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                          volume richly illustrated with colour and precious b/w 
                          images, includes all the studies carried on during Sixties 
                          about the possibility of building so high towers, both 
                          from the technical and architectural points of view. 
                            Thanks 
                          to Francesco Brunner's family, who supplied precious 
                          technical material, we can also publish in the book 
                          pictures of the excavation of the W.T.C. foundation 
                          on which the Twin Towers were built. Mr. Brunner, in 
                          fact, was the Italian engineer who planned and directed 
                          the works for Icos Italy, a leading company in the world 
                          in its field for construction work. There 
                          are also included shots taken in 1971 and '72 of the 
                          Towers under construction and finally the photos of 
                          the great, gigantic steel twin buildings, the Manhattan 
                          Symbol, completed in 1973, pictured from different sides 
                          by simple tourists that love NY now and forever.It is also represented the big "Plaza" where 
                          the Twin Towers rised, a splendid square full of everydays' 
                          life. Climbing to the W.T.C. from the Subway, many camera 
                          lenses immortalized shops and restaurants before entering 
                          into the wide multi-colour tapestry room, where people 
                          have to queue and wait (not for a long time anyway) 
                          for their turn to reach the top (107th floor) of the 
                          South Tower, using those very fast lifts. At that dizzy 
                          heights there were shops, bars, snacks and the "Windows 
                          On the World" restaurant saloon. There was also 
                          the panoramic terrace from which so many tourists took 
                          shots of New York City and sourroundings. The book also 
                          shows pictures taken from an elicopter flying towards 
                          the Big Apple, together with some nights snaps of New 
                          York, the city who never sleeps. Other shots of the 
                          Twin Towers have been taken form the Circle Line boats 
                          navigating around Manhattan Isle on Hudson and East 
                          River.
 The 
                          preface of the book Twin Towers Forever has been written 
                          by the Mayor of Brescia, Mr. Paolo Corsini. Mrs Matilda 
                          Raffa Cuomo, the wife of the ex Governor of the State 
                          of New York Mario Cuomo, sent from New York City her 
                          support to the aims of this work, which profits uncoming 
                          from sales are assigned to New York Saint Vincent Hospital, 
                          Saint Agnes Church and Mentoring USA/Italia - Onlus. Finally, 
                          short before going to press, New York Mayor Rudolph 
                          Giuliani sent a touching letter which enacts a kind 
                          of twinship between the two towns in which Francesco 
                          Brunner operated. In fact Mr Brunner, the Italian engineer 
                          who planned and directed works for the excavation of 
                          the World Trade Center foundations, has been living 
                          when possible at Desenzano sul Garda, near Brescia, 
                          till the death occurred two years ago.  The 
                          cost of the book - 160 pages - cm 25x30 - made by PROMODIS 
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