New Ground Zero Designs Are Inspiring

Written by BJ Johnson
Published December 19, 2002

I am neither an expert in architecture nor a New Yorker, so I could be wrong. But I'll bet the new designs for the ground zero site in lower Manhattan will be a hit. Browsing the slide shows for the designs this morning on the web, they literally took my breath away. And that's exactly what is needed for this place.

Both the New York Times and the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation have good slide shows available. The NYT has a beautiful interactive presentation from each of the seven teams with audio explanation from representatives of the architects. (Go to the NYT article, located here, and click the "Interactive Feature: Envisioning Downtown.") The LMDC site, located here, has extensive background information and even more slides.

Click these links when you have some time. They take more than a moment to absorb - but they're worth it.

(A version of this entry will appear on the author's site Robbed by a Fountain Pen.)

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#1 — March 3, 2003 @ 10:46AM — Tamara Fritz [URL]

HI!
I donīt know how the NEW GROUND ZERO looks like!
so, could you put a small photo on your Web-side, please!
Thank you very much!
All the best yours Tamara!

ps.: Please send me an information when I can see the photo! Thanks

#2 — March 3, 2003 @ 10:58AM — Eric Olsen

See this post for links to pics: http://66.246.23.2/~eolsen/archives/2003/02/27/144933.php

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