Eight Principles For Rebuilding Lower Manhattan
10 September 2002 - 1:00pm
The whole world is watching the process of rebuilding Ground Zero and downtown Manhattan.
"One year after the terrorist attacks, the place where the Twin Towers once loomed looks like any big-city construction site... Officials asked New Yorkers how to rebuild the World Trade Center site. The public gave them an earful. Now their ideas will help guide a new round of design proposals. Here are eight principles likely to be part of any future plan."
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Filling the Void
Source:
Newsweek, September 9, 2002
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