1.

look at all tht white…is that heaven? hmmm…if white=heaven, then David=GOD??

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Hmmm...I like how he is describing his own building as a prism now...were those not the same words used to describe the initial Libeskind design? Wait...what am I saying...David invented the word prism, right?

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looks like SOM found the sketch-up escalator components. wowzers!

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white = bleach...... I've heard of a Holocaust museum in the new structure ..what does an attack on American soil killing Americans have to do with the Holocaust?

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With every new "unveiling" of the tower, it gets worse and worse. This is quite possibly the most offensive design for a building I've ever seen. It's an eyesore and a horrible mistake for the skyline of the city, and falls far short of doing justice to the lives lost that day. The best thing to do at this point would be to scrap the entire original plan and hire Santiago Calatrava (the architect for the new transit hub) to design the whole thing.

http://www.calatrava.com/

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It's like a building from the future! Something you would see in "I-Robot" or something. I want to work there. I am going to work there! Heaven here I come!

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I personally liked the Twin Towers II plan better myself, it was the same as the old ones but bigger, I think that would say "if you mess with America, We'll come back bigger and better!" but this plan is good too, but there still should be 2 towers to remind us of the past, this is something we cant forget, and as a Firefighter, I will never forget

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Good idea mate, great article as well.I have a question, Just wondering ... If the tories take over in the next general election, do you think our education system will get more efficient ?Thanks

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I think the United States needs to move on and start the building of this new building. I mean it has been Five years.

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Oh for heaven's sake, this design is absolutely ridiculous. People who didn't like the Libeskind proposal have kept the very worst aspects and left it at that. All the clever echoing of the Statue of Liberty and the bridge etc - all gone. All the imaginative details that drew the buildings together via a sweeping arc are now absent. Now just a bunch of lifeless rectangles, all of them, and they don't even seem to be part of the same design. Typical millenium-style glass buildings, what more can I say? Perhaps just that at the very end, these remind me of every office building I've seen built in the last seven or eight years, and maybe all this "freedom" nonsense means is business.

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I think this is the dumbest plan. If the Statue of Liberty was hit would we put a memorial for it? NO! We would rebuild a stronger and maybe a more distinctive look not sumthin lyk this. UNITED WE STAND