From last weekend’s edition of the WSJ:
Tons of steel used in the new World Trade Center: 48,000.
Tons of steel used in the Empire State Building: 60,000.
Really underscores how building techniques have changed.
Wally Zimolong
Wally represents contractors (and subcontractors) and developers. His clients build and develop residential, commercial, and industrial properties nationwide. Wally enjoys working with the owners of the businesses he represents because they tend to be entrepreneurs and all around interesting people.
