Tom Clancy’s The Division (2016)

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Tom Clancy’s The Division (2016)
The Oculus at WTC
The World Trade Center Transportation Hub in Lower Manhattan was officially opened to the public on 4 March 2016, replacing the PATH train station that was destroyed in the 9/11 attacks. It provides access to Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) commuter trains to New Jersey and 11 New York City subway lines.
The Oculus is hosting free film screenings all summer long. Beginning this June, Westfield World Trade Center and Tribeca will be bringing a new outdoor screening series to downtown Manhattan-all for free-in a welcoming open-air setting that overlooks the magnificent Oculus and much of the Lower Manhattan cityscape.
└─► Inside the Oculus structure - Daily News
└─► Tribeca Drive-In at Oculus Plaza - Tribeca Film
Tom Clancy’s The Division (2016)
Brooklyn Waterfront - One World Trade Center & Financial district after sunset
“The City that Never Sleeps”, “Gotham City”, “The Big Apple”, “Empire City”, “The City of Dreams”, “New Amsterdam”, “The Melting Pot” – to everyone that visits or lives in this incredible city, the place leaves a lasting memory that means something different. One thing that is common to all who visit or wake up in this amazing place is the sheer sense of wonder as you look out over the skyline.
└─► Brooklyn Waterfront History
▲ Lower Manhattan & OWTC ▲
It is known for its stunning skyline. And this week, Manhattan was perhaps even more picturesque as the so-called ‘Siberian Express’ swept across the borough. The arctic blast, which has now been joined by a new winter storm, barreled into the region on Friday, bringing sub-zero temperatures, snow and ice.
We should remember every event in history. The cause of it. #NeverForget #OWTC #WTC #OneWorldTradeCenter #WorldTradeCenter
Henri. 2021.
One World Trade Centre 🇺🇸