Built to last
Settlements have finally been reached in the dispute over insurance payments on the former World Trade Centre in New York, allowing building to begin on the Freedom Tower, which will, by 2007, stand in the place once occupied by the famous twin towers
Across the world, in London, the US and Asia, plans are afoot for a new generation of taller, sleeker, more aesthetically pleasing skyscrapers, but post-World Trade Centre (WTC), there is more to
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