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New York, New York
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The Oculus was designed by Santiago Calatrava, who is famous for his futuristic and organic architectural style.
The design symbolizes a dove being released from a child's hand, representing peace and hope.
The Oculus's roof is made up of 224 glass panels, allowing natural light to flood the interior.
Besides being a transit center, The Oculus houses over 100 retail stores and restaurants, making it a shopping paradise.
The Oculus is designed to allow a beam of sunlight to shine through the skylight every September 11th, marking the time of the attacks.
With a price tag of $4 billion, The Oculus is one of the priciest transportation hubs ever built.
The Oculus stands at an impressive 160 feet tall, making it a striking feature of the New York skyline.
Built on the site of the former World Trade Center, The Oculus stands as a testament to New York City's recovery and resilience.
