The towers did wonderful things in the light. They did not glare, like glass, but they did not absorb all the light either,
the way stone or brick buildings often do. They reflected it back, softly, with a gentleness that belied their size.

— Paul Goldberger | Architecture Critic and Author of “Up From Zero”

WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT — WHAT NEW YORK NEEDS — WHAT AMERICA DESERVES

THE WORLD TRADE CENTER PHOENIX