Iron workers and engineers prepare the beacon that will sit on top of One WTC's spire.
From on top of One WTC you can see the East River bridges...Brooklyn and Queens.
Workers install three communications rings on top of One WTC which will bring back broadcast capabilities to lower Manhattan.
Window installers walk along beams at dizzying heights from the 102nd floor of One WTC to install curtain wall panels.
Final two pieces of One WTC spire sit next to previously installed sections. When connected, One WTC will stand 1776 feet.
Iron workers courageously guide spire sections 17 and 18 into place.
Spire Gang from left to right: Kevin Boyle, Richie Christy, Brett Davis, Kevin Sabbagh, Mark Donnelly, Arthur Peart
Looking way...way....way down!
The WTC site.
Iron workers at #OneWTC look on as the final flag-draped section of spire is hoisted to the top of the building.
“Over 250,000 commuters will use the WTC Trans. Hub Oculus to connect with 11 subway lines.”
The WTC Crane Operator’s Spectacular View.
The first large piece of the spire for One World Trade Center was lifted up to the top of the building.
ldquo Barge carrying pieces of the spire for One WTC passes the Statue of Liberty on the way to pier 25 in lower Manhattan.”
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