130 Liberty Street

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130 Liberty Street
Five World Trade Center
Basic data
Place: New York , United StatesUnited StatesUnited States 
Opening: currently unknown
Status : Construction approved
Architectural style : Postmodern
Architect : Kohn Pedersen Fox
Use / legal
Usage : offices
Owner : Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
Technical specifications
Height : 226 m
Height to the roof: 226 m
Floors : 42
Usable area : 120,770 m²
Building material : Structure: steel , reinforced concrete ;
Facade: glass , aluminum

130 Liberty Street (also known as Five World Trade Center ) is a planned office building in New York City on the World Trade Center complex. The skyscraper was named for its address on Liberty Street.

The building is said to be on the site of the former Deutsche Bank Building . On June 22, 2007, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced that JPMorgan Chase would be spending $ 290 million to lease land to build a 42-story building. However, the realization has been questionable since the financial crisis, as there are fears that the planned building could not be managed after its completion. A completion has not yet been announced. On March 25, 2010, the Port Authority announced that it had assumed responsibility for the development of the building in addition to the other buildings at Ground Zero . With a height of 226 meters, it would still be lower than the other World Trade Center buildings. The owner is the New York Port Authority. The tower will accommodate 42 floors.

A schedule for the construction work or an opening date are not yet known. Since even the remaining five new buildings at Word Trade Center could only be partially rented out by 2015, construction on 130 Liberty Street appears to have been postponed indefinitely for economic reasons.

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Coordinates: 40 ° 42 ′ 37 "  N , 74 ° 0 ′ 47"  W.