The entire construction of the new World Trade Center in one GIF

Wayne Grayson
Sep 11, 2013
Updated Sep 12, 2013
Screen Shot 2013-09-11 at 1.53.49 PM

On Twitter earlier today, in honor of the 12th anniversary of 9/11, DailyMotion’s Partnership Manager Dan Milano shared the GIF you see below chronicling the entire construction of the new World Trade Center.

Back in May, the spire was mounted atop the new 1,776-foot-tall tower which is expected to open in November.

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