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A message from our founder "Over the past few weeks we've made significant progress on the World Technology Center's contextual report and accompanying media materials. Alongside this work, we've also released recent YouTube videos on July 4th and 20th to commemorate the America250 birthday and Apollo 11 anniversary, respectively. Following a substantial round of revisions, the report has now entered its final review stage. To ensure the highest possible quality and accuracy,

Founder and project lead Raphael J. Chryslar has a brief but important update regarding our upcoming media publications. I am happy to announce that our comprehensive report "America's Twin Towers: History, Legacy and the Case for Renewal" has been completed in its written form and is now in the final cross-review and sign-off with co-authors (including Ken Gardner) and our wider network. As mentioned previously, it is a 100+ page document that contains extensive literature r

As we approach the Fourth of July weekend, our team would like to share an important update regarding the release schedule for our upcoming media publications about the World Tech Center vision. Over the past seven weeks, we have been working intensively to complete three major media materials: our contextual report, our full-release press kit, and our documentary film. They represent a significant milestone for the project, bringing together architectural design, historical

Interior view showing laboratory workspace (left) and a living wall (right) Today is World Environment Day, and it is worth reflecting on what the next generation of landmark architecture should stand for. For the World Technology Center, sustainability would not be treated as a decorative afterthought but as one of the core engineering principles of the entire campus. Our long-term vision is for the WTC to operate as a highly integrated green building ecosystem: it would pow