For 9/11 Wall, a Little Support and a Permanent Place:
Steven M. Davis of Davis Brody Bond Aedas, the museum architects, advocated saving a large part of the wall, as did the engineers, Milan Vatovec, of Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, and Guy Nordenson, of Guy Nordenson & Associates. Others involved with the reconstruction of ground zero were not entirely persuaded that it was worth the effort, cost and potential risk.
Why did I post this? Because Milan Vatovec is a childhood friend of mine (and hockey fans may find his name familiar as he was on the Yugoslav national team for quite a while).
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