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Friday, May 3, 2013 Final pieces lifted to top One World Trade CenterThe final two pieces of a 408-foot concrete spire were hoisted to the top of One World Trade Center on Thursday, to the cheers of construction workers. The pieces will be installed at a later date. "(It's a) beacon that'll be seen for miles around and give a tremendous indication to people around the entire region, and the world, that we're back and we're better than ever," said Steven Plate, director of construction, to a CNN affiliate. Once the construction is finished, One World Trade Center will be the highest building in the Western Hemisphere at 1,776 feet, a deliberate nod to the birth of the nation. For more of the CNN story: cnn.com China Shipping orders five 18,00-TEU ULCVs Descartes acquires KSD Software BP to pay $600M for Gulf restoration projects Konecranes partners with Kion Group to supply container lift trucks
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