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In 2003 I was in Pennsylvania and visited the temporary, ad hoc Flight 93 memorial -- an incredibly moving place. Now a beautiful and sensitive design has been chosen for a permanent memorial. And it's astonishingly ironic that the memorial features trees in the shape of a crescent, a symbol of Islam.
More about Flight 93: a unique TV show that reconstructs and dramatizes what happened on that flight will be shown on Sunday, which is the fourth anniversary of the terrorist attacks.
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If you're interested in more of the same, I have managed to uncover another of this architects's controversial designs here.
Posted by: fustian | Tuesday, September 13, 2005 at 08:59 AM