Economic BENEFITS
The World Tech Center promises to revolutionize Chicago’s economy in establishing it as a global STEM powerhouse with far-reaching benefits. The project is projected to create at least 75,000 new jobs across the STEM sector in an endless array of disciplines. Not only this will significantly reduce unemployment and attract top talent worldwide, our motto "Bringing STEM Together" highlights our objective in solving the world's problems that just keep growing.
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The complex is not just a either a university, institute, research facility, office space or a leisure complex, it is bringing everything together under one roof for one common goal. The WTC will be the key in unlocking the door to humanity's next great adventures in space, and in parallel improving life on Earth to unprecedented levels. The range of benefits (financially, economically, and culturally) are limitless.​
It has more than a million square meters (12 million sq ft) of cost-effective and flexible interior space for startup companies as well as large STEM firms and research institutions. The hub will spur more efficient innovation and provide an ideal framework for private and public sector R&D and networking. The complex also helps boost the City of Chicago’s revenue base to fund additional public services and infrastructure. The WTC’s sustainable design uses 100% recycled steel and responsibly sourced raw materials that are carbon neutral.
An infrastructure project on this scale would normally consume alot of electricla power, but the WTC aims to set a new standard of example of LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) - it will be powered enitrely by renewable energy: hydrogen fuel cells and solar energy, with self-waste recycling and energy recovery facilities, along with top-efficincy HVAC systems. The World Tech Center is surrounded inside and out with nature's amenities: at least 200 trees and plants, along with rooftop gardens and a recreational park. This brings more grenery into Chicago's concrete jungle.
Additional benefits include a dedicated bus terminal with services to and from the Chicago O'Hare International Airport and nearby residential areas. A pioneering public library dedicated to STEM provides greater access to research and reference material. The WTC's focus on redistributing technolical economic activity from Silicon Valley to the central and eastern United States shall cement Chicago’s competitive edge in the world.
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Above all, our Twin Towers shall serve as a symbol of peace and prosperity that heals the nation - the resurrection of an American architectural icon that was wrongly taken from us nearly twenty-five years ago.