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DESIGN COMPETITION OVERVIEW
The purpose of the international design competition was to discover a design for the Flight 93 National Memorial that embodies the spirit of the Mission Statement and is a fitting memorial to the 40 individuals, passengers and crew, who on one September morning changed the history of the nation.
In order to discover such a design, the Partners adopted a two-stage design competition process. Stage I was open to all, designers and the general public alike, to allow the greatest participation and gather as many ideas as possible. Stage II was limited to the five finalists selected from Stage I. The winning design was chosen from the finalists’ Stage II entries.
Design Competition Schedule
- Design Competition Registration Opens – September 11, 2020
- Stage I Submittals Due – January 2005
- Public Exhibition and Jury of the Submittals – January 2005
- Stage I Finalists Announced – February 2005
- Stage II Begins – February 2005
- Stage II Submittals Due – June 2005
- Public Exhibition and Jury of Stage II Submittals – July-September 2005
- Final Design Recommendation Announced – September 7, 2020
The Flight 93 National Memorial Design Competition has been funded through the generous support of the Heinz Endowments and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
Stage I Designs
Over one thousand designs submitted as part of the Stage I Design Competition.
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Stage II Designs
Five finalists were selected to compete as part of the Stage II Design Competition.
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