In Friday’s Daily News, my op-ed, Moving NYC when the virus subsides, opened with, “In January 2002, I started working as a consultant planning for the new World Trade Center. At the time, many people were asking, Why not just build a monument? No one will ever want to work there. Well, 19 years later, One World Trade is over 90% occupied and a quarter-million people pass through the site daily.”
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