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We remember 2801 dead Between the skyscrapers a few blocks from the devastation, two British designers are creating a garden to commemorate 9/11
2003
Overview
Julian and Isabel Bannerman consistently snatch the plum prizes. Their plans are stamped By Appointment to the Prince of Wales, a result of their work at Highgrove. Follies, fountains and final resting places, from Scotland to Mustique, this husband and wife team has created them all. The brief requested flowers. They produced neither borders nor lawns but a garden bulging with topiary. \"It is old, timeless and cottagey,\" says Julian. Isabel adds: \"It is English churches and standing stones and haunts of ancient peace.\" They both thought of Rupert Brooke's line from The Soldier: \". . . there's some corner of a foreign field.\" The giant topiary will be more monolithic than cosy and, while the yew grows, metal frames will indicate their ultimate shapes. In the drawings they look purposefully wonky because they are designed to have the strange distortions that only come from years of growth. They may, Isabel suggests, be painted red. \"It has got to be bold,\" they say in unison.
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Daily Telegraph
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