3 World Trade Center - Revision history

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	* Trump Tower New York.		* Trump Tower New York.

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	* International Towers Sydney.		* International Towers Sydney.
	* Leadenhall Building.		* Leadenhall Building.
		+	* McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Ashford.
	* One Park Taipei.		* One Park Taipei.
	* Richard Rogers.		* Richard Rogers.
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	To maximise sustainability in terms of the building’s day-to-day functioning, similar ‘green design’ features as those included in the design of 7 World Trade Center have been incorporated. The design will aspire to LEED ‘Gold’ Certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design from the U.S. Green Buildings Council.		To maximise sustainability in terms of the building’s day-to-day functioning, similar ‘green design’ features as those included in the design of 7 World Trade Center have been incorporated. The design will aspire to LEED ‘Gold’ Certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design from the U.S. Green Buildings Council.

−	Project data:	+	=== Project data: ===

−	* ~~Place~~: New York, USA	+	* Location: New York, USA
	* Date: 2006 - 2018		* Date: 2006 - 2018
	* Client: Silverstein Properties Inc.		* Client: Silverstein Properties Inc.
	* Site Area: 60,000 ft² (5,574m²)		* Site Area: 60,000 ft² (5,574m²)
−	* Net ~~Lettable~~ internal ~~Area~~: 2.1 million ft² (195,096m²)	+	* Net lettable internal area: 2.1 million ft² (195,096m²)
−	* Gross ~~Internal Area~~: 2.8 million ft² (260,129m²)	+	* Gross internal area: 2.8 million ft² (260,129m²)
−	* Architect of ~~Record~~: Adamson Associates	+	* Architect of record: Adamson Associates
−	* Structural ~~Engineer~~: WSP Cantor Seinuk	+	* Structural engineer: WSP Cantor Seinuk
−	* Dynamic ~~Loading Consultants~~: Weidlinger Associates ~~Incorporated~~	+	* Dynamic loading consultants: Weidlinger Associates Inc
−	* Security ~~Consultants~~: Ducibella Venter & Santore, Robert Ducibella, Philip Santore	+	* Security consultants: Ducibella Venter & Santore, Robert Ducibella, Philip Santore
−	* Service ~~Engineer~~: Jaros Baum & Bolles Consulting Engineers	+	* Service engineer: Jaros Baum & Bolles Consulting Engineers

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	= Topping out =		= Topping out =

−	On 23 June 2016, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) announced the ~~Topping Out~~ of 3 World Trade Center (3 WTC).	+	On 23 June 2016, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) announced the topping out of 3 World Trade Center (3 WTC).

−	Silverstein Properties ~~Chairman~~, Larry A Silverstein and Richard Paul, ~~Partner~~ in charge of the project at RSHP were joined by 1,000 construction workers and leading New York government, civic and business officials to mark the completion of the concrete construction.	+	Silverstein Properties chairman, Larry A Silverstein and Richard Paul, partner in charge of the project at RSHP, were joined by 1,000 construction workers and leading New York government, civic and business officials to mark the completion of the concrete construction.

−	The final concrete bucket, adorned with the same American flag as was used at the Topping Out of towers 4 and 7 World Trade Center, was raised ~~1,079 feet~~ in the air and placed at the top of the 80-storey tower.	+	The final concrete bucket, adorned with the same American flag as was used at the Topping Out of towers 4 and 7 World Trade Center, was raised 329m in the air and placed at the top of the 80-storey tower.

−	Larry Silverstein said: “Today we celebrate New York’s construction workers whose dedication and determination have helped us reach a great milestone – 3 WTC has reached its top height and the concrete core is now complete. It also reminds us of how far we have come. 3 WTC will be the newest addition to a neighbourhood that has been amazingly transformed and ~~revitalized~~. Downtown Manhattan – with its new train stations, shops, restaurants, parks and residents – has become New York’s most dynamic live-work community”	+	Larry Silverstein said: “Today we celebrate New York’s construction workers whose dedication and determination have helped us reach a great milestone – 3 WTC has reached its top height and the concrete core is now complete. It also reminds us of how far we have come. 3 WTC will be the newest addition to a neighbourhood that has been amazingly transformed and revitalised. Downtown Manhattan – with its new train stations, shops, restaurants, parks and residents – has become New York’s most dynamic live-work community”

−	Richard Paul, ~~Partner~~ in charge of the project at RSHP said "It goes without saying that Larry's resilience and fortitude in his vision to rebuild Ground Zero have never wavered and been a lesson to us all. The Topping Out ceremony at 3 WTC marks a significant milestone in that journey.”	+	Richard Paul, partner in charge of the project at RSHP said "It goes without saying that Larry's resilience and fortitude in his vision to rebuild Ground Zero have never wavered and been a lesson to us all. The Topping Out ceremony at 3 WTC marks a significant milestone in that journey.”

−	Richard Rogers said, “Larry Silverstein has been a powerful and visionary client determined to bring back both commerce and vitality to this key neighborhood. 3 World Trade Center stands next to the new train station making commuting easier and more environmentally sustainable. The tower stretches up to the sky. Its form celebrates and expresses the language of construction and technology which gives it scale, light, shadow and verticality.”	+	Richard Rogers said: “Larry Silverstein has been a powerful and visionary client determined to bring back both commerce and vitality to this key neighborhood. 3 World Trade Center stands next to the new train station making commuting easier and more environmentally sustainable. The tower stretches up to the sky. Its form celebrates and expresses the language of construction and technology which gives it scale, light, shadow and verticality.”

	[[File:3_world_trade_center_floor_plan.png\|link=File:3_world_trade_center_floor_plan.png]]		[[File:3_world_trade_center_floor_plan.png\|link=File:3_world_trade_center_floor_plan.png]]
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	= Completion =		= Completion =

−	In April 2018, new images were released of the completed tower ahead of its opening in June.	+	In April 2018, new images were released of the completed tower ahead of its opening in June. The 330m-high (1,080ft) building is the fifth-tallest in New York City, and features the tallest private outdoor terrace in Lower Manhattan.
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−	The ~~1,080-foot~~-high (~~330 m~~) building is the fifth-tallest in New York City, and features the tallest private outdoor terrace in Lower Manhattan.	+

	[[File:3WTC-1.jpg\|link=File:3WTC-1.jpg]]		[[File:3WTC-1.jpg\|link=File:3WTC-1.jpg]]
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	3 WTC opened on 11 June 2018. The ribbon-cutting was attended by Larry Silverstein and RSHP partners Richard Paul and John McElgunn. 3 WTC is RSHP’s first built project in New York.		3 WTC opened on 11 June 2018. The ribbon-cutting was attended by Larry Silverstein and RSHP partners Richard Paul and John McElgunn. 3 WTC is RSHP’s first built project in New York.

−	Richard Paul, ~~Partner~~ and ~~Project Lead~~ at RSHP, said that the views from ~~tower’s~~ three outdoor terraces promise to "wow". The 17th floor terrace will be open to the entire building and is expected to include a garden and coffee shop. Group M, the principal tenants, will have access to the 60th and 76th floor terraces, the latter of which will be the tallest outdoor terrace in the city.	+	Richard Paul, partner and project lead at RSHP, said that the views from tower three's outdoor terraces promise to "wow". The 17th floor terrace will be open to the entire building and is expected to include a garden and coffee shop. Group M, the principal tenants, will have access to the 60th and 76th floor terraces, the latter of which will be the tallest outdoor terrace in the city.

	Paul said in his speech that he is confident the tenants will have enough space to come up with great ideas and create their own culture, and that “...more companies will want to set up shop in the tower and be part of downtown Manhattan’s booming community.”		Paul said in his speech that he is confident the tenants will have enough space to come up with great ideas and create their own culture, and that “...more companies will want to set up shop in the tower and be part of downtown Manhattan’s booming community.”

−	He went on to say; “Tower 3 in the heart of the World Trade Center site is an exceptional location within the revitalised urban fabric of ~~lower~~ Manhattan. It makes a significant step towards a new sense of place in New York’s World Trade Center. The new workplace will bring vitality to the area and with the extensive public realm, a new sense of urban integration.”	+	He went on to say; “Tower 3 in the heart of the World Trade Center site is an exceptional location within the revitalised urban fabric of Lower Manhattan. It makes a significant step towards a new sense of place in New York’s World Trade Center. The new workplace will bring vitality to the area and with the extensive public realm, a new sense of urban integration.”

−	Richard Rogers, ~~Founding Partner~~ at RSHP said; “It has been a great privilege to design one of the new buildings on this key site in New York. We are particularly delighted that we have been working in the heart of this vibrant city. This was a complex and challenging project but one which has helped to contribute to the revitalisation of New York City and one which will help to inspire a new hope for the city’s future.”	+	Richard Rogers, founding partner at RSHP said; “It has been a great privilege to design one of the new buildings on this key site in New York. We are particularly delighted that we have been working in the heart of this vibrant city. This was a complex and challenging project but one which has helped to contribute to the revitalisation of New York City and one which will help to inspire a new hope for the city’s future.”

	--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]		--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

−	* ~~[[RSHP\|~~Articles by RSHP on Designing Buildings Wiki.]]	+	* Articles by RSHP on Designing Buildings Wiki.
	* International Towers Sydney.		* International Towers Sydney.
	* Leadenhall Building.		* Leadenhall Building.

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	--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]		--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* [[RSHP\|Articles by RSHP on Designing Buildings Wiki.]]		* [[RSHP\|Articles by RSHP on Designing Buildings Wiki.]]
	* International Towers Sydney.		* International Towers Sydney.
	* Leadenhall Building.		* Leadenhall Building.
		+	* One Park Taipei.
	* Richard Rogers.		* Richard Rogers.
	* Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3.		* Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3.

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	Richard Paul, Partner and Project Lead at RSHP, said that the views from tower’s three outdoor terraces promise to "wow". The 17th floor terrace will be open to the entire building and is expected to include a garden and coffee shop. Group M, the principal tenants, will have access to the 60th and 76th floor terraces, the latter of which will be the tallest outdoor terrace in the city.		Richard Paul, Partner and Project Lead at RSHP, said that the views from tower’s three outdoor terraces promise to "wow". The 17th floor terrace will be open to the entire building and is expected to include a garden and coffee shop. Group M, the principal tenants, will have access to the 60th and 76th floor terraces, the latter of which will be the tallest outdoor terrace in the city.

−	Paul said in his speech that he is confident the tenants will have enough space to come up with great ideas and create their own culture, and that ~~“more~~ companies will want to set up shop in the tower and be part of downtown Manhattan’s booming community.”	+	Paul said in his speech that he is confident the tenants will have enough space to come up with great ideas and create their own culture, and that “...more companies will want to set up shop in the tower and be part of downtown Manhattan’s booming community.”

	He went on to say; “Tower 3 in the heart of the World Trade Center site is an exceptional location within the revitalised urban fabric of lower Manhattan. It makes a significant step towards a new sense of place in New York’s World Trade Center. The new workplace will bring vitality to the area and with the extensive public realm, a new sense of urban integration.”		He went on to say; “Tower 3 in the heart of the World Trade Center site is an exceptional location within the revitalised urban fabric of lower Manhattan. It makes a significant step towards a new sense of place in New York’s World Trade Center. The new workplace will bring vitality to the area and with the extensive public realm, a new sense of urban integration.”

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		+	= Introduction =
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	Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' design for 3 World Trade Center (3 WTC) was unveiled in September 2006. In July 2010, foundation work began and in March 2012 the ground floor slab was completed. Steel erection began in June 2012 and glass curtain wall installation began in May 2013. The building opened in June 2018.		Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' design for 3 World Trade Center (3 WTC) was unveiled in September 2006. In July 2010, foundation work began and in March 2012 the ground floor slab was completed. Steel erection began in June 2012 and glass curtain wall installation began in May 2013. The building opened in June 2018.

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	= Opening =		= Opening =

−	3 WTC opened on 11 June 2018. The ribbon-cutting was attended by Larry Silverstein and RSHP partners Richard Paul and John McElgunn. 3 WTC is RSHP’s first built project in New York	+	3 WTC opened on 11 June 2018. The ribbon-cutting was attended by Larry Silverstein and RSHP partners Richard Paul and John McElgunn. 3 WTC is RSHP’s first built project in New York.

−	Richard Paul, Partner and Project Lead at RSHP, said that the views from tower’s three outdoor terraces promise ~~to’~~ wow.’ The 17th floor terrace will be open to the entire building and is expected to include a garden and coffee shop. Group M, the principal tenants, will have access to the 60th and 76th floor terraces, the latter of which will be the tallest outdoor terrace in the city~~, according to Silverstein Properties~~.	+	Richard Paul, Partner and Project Lead at RSHP, said that the views from tower’s three outdoor terraces promise to "wow". The 17th floor terrace will be open to the entire building and is expected to include a garden and coffee shop. Group M, the principal tenants, will have access to the 60th and 76th floor terraces, the latter of which will be the tallest outdoor terrace in the city.

−	Paul said in his speech that he is confident ~~that~~ the tenants will have enough space to come up with great ideas and create their own culture, that “more companies will want to set up shop in the tower and be part of downtown Manhattan’s booming community.”	+	Paul said in his speech that he is confident the tenants will have enough space to come up with great ideas and create their own culture, and that “more companies will want to set up shop in the tower and be part of downtown Manhattan’s booming community.”

−	He went on to say; “Tower 3 in the heart of the World Trade Center site is an exceptional location within the revitalised urban fabric of lower Manhattan. It makes a significant step towards a new sense of place in New York’s World Trade Center.The new workplace will bring vitality to the area and with the extensive public realm, a new sense of urban integration.”	+	He went on to say; “Tower 3 in the heart of the World Trade Center site is an exceptional location within the revitalised urban fabric of lower Manhattan. It makes a significant step towards a new sense of place in New York’s World Trade Center. The new workplace will bring vitality to the area and with the extensive public realm, a new sense of urban integration.”

−	Richard Rogers, Founding ~~Partnerat~~ RSHP said; “It has been a great privilege to design one of the new buildings on this key site in New York. We are particularly delighted that we have been working in the heart of this vibrant city. This was a complex and challenging project but one which has helped to contribute to the revitalisation of New York City and one which will help to inspire a new hope for the city’s future.”	+	Richard Rogers, Founding Partner at RSHP said; “It has been a great privilege to design one of the new buildings on this key site in New York. We are particularly delighted that we have been working in the heart of this vibrant city. This was a complex and challenging project but one which has helped to contribute to the revitalisation of New York City and one which will help to inspire a new hope for the city’s future.”

	--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]		--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]

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		+	= Opening =
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		+	3 WTC opened on 11 June 2018. The ribbon-cutting was attended by Larry Silverstein and RSHP partners Richard Paul and John McElgunn. 3 WTC is RSHP’s first built project in New York
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		+	Richard Paul, Partner and Project Lead at RSHP, said that the views from tower’s three outdoor terraces promise to’ wow.’ The 17th floor terrace will be open to the entire building and is expected to include a garden and coffee shop. Group M, the principal tenants, will have access to the 60th and 76th floor terraces, the latter of which will be the tallest outdoor terrace in the city, according to Silverstein Properties.
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		+	Paul said in his speech that he is confident that the tenants will have enough space to come up with great ideas and create their own culture, that “more companies will want to set up shop in the tower and be part of downtown Manhattan’s booming community.”
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		+	He went on to say; “Tower 3 in the heart of the World Trade Center site is an exceptional location within the revitalised urban fabric of lower Manhattan. It makes a significant step towards a new sense of place in New York’s World Trade Center.The new workplace will bring vitality to the area and with the extensive public realm, a new sense of urban integration.”
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		+	Richard Rogers, Founding Partnerat RSHP said; “It has been a great privilege to design one of the new buildings on this key site in New York. We are particularly delighted that we have been working in the heart of this vibrant city. This was a complex and challenging project but one which has helped to contribute to the revitalisation of New York City and one which will help to inspire a new hope for the city’s future.”

	--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]		--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]

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−	Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' design for 3 World Trade Center (3 WTC) was unveiled in September 2006. In July 2010 foundation work began and in March 2012 the ground floor slab was completed. Steel erection began in June 2012 and glass curtain wall installation began in May 2013. The building ~~is scheduled to open~~ in 2018.	+	Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' design for 3 World Trade Center (3 WTC) was unveiled in September 2006. In July 2010, foundation work began and in March 2012 the ground floor slab was completed. Steel erection began in June 2012 and glass curtain wall installation began in May 2013. The building opened in June 2018.

	[[File:3_world_trade_center_1.png\|link=File:3_world_trade_center_1.png]]		[[File:3_world_trade_center_1.png\|link=File:3_world_trade_center_1.png]]

−	~~3 WTC will provide an important new addition to the New York skyline and create a strong relationship with the adjoining World Trade Center memorial gardens.~~	+	= Overview =

	The masterplan for the World Trade Center (WTC) site in Manhattan, New York, was designed by Studio Daniel Libeskind and focuses on the memorial – two reflecting pools in the centre of the site.		The masterplan for the World Trade Center (WTC) site in Manhattan, New York, was designed by Studio Daniel Libeskind and focuses on the memorial – two reflecting pools in the centre of the site.

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−	Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' design for 3 World Trade Center (3 WTC) was unveiled in September 2006. In July 2010 foundation work began and in March 2012 the ground floor slab was completed. Steel erection began in June 2012 and glass curtain wall installation began in May 2013. The building ~~will be fully enclosed in October 2017 and~~ is scheduled to open in 2018.	+	Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' design for 3 World Trade Center (3 WTC) was unveiled in September 2006. In July 2010 foundation work began and in March 2012 the ground floor slab was completed. Steel erection began in June 2012 and glass curtain wall installation began in May 2013. The building is scheduled to open in 2018.

	[[File:3_world_trade_center_1.png\|link=File:3_world_trade_center_1.png]]		[[File:3_world_trade_center_1.png\|link=File:3_world_trade_center_1.png]]
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	3 WTC is on a site bounded by Greenwich Street to the west, Church Street to the east, Dey Street to the north and Cortlandt Street to the south. It is opposite the WTC Memorial and Cultural Center, and at the heart of the cluster of buildings which surround the memorial. The brief for 3 WTC outlined the building’s function as the site’s commercial core. The tower had to address the issue of balancing retail and office space, while also complementing and acknowledging the WTC memorial.		3 WTC is on a site bounded by Greenwich Street to the west, Church Street to the east, Dey Street to the north and Cortlandt Street to the south. It is opposite the WTC Memorial and Cultural Center, and at the heart of the cluster of buildings which surround the memorial. The brief for 3 WTC outlined the building’s function as the site’s commercial core. The tower had to address the issue of balancing retail and office space, while also complementing and acknowledging the WTC memorial.

−	The ~~building has an orthogonal relationship to the main space between the proposed memorial water pools. To complement this relationship, the~~ central zone of the building has been reduced in mass as it rises towards the sky. The effect is a stepped profile which accentuates the building’s verticality, relative to the memorial site and is sympathetic to the height and positions of the neighbouring buildings. Antennae emphasise the height and slender profile of the building both in the local context, and as part of the Manhattan skyline.	+	The central zone of the building has been reduced in mass as it rises towards the sky. The effect is a stepped profile which accentuates the building’s verticality, relative to the memorial site and is sympathetic to the height and positions of the neighbouring buildings. Antennae emphasise the height and slender profile of the building both in the local context, and as part of the Manhattan skyline.

	The design includes five trading floors, 54 office floors (totalling 2.1 million sq ft (195,096 sq. m)) and five retail levels, as well as eight mechanical floors which serve the trading and office floors, 37 passenger lifts and two principal stairwells. The lower part of the building – the ‘podium building’ – contains the tower’s retail element and the trading floors. The upper levels of the tower hold the office space. ‘Live’, active façades, at street level, will enable the free-flowing movement of shoppers. There will be two below-grade retail levels and three retail levels above the ground floor, served by two lifts and four stairwells.		The design includes five trading floors, 54 office floors (totalling 2.1 million sq ft (195,096 sq. m)) and five retail levels, as well as eight mechanical floors which serve the trading and office floors, 37 passenger lifts and two principal stairwells. The lower part of the building – the ‘podium building’ – contains the tower’s retail element and the trading floors. The upper levels of the tower hold the office space. ‘Live’, active façades, at street level, will enable the free-flowing movement of shoppers. There will be two below-grade retail levels and three retail levels above the ground floor, served by two lifts and four stairwells.
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	The 1,080-foot-high (330 m) building is the fifth-tallest in New York City, and features the tallest private outdoor terrace in Lower Manhattan.		The 1,080-foot-high (330 m) building is the fifth-tallest in New York City, and features the tallest private outdoor terrace in Lower Manhattan.

−	[[File:3WTC-1.jpg]]	+	[[File:3WTC-1.jpg\|link=File:3WTC-1.jpg]]

−	[[File:3WTC-2.jpg]]	+	[[File:3WTC-2.jpg\|link=File:3WTC-2.jpg]]

	--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]		--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]