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Road Work - Resurfacing US Route 30
September 5-early December, 2012 - US 30 between Lambertsville Rd. and Route 160. The memorial entrance is located within this work area. Traffic will be reduced to one lane and controlled by flaggers. Please factor traffic delays into your travel time.
Design and Construction Updates
The Design Timeless in simplicity and beauty,
like its landscape, both stark and serene, the Memorial should be quiet in reverence, yet powerful in form,
a place both solemn and uplifting. Paul Murdoch, Architect Flight 93 National Memorial has come a long way since Congress
authorized its development in 2002. An international competition was
conducted to chose the design for the permanent memorial and over
1,000 entries were submitted. The work of Paul Murdoch Architects and Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects was selected after a two stage competition. That design is now taking shape. The first features of the memorial were dedicatedon September 10, 2011. Work continues on the remaining features.
NPS Completed Features On September 10, 2011 the first features of the memorial were completed and dedicated. These include the new entrance, new roads, and the Memorial Plaza at the crash. Explore these features. bioLinia and Paul Murdoch Architects Current Progress Construction is ongoing at the memorial. This year, 2012, will see major progress on various features including the Visitor Center Complex, the 40 Memorial Groves, and the reforestation effort. Check on the current progress. bioLinia and Paul Murdoch Architects Future Plans Planning and fundraising to complete the memorial is also ongoing. Features that are in the basic planning stages include the Tower and the Return Road. Learn about the future plans. |
Did You Know?
Flight 93 National Memorial was established at the September 11, 2001, crash site of United Airlines Flight 93 in Stonycreek Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, to honor the passengers and crew of Flight 93. More...