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How to Make Money and Create Community with Monuments - Volume 1

The World War I Memorial Connects with Audiences and Eras Across Atlantic City

From Decorative Greek Temple to World War I Memorial

Built in the style of a circular Greek temple, the World War I Memorial has captured the hearts and minds of audiences across the eras in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Also known as the Greek Temple Monument, the memorial’s form and central feature highlight what it can look like for a landmark to become an […]

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The New Jersey Korean War Veterans Memorial is Equal Parts Pride and Legacy

Honoring the Victims and Veterans of the Korean War

Located along the Boardwalk in Atlantic City, New Jersey, the New Jersey Korean War Memorial remembers and honors all of the people from New Jersey who served in the conflict. Designed to showcase the pride, dedication and legacy of all those who served, the monument connects audiences to people and conflict in a way that […]

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The 9/11 Memorial & Museum Allows Audience to Explore and Commemorate a Defining Event for New York City

A Memorial in the Footprints of the Twin Towers

Consisting of an 8-acre park that features two reflecting pools set in the footprints of the Twin Towers as well as an underground museum, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum has become the most notable memorial in New York City. Memorializing one of the most formative events in the history of the United States, the landmark […]

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The Oculus Becomes an Architectural and Inspirational Icon for New York City

Transforming the World Trade Center station

Serving over a million people every week, the Oculus station house is home to 12 subway lines and the World Trade Center Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) station in New York City. As one of the largest transportation hubs in the city, the location would always be a popular one, making the effort to transform it […]

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The East Coast Memorial Provides The Battery with a Place of Community and Connection

Honoring Those Missing in the Waters of the Atlantic

As the largest monument in The Battery, the East Coast Memorial has defined the experiences that audiences can have throughout the park that dominates lower Manhattan in New York City. Created to honor the American servicemen who died while engaged in combat during World War II, the East Coast Memorial allows audiences to meaningfully connect […]

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The Battery Transforms a Space and Legacy for New York City

Monuments that Honor Soldiers, Explorers, Inventors, and Immigrants

Located at the southern tip of Manhattan Island in New York City, The Battery is a public park that features numerous elements connected to the legacy of the city. This connection is realized directly and indirectly across the space, creating a place for residents and visitors to experience this legacy amidst an urban green space. […]

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