World Trade Center

🌙 From moonlit skies to dusky vibes, there's just something special about how the city feels once the sun sets.  Congratulations to our newly-featured #MyWTC Photographers!  @banerjee.siddhartha @nishantvaghelaa @geolio @shuttercell @velvetlabyrinth30

20 years ago, production of the first steel was produced in Luxembourg to create the first 27 "extra-large" steel columns of One WTC. Approximately 805 tons of steel was being produced to serve as part of the below-grade structure for the historic tower. Photos by Joe Woolhead

Can you identify which WTC building we are zoomed in on? Let us know in the comments!

Maison Passerelle at Printemps is bringing a new kind of dining to Lower Manhattan. Led by chef Gregory Gourdet, the restaurant blends classic French with flavors from Haiti, Vietnam, West Africa, and the Caribbean (a reflection of its name meaning “bridge” in French).

The New York Post recently highlighted the World Trade Center as one of New York City's best new dining destinations, recognizing the campus' growing collection of restaurants, cultural experiences, and public spaces! nypost.com/2026/07/16/lif…

🍦 Celebrating #NationalIceCreamDay in this quintessentially summer shot by @downtownNYC!  Do you have a favorite place to cool off? Let us know in the comments!

These summer evenings in #LowerManhattan are a complete mood, wouldn't you say? 🌃 Photo by Francis Dzikowski

Things have been busy here at the WTC lately, but not too busy to share our next round of our Top 5 Photo features! Congrats to the following #MyWTC photographers! @sv_perspective @sam_neequaye @davidsaulacosta @theclaylinkous @shuttercell

The entrance to the Perelman Performing Arts Center is both functional and symbolic. Visitors ascend a broad staircase which creates a welcoming communal space while also embodying the center's mission to be an inviting cultural hub for the neighborhood.

We are thrilled to announce that construction is officially underway on #2WTC, the final office tower of the rebuilt WTC campus! American Express has broken ground on its future global headquarters, bringing the long-awaited vision for the site one step closer to completion.

The massive concrete core of #3WTC was constructed first, letting it rise many floors ahead of the rest of the building, giving a distinct visual look that many described as "looking like an upside-down popsicle" from street level!  Check out these photos from 2016!

Wishing you all a very happy Independence Day!

Our featured #MyWTC July Photo of the Month comes to us from @lukerandphotography on Instagram! 🥇🏙💯 For your chance to be our featured cover photo next month, keep tagging the World Trade Center in your photos with #MyWTC!

In 2006, architect David Childs presented an elegant design for the base of One World Trade Center at the AIA New York Chapter Design Awards, held at #7WTC.

Hard to believe it’s been a decade since Liberty Park first opened!  Opened #onthisday in June 2016, the one-acre park looks out over the @911Memorial and the surrounding skyline, along with the St. Nicholas National Shrine and the Koenig Sphere.

4 World Trade Center topped out on June 25, 2012, when the final steel beam was hoisted to the top of the 977-foot tower. Located at 150 Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan, it was the first office tower to top out and open on the original World Trade Center site.

#3WTC (designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners) officially topped out at its full height of 1,079 feet on June 23, 2016, marking the completion of its concrete core and steel frame. The topping out ceremony featured the hoisting of a final two-ton bucket of concrete.

Lower Manhattan showed up loud! Blue and orange have really taken over downtown! Joe Woolhead was there to capture the magic of the @nyknicks' championship parade through the heart of Lower Manhattan.

Today, we honor Juneteenth - a celebration of freedom, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of equality. As a place where people come together, the World Trade Center stands in recognition of the generations whose courage helped shape a more inclusive future.

#DidYouKnow that the marble facade at the Perelman Performing Arts Center is made from bookmatched marble panels? Each slab was carefully mirrored like the pages of an open book to create symmetrical patterns, creating a mesmerizing architectural texture.