
One Liberty Plaza
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Technical Data
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| Height (tip) |
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| Height (struct.) |
226 m |
743 ft |
| Height (roof) |
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| Height (main roof) |
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| Floors (OG) |
54 |
| Floors (UG) |
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| Construction end |
1973 |
| Last reconstruction |
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| GFA |
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| UFA |
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| Elevators |
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| Escalators |
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Building in General
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| Type of construction |
skyscraper |
| Architectural style |
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| Status |
completed |
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With 2.2 million square feet of gross floor area, One Liberty Plaza offers nearly an acre of space on each column-free floor. |
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The center core design allows for light and openness around the entire periphery and maximum flexibility in tenant layouts. |
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After terrorists crashed two airliners into the World Trade Center twin towers half a block away on 09/11/2001, crews at One Liberty Plaza had to replace windows, clean offices, repair security systems and restore electricity and water. |
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The building is home to the administrative offices of the Nasdaq Stock Market. Other tenants include Goldman Sachs and Bank of Nova Scotia. |
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One Liberty Plaza is prominently situated midway between the Wall Street area and The World Financial Center. |
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Originally commissioned by U.S. Steel, over thirty specialists researched the project for a year before the best of technology was incorporated into the design of the tower. |
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Completed in 1972, One Liberty Plaza was substantially renovated in 1989 and given a new lobby, plaza and state-of-the-art elevator systems. |
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The former "world's tallest" Singer Building was demolished to make room for One Liberty Plaza. |
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Building occupies the entire block. |
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On September 11, 2001 the building was damaged by the falling debris so severely that for weeks it was feared that the building would collapse. |
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In the weeks immediately following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 across the street, the Brooks Brothers department store on the lower floors was converted into a morgue. |
| Companies involved in this Building* |
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Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP

Other companies:
Brookfield Properties Corporation, U.S. Steel Corporation, Turner Construction Company, Weidlinger Associates, Inc., Syska Hennessy Group, Otis Elevator Company, Otis Elevator Company, Soule Architectural Products [Soule Steel Corporation], American Bridge Company, Insignia/ESG, Inc.. |
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