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WORLD MEMORIAL

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WTC Ruins
Contrast of Devastation Contrast of Devastation
WTC Surviving Shell WTC Surviving Shell


WTC Ruins Courtyard
by Daniel Topic
ximpact@volny.cz, impact@euroroofing.cz
Entry #859649, IMPACT Design Studio, Cellular: 420 608 722 557
Hlavni 12/56, 736 01 Havirov - Mesto, Czech Republic
 

  Preserve Ground Zero for the world to see
Protect, clean, whitewash, reassemble, and backlight (from the Memorial center outward)
the surviving, ground-level, and WTC iron beams

The surviving shell, in sections, standing at odd angles up to 10 stories high,
protrudes through a three-story free-standing glass wall,
delineating the WTC footprint and Memorial perimeter

  Victim Names
Three thousand names would wrap the glass walls,
three times, like one long sentence


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Rubble, empty escalators and fingers of steel
point  skyward, pleading for justice
a memorial to the horrors of terror and intolerance,
surround this courtyard of sorrow, with brilliant superstructures
 
and a carpet of green, cut only by wide walkways
a quiet place, many benches,
for reflection upon,
death,
courage,
and meaning of life

near these hallow grounds build a community
taller, stronger, unified and more inspiring than the original

whispers two

Winner

let the architects of tomorrow’s reach
exceed their grasp

 

WORLD MEMORIAL

WORLD MEMORIAL
© Sep 2001, ver-04/27/04


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