4 World Trade Center, Modern skyscraper in Lower Manhattan, United States.
4 World Trade Center is a skyscraper in Lower Manhattan rising 78 stories to nearly 298 meters and standing in the Financial District. The facade consists of reflective glass panels that give the tower a sleek and modern appearance.
The current tower replaced a shorter predecessor from 1975 that was destroyed in September 2001. The old structure had reached only 36 meters in height and housed commodities exchanges.
The tower takes its name from its position within the World Trade Center complex and now functions primarily as an office hub for administration and transportation. The Port Authority maintains its headquarters here and coordinates regional transit operations from this location.
The tower holds numerous elevators, office floors, and retail areas on the lower levels. Visitors can orient themselves in the lobby, which is publicly accessible.
The twenty-eighth floor hosts artist studios run by Silver Art Projects. This creative use brings an unexpected cultural layer into an otherwise purely commercial tower.
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