Rebuilding After Terror - A Photo Timeline of Ground Zero

After the terrorists attacked the buildings of the World Trade Center, the architects proposed ambitious New York reconstruction plans. Some people say the design is unrealistic and America can not be recovered. Other people are hoping that the twin towers are just rebuilt. Tall buildings are rising from ash, their early dreams are real. The architecture known as ground zero is very attractive. See how far we have been and the milestones we encountered

The terrorist attack on September 11, 2001 destroyed the building of 16 acres of World Trade Center in New York and about 2,749 people died. In the few days to several weeks after the earthquake, the rescue team looked for survivors and left only the remains. Many first-aiders and other staff were serious diseases due to pulmonary diseases caused by smoke, smoke and toxic dust.

About 8 billion tons of steel and concrete occurred due to the collapse of the building. For months, workers were working to remove garbage overnight. Barge brought a mixture of people and archaeological ruins to Staten Island. The closed fresh kills landfill was used as a classification field for evidence and artifacts. "Killing" means Dutch, a small stream normally used on America's first land that became a Dutch colony. The New York City Park Recreation department manages the area called Fresh Kills Park. Cultural relics including preserved beams that may be used in the future are stored in the hangar at JFK Airport in Queens.

In November 2001, New York Governor George Pataki and New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani established the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) and will rebuild the area and allocate a $ 10 billion Federal Reconstruction Fund.

At the ceremony on May 30, 2002, the last support beam of the former World Trade Center South Tower was demolished. This signifies the official end of the recovery of the World Trade Center. The next step is to rebuild the underground tunnel. The underground tunnel extends from zero to 70 feet underground. A rebuilding project of the World Trade Center is ongoing in commemoration of the 9th and 11th anniversary of the attack.

We will explore a web-based interactive timeline documenting the 1993 World Trade Center bomb attack on September 11, 2001 and the nine-month recovery from scratch. The Timeline uses images, audio, video, and first personal account as part of the permanent collection of the National Memorial and Museum of September 11.

On time series, we reveal the power to shape the past and the present of the United States. Photograph is the core of this mission. Our photography team and the timeline community are looking for archives for the most visually appealing and socially important images and use them to explain what we are doing now It is. To convey more stories and show more exciting photos, consider consider becoming a timeline member.

When I walked in the last afternoon, I showed a schedule to commemorate the 50th birthday of Colombia. The timetable starts with an archive of photos ending in 2017, indicating the early years, including rendering of modern architecture. These renderings depict people gathering in the street in front of a brand new building, not under the mall pyramid skylight. According to Leinberger, other listed companies are facing resistance from shareholders as they are about to shift to a reliable way to a traditional shopping mall. Wall Street eccentricity may be an important point of downtown planning, as GGP will eventually have to sign Howard Hughes to build several acres of ground-based parking lots in the shopping mall. There is a developer agreement, but some practical details have not been resolved.

On a recent anniversary, we are interested in new or unreleased pictures of 9/11 events to help us remember, deal with, and mourn. Last year, we released a unique photo of a boy riding a bicycle at the ground zero. Last year, we offered this exciting picture of Williamsburg. This year, I gathered Instagram pictures carefully from the past few days. Even though we were more fascinated by poetry and politics, some of them talked more directly about the case. I added some ideas for each