.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Trade_Center_Zaragoza

  

Taken at the junction of Cortlandt Street and Church Street.

 

Buildings include 3 World Trade Center (L); 4 World Trade Center (top L); and 1 Liberty Plaza (R and reflected in 4 WTC).

Capture taken on last years NYC trip. Sure we took the free ride to Staten Island to have chances to get closer to Mrs Liberty and as well to get the skyline from the opposite. All a good weekend ahead. Thanks, Udo.

New York City

WTC #4. To see these amazing architectural masterpieces being built is really pretty awesome. I for one can't wait till they get completed. I believe they are planning shopping center's and restaurants in one of the buildings.

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The 2017 presentation of the Memorial Lights from Brooklyn Bridge Park

 

 

IN MEMORY OF A GREAT BUILDING!

9.11.2001

9.11.2009

9.11.2011

 

Picture taken in summer 1986 with Minolta SLR

Why do we have to spend our money on these monuments instead of investing in a higher purpose. Monuments are nice, but with the world in the shape it is in, could out money be better spent right now? This turned out to be the most expensive subway station in the world.

World Trade Center Transportation Hub

Architect: Santiago Calatrava

Location: Financial District, Manhattan, NYC

Style: Expressionist architecture

Concourse Height: 49 m (160 ft)

Year: 2016

World Trade Center is a terminal station of the PATH (Port Authority Trans-Hudson) system. It is located within the World Trade Center complex, in the Financial District of Manhattan, New York City.

The $4 billion Oculus station opened in 2016. It was designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.

 

Fuji X-T20. Fuji XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4 R LM OIS Lens18mm, f/3.2, 1/125 sec, ISO 200.

 

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Het turquoise spiegelend zakenpaleis in het centrum van Rotterdam. Heb het altijd een prachtig gebouw gevonden.

 

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The day has finally arrived: Santiago Calatrava's Oculus , welcome visitors into its Oculus with beautiful marble floors.

World Trade Center, Rotterdam

Mexico city

 

I took this photo seconds before a jerk security officer told me I couldn't make photos of the building. "But this is a public place, can't I make a photo of a building?", "No" he said. So I replied "that's ridiculous, if I got to the other side of the street will I be able to make a photo?", he said yes.

 

At that precise second it stared to raining cats and dogs (with hailing and all) so I took a quick photo from the other side of the street and went inside the building pissed off because he had won... and I was completely wet... and my camera was also a bit wet...

 

But now seeing this picture I'm pretty pleased with it and feel I'm the winner. Priceless.

 

That round thing on the top is a restaurant that turns aroudn where you can get to see the whole gigantic Mexico city.

The WTC Building in Arnhem - directly next to the railway station.

This is a detail of the World Trade Center in Dresden, Germany

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