Four Principles To Avoid A 9/11 Memorial Disaster
13 August 2003 - 11:00am
Columnist Michael J. Lewis offers insights into selecting finalists from the 5,200 designs submitted the for 9/11 memorial.
"The program for the competition is of baffling complexity... Has a design ever been asked to do so much? But then again, has a design ever had so many constituencies to satisfy? The World Trade Memorial requires a transcendent clarity. A monument that tries to do too many things, and provide too many features, is not a monument but a theme park. To avoid such an outcome, the jury will do well to observe the following four cardinal principles..."
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Source:
Wall St. Journal, August 12, 2003
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