Minoru Yamasaki’s Architectural Legacy, 25 Years After the World Trade Center Fell
A New York Times reporter’s search for Minoru Yamasaki’s buildings reveals a legacy marked by both abandonment and celebration.
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A New York Times report examines architect Minoru Yamasaki’s legacy 25 years after the fall of the World Trade Center, following a reporter’s personal search for his buildings.
The journey finds contrasting outcomes: some of Yamasaki’s buildings are abandoned, while others remain celebrated. The account explores an architectural legacy that is still taking shape.
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