Who was the architect of the woolworth building? what was the final cost of the building? (site 2)

The architect of the Woolworth building was Cass Gilbert. When Gilbert completed his project in 1913, the building was the tallest building in the world. It remained so until the construction of 40 Wall Street and the Chrysler Building.

The final cost of the building was US$13.5 million (equivalent to US$342,000,000 in 2018). The initial estimate had been around US$5 million. The final amount was divided into US$5 million for the land, US$1 million for the foundation, and US$7 million for the structure.

explanation:

the word bias is often used as a kpop reference. i actually asked the same question when i started listening and exploring kpop. there are many kpop bands, and in each band, people usually have a favorite band member. they refer to their favorite band member as their ‘bias’. if you’re using this word “normally”, it would usually mean prejudice against someone or something.

bias is a prejudice. when we favor or dislike something or someone then it is a bias.

did you know how the same thing is framed influences our decision making. both of these labels say the same thing. there is 20% fat but labeling it differently influences consumer decisions about which one to buy.

what is the question then i don’t see one