Building developer and landlord Larry Silverstein

Look| Take a Peek Inside an Artist's Loft at 7 World Trade Center

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Stephen Nessen
WNYC News | Apr 5, 2011

The 48th floor at 7 World Trade Center  is being used as a make-shift artist's loft. The building's developer, Larry Silverstein, and his newest tenant, the law firm WilmerHale, along with Mayor Michael Bloomberg involved in building the environmentally friendly office space toured the floor on Tuesday. 

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