| This square memorial in the center of a city square is sometimes defined as "minimalist," with some kinship to Johnson's Pennzoil Place. This "cube," floating on its tiny footings, has a kind of quiet abstract elegance. Landscaping is also minimalist. | ||
| This sacred space, a kind of room open to the sky, is 50' x 50' x 30' and is constructed of cast concrete. Concrete units are bound vertically with concealed steel cables. | 
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| Two narrow vertical voids provide entrances on opposite walls. A dark granite square block occupies the center with the simple inscription of "John Fitzgerald Kennedy." | ||
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