Focusing on the impact of the World Trade Center, Eric Darton explores its role in shaping American urban culture and the complexities of modern life. Through a unique blend of architectural biography and social commentary, he examines the interplay of towering skyscrapers, financial speculation, globalization, and terrorism. Darton's work provides insight into how this iconic structure reflects broader societal changes in the twentieth century, making it a critical study of contemporary urbanization and its challenges.
