A former architectural student sued the designers of the World Trade Center site's planned Freedom Tower on Monday, saying designs for the skyscraper are "strikingly similar" to those he created at Yale University for the proposed 2012 Olympic Games in New York. Thomas Shine, of Brookline, Mass., is seeking unspecified damages in federal court in Manhattan for what he said was the theft of his designs.
November 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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