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Tourists And Locals At Marienplatz In Front Of Munich’s New Town Hall
The towers of the Frauenkirche and the facade of the New Town Hall with its Glockenspiel and hanging flags are seen at Marienplatz in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, on May 3, 2025. The historic structures represent key landmarks of the city and are prominent symbols of Bavarian heritage and Gothic architecture. (Photo by Michael Nguyen) -
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Deutsche Bank Headquarters In Frankfurt Am Main
The iconic Deutsche Bank headquarters are in Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany, on March 30, 2023. Known colloquially as 'Debit and Credit' or 'Deutsche Bank I and II,' the pair of modern skyscrapers stand 155 meters tall each. The towers symbolize the strength and international presence of Germany's largest bank. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Deutsche Bank Headquarters In Frankfurt Am Main
The iconic Deutsche Bank headquarters are in Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany, on March 30, 2023. Known colloquially as 'Debit and Credit' or 'Deutsche Bank I and II,' the pair of modern skyscrapers stand 155 meters tall each. The towers symbolize the strength and international presence of Germany's largest bank. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Deutsche Bank Headquarters In Frankfurt Am Main
The iconic Deutsche Bank headquarters are in Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany, on March 30, 2023. Known colloquially as 'Debit and Credit' or 'Deutsche Bank I and II,' the pair of modern skyscrapers stand 155 meters tall each. The towers symbolize the strength and international presence of Germany's largest bank. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Ndarja : un immeuble au design atypique à Tirana en Albanie
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart. And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate. The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use. The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior. This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood. The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program. A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views. The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city. The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight. The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Ndarja : un immeuble au design atypique à Tirana en Albanie
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart. And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate. The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use. The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior. This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood. The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program. A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views. The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city. The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight. The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Ndarja : un immeuble au design atypique à Tirana en Albanie
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart. And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate. The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use. The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior. This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood. The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program. A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views. The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city. The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight. The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Ndarja : un immeuble au design atypique à Tirana en Albanie
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart. And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate. The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use. The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior. This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood. The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program. A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views. The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city. The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight. The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Ndarja : un immeuble au design atypique à Tirana en Albanie
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart. And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate. The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use. The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior. This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood. The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program. A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views. The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city. The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight. The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Ndarja : un immeuble au design atypique à Tirana en Albanie
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart. And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate. The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use. The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior. This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood. The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program. A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views. The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city. The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight. The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Ndarja : un immeuble au design atypique à Tirana en Albanie
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart. And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate. The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use. The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior. This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood. The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program. A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views. The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city. The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight. The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Ndarja : un immeuble au design atypique à Tirana en Albanie
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart. And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate. The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use. The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior. This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood. The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program. A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views. The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city. The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight. The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Ndarja : un immeuble au design atypique à Tirana en Albanie
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart. And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate. The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use. The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior. This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood. The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program. A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views. The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city. The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight. The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Buildings look like a single high rise pulled apart to make two
Ferrari Press Agency
Ndarja 1
Ref 16346
25/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA
Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart.
And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate.
The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use.
The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior.
This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood.
The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program.
A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views.
The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city.
The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight.
The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA
OPS: Illustration of the inspiration behind the planned Ndarja development, designed to look like two buildings that have been pulled apart
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Buildings look like a single high rise pulled apart to make two
Ferrari Press Agency
Ndarja 1
Ref 16346
25/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA
Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart.
And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate.
The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use.
The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior.
This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood.
The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program.
A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views.
The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city.
The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight.
The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA
OPS: Render of the planned Ndarja development, designed to look like two buildings that have been pulled apart.Visiualisatioon by Plomp.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Buildings look like a single high rise pulled apart to make two
Ferrari Press Agency
Ndarja 1
Ref 16346
25/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA
Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart.
And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate.
The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use.
The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior.
This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood.
The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program.
A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views.
The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city.
The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight.
The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA
OPS: Interior render of the planned Ndarja development
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Buildings look like a single high rise pulled apart to make two
Ferrari Press Agency
Ndarja 1
Ref 16346
25/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA
Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart.
And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate.
The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use.
The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior.
This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood.
The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program.
A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views.
The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city.
The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight.
The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA
OPS: Render of the planned pool for the Ndarja development, designed to look like two buildings that have been pulled apart.Visiualisatioon by Plomp.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Buildings look like a single high rise pulled apart to make two
Ferrari Press Agency
Ndarja 1
Ref 16346
25/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA
Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart.
And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate.
The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use.
The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior.
This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood.
The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program.
A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views.
The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city.
The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight.
The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA
OPS: Render of the planned Ndarja development, designed to look like two buildings that have been pulled apart.Visiualisatioon by Plomp.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Buildings look like a single high rise pulled apart to make two
Ferrari Press Agency
Ndarja 1
Ref 16346
25/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA
Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart.
And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate.
The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use.
The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior.
This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood.
The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program.
A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views.
The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city.
The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight.
The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA
OPS: Interior render of the planned Ndarja development
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Buildings look like a single high rise pulled apart to make two
Ferrari Press Agency
Ndarja 1
Ref 16346
25/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA
Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart.
And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate.
The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use.
The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior.
This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood.
The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program.
A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views.
The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city.
The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight.
The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA
OPS: Render of the planned Ndarja development, designed to look like two buildings that have been pulled apart.Visiualisatioon by Plomp.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Buildings look like a single high rise pulled apart to make two
Ferrari Press Agency
Ndarja 1
Ref 16346
25/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA
Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart.
And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate.
The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use.
The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior.
This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood.
The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program.
A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views.
The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city.
The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight.
The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA
OPS: Interior render of the planned Ndarja development
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Buildings look like a single high rise pulled apart to make two
Ferrari Press Agency
Ndarja 1
Ref 16346
25/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Plomp / OODA
Two stunning new buildings have been designed to look like a single high rise that has been pulled apart.
And the void in the middle creates a square for people to meet and congregate.
The development, called Ndarja , is located in the Albanian capital city Tirana and is for residential, hospitality, office, and commercial use.
The “break” in the structure features a pool drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior.
This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square and the balcony gardens, creating a microclimate for the neighbourhood.
The ground and first floors host commercial spaces while the upper floors accommodate a mixed-use program.
A premium hotel is on the upper levels, taking full advantage of breathtaking city views.
The exterior will feature perforated metal sheeting to help regulate sunlight while reflecting the activity on the balconies back into the city.
The vegetation was thoughtfully selected for its placement within the building, with species chosen for their resilience to wind and sunlight.
The architect company behind the build is Portugal-based OODA
OPS: Render of the planned Ndarja development, designed to look like two buildings that have been pulled apart.Visiualisatioon by Plomp.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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September 11 attacks on Twin Towers
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Terrorists attack the World Trade Center by flying two hijacked jetliners into the Twin Towers, causing them to collapse. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Former emergency worker sick from work at Ground Zero
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Former New York City EMT Bonnie Giebfried has been unable to work since 2004 as a result of a 9/11-related illness. Numerous emergency responders and others have suffered the ill effects of the airborn dust and smoke that enveloped lower Manhattan in the days following the September 11th terrorist attacks. Today, Giebfried runs 'Unsung Heroes Helping Heroes,' an organization dedicated to assisting emergency responders just like her as well as those involved with clean-up and recovery at Ground Zero. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The twin towers collapsed causing almost 3,000 deaths. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The twin towers collapsed causing almost 3,000 deaths. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the twin towers of the World Trade Center, destroying them and killing almost 3,000 people. Businessmen run up Broadway to escape debris cloud as south tower collapses. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The twin towers collapsed causing almost 3,000 deaths. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Terrorists flew two commercial airliners into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City. Nearly 3,000 people died in the crash and the subsequent collapse of the towers after burning jet fuel weakened the buildings' structures. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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September 11 terrorist attack on New York
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: The aftermath of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center towers in New York City. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane crashes were tremendous. The two towers of the World Trade Center were designed to withstand the impact of a plane, but the fires were fueled by 91,000 litres of jet fuel, and the temperature of the steel core supporting the towers soared to 800C. Once the steel frame on one floor melted, the floor collapsed, putting even greater pressure on the floor below. Even lower on the tower, where the temperatures were not as high, the force of the weight of the collapsing floors above weakened the buildings' structures to a devastating degree. About an hour after the south tower was hit, it crumbled; twenty minutes later, the north tower fell. Thousands ran for their lives, and while five survivors were uncovered in the rubble in the first twenty-four hours after the crash, 2,801 died. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane cra -
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September 11 terrorist attack on New York
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: The World Trade Center burns after terrorists flew planes into the two towers. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane crashes were tremendous. The two towers of the World Trade Center were designed to withstand the impact of a plane, but the fires were fueled by 91,000 litres of jet fuel, and the temperature of the steel core supporting the towers soared to 800C. Once the steel frame on one floor melted, the floor collapsed, putting even greater pressure on the floor below. Even lower on the tower, where the temperatures were not as high, the force of the weight of the collapsing floors above weakened the buildings' structures to a devastating degree. About an hour after the south tower was hit, it crumbled; twenty minutes later, the north tower fell. Thousands ran for their lives, and while five survivors were uncovered in the rubble in the first twenty-four hours after the crash, 2,801 died. It was the largest terrorist attack ever to occur on American grounds. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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September 11 terrorist attack on New York
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: The aftermath of terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane crashes were tremendous. The two towers of the World Trade Center were designed to withstand the impact of a plane, but the fires were fueled by 91,000 litres of jet fuel, and the temperature of the steel core supporting the towers soared to 800C. Once the steel frame on one floor melted, the floor collapsed, putting even greater pressure on the floor below. Even lower on the tower, where the temperatures were not as high, the force of the weight of the collapsing floors above weakened the buildings' structures to a devastating degree. About an hour after the south tower was hit, it crumbled; twenty minutes later, the north tower fell. Thousands ran for their lives, and while five survivors were uncovered in the rubble in the first twenty-four hours after the crash, 2,801 died. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane crashes were tremendous. The tw -
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The twin towers collapsed causing almost 3,000 deaths. NYC Twin towers burn as seen from Church and Vesey St. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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September 11 terrorist attack on New York
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: The World Trade Center burns after terrorists flew planes into the two towers. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane crashes were tremendous. The two towers of the World Trade Center were designed to withstand the impact of a plane, but the fires were fueled by 91,000 litres of jet fuel, and the temperature of the steel core supporting the towers soared to 800C. Once the steel frame on one floor melted, the floor collapsed, putting even greater pressure on the floor below. Even lower on the tower, where the temperatures were not as high, the force of the weight of the collapsing floors above weakened the buildings' structures to a devastating degree. About an hour after the south tower was hit, it crumbled; twenty minutes later, the north tower fell. Thousands ran for their lives, and while five survivors were uncovered in the rubble in the first twenty-four hours after the crash, 2,801 died. It was the largest terrorist attack ever to occur on American grounds. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The twin towers collapsed causing almost 3,000 deaths. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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World Trade Center hit by hijacked jetliners
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the twin towers of the World Trade Center, destroying them and killing almost 3,000 people. The first plane hit the north tower, and desperate trapped people are visible in the windows in the upper right of the photo. One is clinging outside near the top. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Terrorists flew two commercial airliners into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City. Nearly 3,000 people died in the crash and the subsequent collapse of the towers after burning jet fuel weakened the buildings' structures. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the twin towers of the World Trade Center, destroying them and killing almost 3,000 people. Businessmen run up Broadway to escape debris cloud as south tower collapses. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The twin towers collapsed causing almost 3,000 deaths. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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September 11 terrorist attack on New York
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: The aftermath of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane crashes were tremendous. The two towers of the World Trade Center were designed to withstand the impact of a plane, but the fires were fueled by 91,000 litres of jet fuel, and the temperature of the steel core supporting the towers soared to 800C. Once the steel frame on one floor melted, the floor collapsed, putting even greater pressure on the floor below. Even lower on the tower, where the temperatures were not as high, the force of the weight of the collapsing floors above weakened the buildings' structures to a devastating degree. About an hour after the south tower was hit, it crumbled; twenty minutes later, the north tower fell. Thousands ran for their lives, and while five survivors were uncovered in the rubble in the first twenty-four hours after the crash, 2,801 died. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane crashes were tremendous. Th -
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September 11 terrorist attack on New York
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: The North Tower of the World Trade Center burns after being struck by a jetliner hijacked by Arab terrorists. People desparate to be rescued are in the windows and clinging outside. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane crashes were tremendous. The two towers of the World Trade Center were designed to withstand the impact of a plane, but the fires were fueled by 91,000 litres of jet fuel, and the temperature of the steel core supporting the towers soared to 800C. Once the steel frame on one floor melted, the floor collapsed, putting even greater pressure on the floor below. Even lower on the tower, where the temperatures were not as high, the force of the weight of the collapsing floors above weakened the buildings' structures to a devastating degree. About an hour after the south tower was hit, it crumbled; twenty minutes later, the north tower fell. Thousands ran for their lives, and while five survivors were uncovered in the rubble in the first twenty-four hours after the crash, 2,801 died. It was the largest terrorist attack ever to occur on American grounds. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the twin towers of the World Trade Center, destroying them and killing almost 3,000 people. Businessmen run up Broadway to escape debris cloud as south tower collapses. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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September 11 terrorist attack on New York
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: The aftermath of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane crashes were tremendous. The two towers of the World Trade Center were designed to withstand the impact of a plane, but the fires were fueled by 91,000 litres of jet fuel, and the temperature of the steel core supporting the towers soared to 800C. Once the steel frame on one floor melted, the floor collapsed, putting even greater pressure on the floor below. Even lower on the tower, where the temperatures were not as high, the force of the weight of the collapsing floors above weakened the buildings' structures to a devastating degree. About an hour after the south tower was hit, it crumbled; twenty minutes later, the north tower fell. Thousands ran for their lives, and while five survivors were uncovered in the rubble in the first twenty-four hours after the crash, 2,801 died. A total of four planes were hijacked on September 11. US Airlines flights 11 and 175 from Boston were hijacked mid-air by terrorists with knives who flew the two planes into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York. American Airlines flight 77 from Washington was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon, and United Airlines flight 93 from New Jersey was hijacked, but its intended target, thought to be Washington, was saved when the passengers on board fought the terrorists. In New York, the damages caused by the plane crashes were tremendous. Th -
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September 11 terror attack on New York
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Terrorists attack the World Trade Center by flying two hijacked jetliners into the Twin Towers, causing them to collapse. Nearly 3,000 people died and hundreds were wounded in the attack and the subsequent collapse of the towers after burning jet fuel weakened the buildings' structure. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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September 11 terror attack on New York
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Terrorists attack the World Trade Center by flying two hijacked jetliners into the Twin Towers, causing them to collapse. Nearly 3,000 people died and hundreds were wounded in the attack and the subsequent collapse of the towers after burning jet fuel weakened the buildings' structure. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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September 11 attacks on Twin Towers
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Terrorists attack the World Trade Center by flying two hijacked jetliners into the Twin Towers, causing them to collapse. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Former emergency worker sick from work at Ground Zero
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Former New York City EMT Bonnie Giebfried has been unable to work since 2004 as a result of a 9/11-related illness. Numerous emergency responders and others have suffered the ill effects of the airborn dust and smoke that enveloped lower Manhattan in the days following the September 11th terrorist attacks. Today, Giebfried runs 'Unsung Heroes Helping Heroes,' an organization dedicated to assisting emergency responders just like her as well as those involved with clean-up and recovery at Ground Zero. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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September 11 still killing
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The twin towers collapsed causing almost 3,000 deaths. NYC Firefighter Tim Duffy arrives downtown on his Harley after 1st tower collapse (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The twin towers collapsed causing almost 3,000 deaths. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Hijacked planes crash into the World Trade Center
September 11, 2001- New York, New York, United States: Two planes hijacked by Arab terrorists crash into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The twin towers collapsed causing almost 3,000 deaths. (Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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