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3 World Trade Center becomes city’s 5th tallest building: Photos

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  • Architect Richard Paul gives a tour of the 17th-floor terrace in 3 World Trade Center on May 22.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • 3 World Trade Center opens on Monday.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • Architect Richard Paul gives a tour of the terrace on the 76th floor of 3 World Trade Center on May 22.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • Office space on the 28th floor of 3 World Trade Center is seen on May 22.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • The Occulus is seen from the 16th floor of 3 World Trade Center on May 22.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • An outdoor terrace on the 76th floor of 3 World Trade Center offers views of the East River and Brooklyn.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • Architect Richard Paul gives a tour of the elevator area, which features LED lights that can change color, in 3 World Trade Center on May 22.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • The terrace on the 17th floor of 3 World Trade Center offers scenic views of the city.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • A 16th-floor auditorium area in 3 World Trade Center is seen on May 22.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • The 76th-floor terrace of 3 World Trade Center offers views of the city.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • One World Trade Center is seen on May 22 from the 76th-floor terrace of 3 World Trade Center.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon
  • The terrace on the 17th floor of 3 World Trade Center is seen on May 22.
    Photo Credit: Marisol Diaz-Gordon

3 World Trade Center opened on Monday after nearly eight years of construction. At 1,079 feet high, the building is the World Trade Center’s second tallest tower and the city’s fifth tallest building.

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