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25 Years After the World Trade Center Fell, an Architect’s Legacy Is Still Being Written

Our reporter’s personal journey in search of buildings by Minoru Yamasaki finds some abandoned, some celebrated.

AAdmin
October 19, 2026
1 min read
25 Years After the World Trade Center Fell, an Architect’s Legacy Is Still Being Written
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