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

The Bill of Rights Monument is an Imaginative Triumph of Human Freedom

A Landmark to an Idea

The Bill of Rights Monument resides within the Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza in Phoenix, Arizona. Created to celebrate the civil rights that the Bill of Rights granted to Americans and to the concept of human freedom, the Bill of Rights Monument is an especially imaginative interpretation of the physical words and spiritual concept that the […]

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The Ernest McFarland Memorial Arch Connects Audiences to the History and Legacy of Arizona

The Ernest W. McFarland and the American Dream Memorial celebrates the legacy of Ernest William “Mac” McFarland, who served in the highest office in all three branches of Arizona government. Located within the Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza in Phoenix, Arizona, the memorial was designed to honor McFarland while also providing visitors with a sense of connection […]

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Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach Allows Audiences to Understand and Experience an Unimaginable Reality

A Procession of Visual, Historical and Emotional Experiences

Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach was created as a tribute to the six million Jewish victims before and during World War II. Located in Miami Beach, Florida, it allows visitors to experience the unimaginable reality of the Holocaust, providing the community with a place that reflects on and honors this history so that audiences in the […]

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The Southernmost Point Buoy is an Imaginative Approach to Creating an Attraction

From a Small Sign to a Massive Buoy

The Southernmost Point Buoy marks what has become a geographic distinction of the continental United States in Key West, Florida. This concrete anchor has become an icon for the area that compels activity from visitors and appears on all sorts of merchandise, highlighting what an especially imaginative approach to cultivating attention and activity can look […]

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Monumentous World: The Obscure and Outstanding Monuments in Washington D.C.

The Gift of Friendship, John Paul Jones Memorial, Albert Einstein Memorial and more

Originally called the Federal City on account of how it was intended to be the capital city of the United States of America, Washington D.C. has been a hub of economic and cultural activity for the entire country from the very beginning. That’s part of the reason that creating space throughout the city to honor […]

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The Jefferson Memorial Connects the Past with the Future of the United States

An Evolving Legacy

Dedicated to the third U.S. president and the author of the first draft of the Declaration of Independence, the Jefferson Memorial honors the legacy of Thomas Jefferson in obvious and subtle ways. Located on the National Mall’s Tidal Basin Washington D.C., the memorial is an incredible example of what it can mean for a landmark […]

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Union Square Provides an Identity for the United States Capitol

A Three-part Sculptural Group

Although rarely referred to as such, Union Square has provided a powerful identity for the eastern edge of the National Mall around the United States Capitol Building in Washington D.C. This 11-acre public plaza at the foot of Capitol Hill contains numerous landmarks that have come to define an identity. It’s one that means a […]

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