The lower Manhattan skyline shows One World Trade Center, April 27, 2012 in New York. By Monday April 30, 2012 the rising steel frame of One World Trade Center is expected to become the tallest building in New York City and in the Western Hemisphere. (Don Emmert/AFP/Getty Images )
"Seven days a week..." The tower has taken 6 years to get to this point, growing at a rate of a floor a week. As the tower nears the day that it can reclaim the title of tallest building in New York, construction continues at the World Trade Center site around the clock?24 hours a day/7 days a week?as long as the weather cooperates. (Lana Zak/ABC)
"You know it's a good view when even the guys who work here are taking out their cameras..." From the 84th floor, lower Manhattan looks like a monopoly board with matchbox cars, while workers at the top enjoy views of all five boroughs, the Hudson and East Rivers, and the always awe-inspiring Statue of Liberty. (Lana Zak/ABC)
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