Gaining Clarity on the Effect of the Glass Industry’s Rising Prices

Date: 8 January 2016

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Date: 8 January 2016

New York City’s iconic skyline today is dramatically different than in previous decades, as many glass skyscrapers have shot up among the classic towers.

The all-glass behemoths include the Time Warner Center, the Bank of America Tower, 1 World Trade Center and One57, and there are many more, like Manhattan West, 50 West Street and Related Companies’ properties at Hudson Yards on the horizon.

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