Architectural future after the World Trade Center disaster

By Phil Gyford on 17 September 2001, 10:54 pm | 0 Comments

A brief discussion of the potential effects on how building and city design might change following the destruction of the World Trade Center by terrorists. It would be interesting to read something more in depth on this (jump to the third and fourth pages for the looking ahead). (via Haddock)

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