A rendered view of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum site.
A view of the North Tower Reflecting Pool with the National September 11 Museum in the background.
For the 200-foot-by-200-foot square reflecting pools with a 30-foot cascading waterfall on each side, Fisher Marantz Stone worked closely with the lighting manufacturer to create a submersible fixture that would meet the technical requirements of the National Electric Code and run on 25V or less.
Narrow-profile 3500K LED luminaires backlight the names of the victims which are stencil cut in the bronze parapet that rings the two reflecting pools.
An aerial view of the World Trade Center site. The National September 11 Memorial & Museum are in the foreground and One World Trade Center and Seven World Trade Center are to the right.
The landscape design includes more than 400 white oak trees across the site. Square light columns, each standing just over 16 feet tall, incorporate security cameras and radio antennas along with the lighting element at the top: prismatic refractors with four 4-foot-long T8 lamps.
A rendered view of the lighting master plan.
