Santiago Calatrava’s $4 billion World Trade Center Transportation Hub may be drastically over-budget and years late, but the project is a “glorious boondoggle” that keeps on giving. In 2008, Calatrava’s plan to create a movable structure that would—to keep up with the Bird In Flight descriptor of the central Oculus—unfurl its wings got the axe amidst budget concerns. But the New York Times says that the Oculus will indeed open itself to the elements… READ MORE, NY.CURBED
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