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A Vision of Healing
A New Purpose
A Gift for Humanity

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The World Tech Center

The World Technology Center (WTC), also known as the World Tech Center, is a visionary infrastructure project that will be dedicated to the advancement of international STEM. Comprising of eight buildings on 35 acres, It would be situated primarily in Chicago, America's third biggest city and in strong need for national and international competition. Equipped with state-of-the-art laboratory and workspace facilities in a wide variety of disciplines, it will be a major hub to facilitate technologial, medical and scientific research and development in a vastly efficient environment. It shall expand education and foster freedom of knowledge and expertice between companies, schools, institutions, and government agencies across the nation and worldwide and contribute to rapid breakthroughs.  

Flag looking up view at South Tower

Renewed
Strength & Dignity

Two fundamental fields - Science and Technology - are the functional and architectural symbols of our identity:  the Twin Towers - magnificient glass giants rising taller and substantially safer then their predecessors. Along with many design improvements to meet today's strict building codes, the towers will be made from Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC) and the strongest grade of structural steel available.

 

Our vision reincarnates that American symbol of peace and strength that was wrongfully taken from us nearly 25 years ago, and with it thousands of innocent lives. Their familes and the wider community cry out to restore and heal.

This is what America rightfully deserves.

We shall no longer be afraid.

(nearly 10,000) 

World Tech Center overview looking west

Where we began

Our story starts more than twenty years ago...

Ken Gardner holding up a structural truss model

In the early to mid 2000s, a variety of news polls, community organizers and surveys revealed that most Americans desire a rebuilding of the Twin Towers in defiance of terror and fear. 

In May 2005, structural engineer Kenneth Gardner (pictured) and architect Herbert Belton put forward Twin Towers II, and was sponsorsed by Donald Trump. It would be built far safer, stronger, and even taller. 

However, the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site was in the hands of private entities which pushed ahead before this concept could formally compete.

Today, Raphael Chryslar picks up where they left off, and comes up with a bold new idea.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

SARA LUNINI
17 November 2009

"We need those towers back! For my uncle andbrother who both died that day in the north and south towers, and my dad who barely made it out of the Pentagon! Those beautiful buildings need to be seen by the new generation, and we all need them back!"

DALE BACHU
19 June 2008

"My wife was in the towers when the first plane struck and thankfully made it out. We both feel very strongly about the towers being rebuilt, anything less would be a victory for 19 individuals and would basically be a 1700 ft white flag muddying our once beautiful skyline."

THOMAS DeANGELO
6 May 2006

"We lost my brother-in-law, FDNY Lt. Bill McGinn of Squad 18, Manhattan, in Tower 1. Bill was a Civil Engineer by background, and a student of the Towers since the 1993 bombing.

He was also the first voice on tape to call this a terrorist attack.
Bill left a wife, 2 small children, and a large extended family. In his honor as a fireman, gentleman and engineer, and to all of those lost to other families, I hope to see the towers rebuilt."

WTC late morning view

Restoring a symbol
Building back better 

The 110 story towers will reach over fifteen hundred feet into the sky. The pinnacle of it all - 1969 feet - respresents the year humans first landed on the Moon. The complex will be the latest example of design innovation with sustainability in-mind. It will be powered entirely with renewable energy and have its own recycling and energy-recovery facilities. With plenty of nature inside and out, and its attractive functional and lesiure facilities throughout, at least 75,000 permanant new jobs would be created. By drawing talented people from anywhere under one roof, the benefits are limitless.

 

Our motto "Bringing STEM Together" is a testimate to Raphael Chryslar's dream for a better, more prosperous world for future generations while paving the way for humanity's next big adventures to come.

Materials science and microscopy lab doors

Top-notch research 

The WTC will have sophisticated laboratories and workshops catering to Chemistry, Biology, Material Science, Math and Physics, Engineering, Computing, and much more.

CATIA WTC floor and core structure section

Supersafe envionment

Made from toughened steel and UHPC concrete, bulletproof glass and four pressurized stairwells, along with its own fire and police departments and aerial defense systems. 

Board Room render 1

Global outreach

A hub to foster a streamlined learning and networking experience where information, knowledge and expertice can be shared without unnecessary barriers to progress.

Science South Tower garden

Diverse amenities

Plenty of nature inside and out, amongst three atriums, an underground retrofuturistc mall, three rooftop gardens, and the western hemisphere's highest observation deck.

The Founder

Raphael J. Chryslar

Aerospace engineer, author and aspiring architect

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"Lord willing, these magnificient icons shall rise again.

They will reach new heights with a new purpose.

It is a gift to heal the nation and the world. 

A simple solution that paves the most efficient way to learn, achieve and share the greatest knowledge and expertice in an infinte world of possibilites."  

World Tech Center first hand-drawn sketch by R. Chryslar

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