The World Tech Center
The World Technology Center (WTC) is a visionary infrastructure project that aims to bring together greater advances in international STEM. It will be situated primarily in Chicago. The eight-building complex incorporates a reincarnation of the Twin Towers. The project shall aim to facilitate greater advances in international STEM - fostering more efficient engineering and technology developments between nations. It will bring in talented people, provide the freedom of information of new scientific and technological breakthroughs, and expand education and knowledge.
The project is founded by British author, aerospace engineer and aspiring architect Raphael J. Chryslar. For the moment the project is in its early stages and yet to be formally pitched to news and investors. It shall be the biggest science center the world has ever seen, and as well as being the tallest twin towers in the Western Hemisphere, it shall have a diverse array of science laboratories, engineering workshops, office space, a museum, libraries, lecture rooms, restaurants, parks, outdoor observation decks, an underground shopping center and an exhibition auditorium. ​
"Science and Tech.
Two Fields, Two Towers.
They go hand in hand in
Bringing STEM Together"
"Lord willing, these magnificient icons shall rise again.
They will reach new heights with a new purpose.
It is a gift to heal the nation and the world.
A simple solution that paves the most efficient way to learn, achieve and share the greatest knowledge and expertice in an infinte world of possibilites."
— Raphael J. Chryslar, founder
