Life has a way of taking
over even the most un-
promising places in New
York, the critic consoles
us, in concluding his ap-
posite appraisal of the
architecture at One World
Trade Center. And this is
true; we can wring some
triumph for vitality, al-
most anywhere. But why is
this always a resistance,
and a necessary defiance
of the unyielding grid?
One World Trade Center was
bad enough; yet, it's back.
Michael Kimmelman
A Soaring Emblem of
New York and its Upside
Down Priorities
The New York Times
November 29, 2014©
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