
Humans are resilient, but then again, is there a choice? Life goes on.
After 9-11, many thought it would be less desirable to work in high rise offices, but those fears faded quickly. Below image (courtesy of NY Times) is a view as seen from the Chrysler Building looking west, a man works in a high-rise office building in Midtown Manhattan on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2009.

A firefighter adjusts flowers on a memorial for fallen firefighters at Engine 24 Ladder 5 on Avenue of the Americas and Houston Street in SoHo.
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i still remember working in Petronas Tower back then.. the next day soon after 911, there was a bomb scare, and all tenants in the two towers were asked to evacuate - by stairs!! luckily my office was in 23rd floor, which was considered low zone..
ReplyDeleteAnd you don't work there anymore? I remember avoiding KLCC after that for a while because landmarks like these were best avoided.
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