The joining of steel with, uh, other steel over the PATH tracks near Fulton Street is not your average metalicious right angle, David Dunlap writes: "It visibly defines one corner of the north pool of the National September 11 Memorial and Museum and, therefore, one corner of the outline of 1 World Trade Center — a void left in the city fabric after the attack of Sept. 11, 2001." Visible progress on the memorial? Why no big announcement? Dunlap continues: "As is currently the practice at the trade center project, construction milestones pass quietly, with little public notice or fanfare." [NYT]
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