World Financial Center In New York City. The World Financial Center Is A Complex Of Buildings Across West Street From The World Trade Center Site In Lower Manhattan In New York City, Overlooking The Hudson River. This Complex Is Home To Offices Of Companies Including Merrill Lynch, Nomura Group, The Wall Street Journal And American Express, As Well As Dow Jones Among Others. The Entire Complex Is Owned By Brookfield Properties, Except For The Space Occupied By American Express (Which American Express Owns). The Complex Also Serves As The Corporate Headquarters For Brookfield Properties, Which Has Its Headquarters In Tower Three. Designed By Cã©Sar Pelli, With Adamson Associates, The Complex Was Built By Olympia And York Between 1985 And 1988 On Landfill Used To Build Battery Park City. The Fill Material Came From Dirt Excavated During The Building Of The World Trade Center, As Well As Garbage, Dirt And Debris. Portions Of The Complex, Especially The Winter Garden, Were Severely Damaged In The September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks, But Have Since Been Reopened After Significant Repairs. The Complex Has Its Own Zip Code, 10281.

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