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WTC Transit Hub  1.0

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About This File

Here it is the last standalone piece of my WTC project, the Transit Hub. The building was originally designed by spanish archiect Santiago Calatrava to resemble a bird being released from a child’s hand. The building when completed in 2014 will stand at around 60m high between Two and Three World Trade Centre towers. The BAT is on an 8 x 3 lot and provides a maxium capcity of 2000 commuters. Hope you all like this final addition to the World Trade Centre project. Look out for the full WTC complex on September 11th 2011.

 

Files Included

Transit Enabled Subway Station Lot

Landmark Version

 

Dependencies:

None

 

Credits:

Kd5rax for use of tree models in the bat

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