The Great Miscalculation: The Race to Save New York City's Citicorp Tower
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The Great Miscalculation: The Race to Save New York City's Citicorp Tower

by Michael M. Greenburg

History Engineering
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Michael M. Greenburg's 'The Great Miscalculation' delves into the tense race to save New York City's Citicorp Tower from a hidden structural flaw. As engineers raced against time to implement fixes, the story reveals the precarious balance of innovation and safety in skyscraper design. A gripping tale of crisis and resolution in the heart of Manhattan.

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The Great Miscalculation explores a critical moment in New York City's architectural history, focusing on the Citicorp Tower's unexpected vulnerability.

Michael M. Greenburg details the discovery of a design oversight that put the building at risk during severe weather conditions.

The narrative captures the urgent response from engineers and city officials to reinforce the structure and prevent potential catastrophe.

This account highlights the complexities of modern engineering and the importance of resilience in urban infrastructure.

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