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Comment: Controversy, compromise and what might have been

The new World Trade Center site is going to be one very strange and unpleasant place, over-scaled and aggressively bereft of humane meaning

Published online: 08 September 2011

Breaking up the superblock

David Childs on his redesign for the World Trade Center site

Published online: 08 September 2011

Comment: In the shadow of no architecture

The attacks on the twin towers have lent a kind of retrospective aura to a complex which, before it was destroyed, was less than popular

Published online: 08 September 2011

The Freedom Tower still stands—just under another name

World Trade Center masterplan is "essentially my design", says Daniel Libeskind

Published online: 08 September 2011

Comment: The politics of rebuilding lower Manhattan

It is still too early to tell if the new complex will remain isolated or if it will meld seamlessly into the surrounding city

Published online: 08 September 2011

Doggie do-gooders

While we remember the victims and first responders on 9/11, the American Humane Association...

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• The Life and Death of Buildings, Princeton University Art Museum
• Remembering 9/11, New-York Historical Society
• September 11, PS1 Contemporary Art Center
• 9/11 Tenth Anniversary, National September 11 Memorial & Museum
• Remembering 9/11, International Center of Photography (ICP)
• 194X–9/11: American Architects and the City, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
• 9/11 Peace Story Quilt, Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Documenting a Decade: from September 11, 2001 to Today, New York State Museum
• Ten Years Later: Ground Zero Remembered, Brooklyn Museum
• [Swi:t] Home: a Chant, New Museum
• Remember 9.11: Reflections and Memories from New Jersey, New Jersey State Museum
• 9/11 Remembered, New York City Police Museum
• Excavating Ground Zero: Fragments from 9/11, University of Pennsylvania Museum
• New York, New York, Heckscher Museum of Art
• Recovery: the World Trade Center Recovery Operation at Fresh Kills, The Museum of Mobile
• September 11: Remembrance and Reflection, National Museum of American History
• Witness to Global Conflict: 9/11 and Beyond, Fruitlands Museum
• Bruce Conner, Falling Leaves: an Anonymous Memorial, Paula Cooper Gallery
• Charting Ground Zero: Ten Years After, Woodward Gallery
• Al Braithwaite: Twinned Towers, Leila Heller Gallery (LTMH)