Talk:World Financial Center
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How much of this was damaged or destroyed on September 11, 2001? This should be discussed in the article. --Daniel C. Boyer 19:19, 24 May 2004 (UTC)
According to the brochure, during reconstrution after 9/11, more than 500 laborer's worked to replace 60,000 square feet of tricolor Italian marble, 2,000 glass panes, and sixteen 43-foot-tall Washingtonia palm trees in the 10-story Winter Garden in a record nine months.
The Ann Taylor link does not point to Ann Taylor clothing stores but that's the actual tenant. I resisted the urge to add a Godiva link (there's a Godiva Chocolatier tenant.)
There was a several-hour television series on the construction of one of the WFC towers, from design to completion, focusting on conflicts among the parties. It's been years since I saw this. Does this ring a bell for anyone?
Page should be renamed to New York World Financial Center to keep it seperate from Shanghai World Financial Center
