South Pool

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memorial feature reflecting pool

South Pool is one of the two large reflecting pools at the National September 11 Memorial in New York City, marking the footprint of the former South Tower of the World Trade Center.

Statements (39)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	memorial feature → reflecting pool →
adjacentTo	North Pool →
belongsToComplex	National September 11 Memorial & Museum →
commemorates	victims of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing → victims of the September 11 attacks →
commemoratesEvent	1993 World Trade Center bombing → 2001 World Trade Center attack → September 11 attacks →
hasConstructionCompletionYear	2011 →
hasDesigner	Michael Arad → Peter Walker →
hasFeature	bronze parapet → central void → inscribed names → waterfall walls →
hasMaterial	bronze → granite →
hasNumberOfNamesInscribed	approximately 3000 →
hasOrientation	aligned with original tower footprint →
hasOwner	National September 11 Memorial & Museum foundation →
hasShape	square →
hasWaterFeature	cascading waterfalls →
isOutdoor	true →
isPublicAccess	true →
locatedIn	Lower Manhattan → New York City → New York State → United States → World Trade Center site →
marksFootprintOf	South Tower → World Trade Center South Tower NERFINISHED →
memorialType	void memorial →
openedOn	2011-09-11 →
partOf	National September 11 Memorial →
partOfDesign	Reflecting Absence →
replaces	South Tower NERFINISHED →
symbolizes	absence of the destroyed tower → loss and remembrance →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
World Trade Center (reconstructed complex) →	containsMemorialPools
North Pool →	hasTwinFeature