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The Guardian - UK
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Alicia Canter

One World Trade Center rises over New York – in pictures

World Trade Centre: 11 September 2001: Firemen walk around Ground Zero
11 September 2001: firefighters walk around Ground Zero after the terrorist attacks Photograph: Alex Fuchs/AFP
World Trade Centre: 27 April 2006: An excavator descends into Ground Zero
27 April 2006: an excavator descends into Ground Zero, where One World Trade Centre will be built Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 6 September 2007: Construction work continues
6 September 2007: work advances on the foundations of the new building Photograph: Michael Nagle/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 11 September 2007: People walk in to the pit
11 September 2007: people walk in to the pit at the World Trade Centre site during ceremonies commemorating the 9/11 terrorist attacks Photograph: Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 4 September 2008: Construction workers continue
4 September 2008: piece by piece, One World Trade Centre starts to rise from the Ground Zero site Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 4 September 2008: Construction workers continue
4 September 2008: the contours of the new building start to become apparent Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 11 September 08: A US flag hangs at the World Trade Center site
11 September 2008: a US flag hangs from a crane in the World Trade Centre construction site Photograph: AFP/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 12 August 2009: A 70 ton steel column is put into place
12 August 2009: a 70-tonne steel column is put into place Photograph: Sipa Press / Rex Features/Rex Features
World Trade Centre: 11 September 2009: Ground Zero on the morning of the 8th anniversary
11 September 2009: Ground Zero on the morning of the eighth anniversary of the attacks Photograph: Sipa Press/Rex Features
World Trade Centre: 7 September 2010: Construction continues
7 September 2010: storey by storey the new building edges up into the Manhattan skyline Photograph: Mario Tama/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 7 September 2010: Construction continues
7 September 2010: on the eve of the ninth annversary of the 9/11 attacks, the site is a hive of activity Photograph: Mario Tama/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 11 September 2010: A Port Authority police officer plays Taps
11 September 2010: a port authority police officer plays at the end of a ceremony at Ground Zero to mark the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks Photograph: Andrew Mills/AFP/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: Work continues on the 1,776 feet  1 Worl
24 February 2011: One World Trade Centre is more than halfway to its final height of 541 metres (1,776 feet) Photograph: Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 8 July 2011: Construction continues on One World Trade Centre
8 July 2011: One World Trade Centre starts to dominate the skyline Photograph: Mario Tama/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 4 August 2011: A view of the south pool waterfall with the Freedom Tower
4 August 2011: a view of the south pool waterfall with One World Trade Centre in the background Photograph: Don Emmert/AFP/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: New York City Commemorates 10th Anniversary Of 9-11 Terror Attacks
11 September 2011: the north pool of the 9/11 memorial, with One World Trade Centre under construction at the rear during the 10th anniversary ceremonies Photograph: Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 11 September 2011: The annual Tribute in Light memorial
11 September 2011: the annual Tribute in Light memorial echoing the twin towers of the World Trade Centre during the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks Photograph: Stan Honda/AFP/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 30 January 2012: One World Trade Center at Ground Zero under construction
30 January 2012: the new structure towering over its neighbours in lower Manhattan Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images
World Trade Centre: 27 April 2012: The lower Manhattan skyline
27 April 2012: the lower Manhattan skyline, as One World Trade Centre is poised to become New York City's tallest building, eclipsing the Empire State Building Photograph: Don Emmert/AFP/Getty Images
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