A Subway has opened in a shipping container structure attached to the 27th floor of what will eventually be 1 World Trade Center. Built to serve the construction workers who are building the skyscraper, the sandwich shop will be raised as the building gets taller. Apparently Subway had a history of interesting locations: they have a couple factory locations in addition to shops in car dealerships in California, a German riverboat, and a church in upstate New York. [NYT]
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