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Symbol of Liberty? Prison-like plan for World Trade Center

By Jonathan Simor

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It was supposed to be a symbol of how liberty arises from its ashes, a restoration of a real street grid and living neighborhood (which ironically the original WTC design eviscerated). But while the new tower may symbolize liberty from afar, its street level design is a palladium of security with even the terminology of prisons:According to the reporting of Charles V. Bagli, in the NYTimes: the entire area would be placed within a security zone, in which only specially screened taxis, limousines and cars would be allowed through ??sally ports,'? or barriers staffed by police officers, constructed at each of five entry points.The proposal threatens to reopen a bitter debate that many had thought was settled four years ago.Landlords, company executives, public officials and some urban planners acknowledged the need for security at ground zero, but worried that the procedures would undermine the effort to reweave the trade center site into the city?s fabric...continue to full post

Full post as published by Governing Through Crime on August 13, 2008 (boomark / email).

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