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Pentagon Reconstruction - The Phoenix Project

The Phoenix Project involved rebuilding the section of the Pentagon that suffered structural damage as a result of the September 11 attack. The area of work extended from Corridor 4 to Corridor 5 through the outer three rings of the Pentagon – E, D, and C. The 400,000 square feet of space fell along the dividing line of Wedge 1 and Wedge 2.

The Phoenix Project scope of work included rebuilding the core and shell of Wedge 1 and shell of Wedge 2. In the weeks immediately following the attack, 10,000 tons of debris was hauled from the collapsed area of the building to safely continue the recovery effort. A total of 50,000 tons of debris were moved from the site during demolition.

Saturday September, 11 2001

Crash of Flight 77 - photo
09/11/2001
Crash of Flight 77
Demolition Delayed - photo
09/25/2001
Demolition Delayed
Service of Remembrance - photo
10/11/2001
Service of Remembrance
Demolition Begins - photo
10/18/2001
Demolition Begins
Reconstruction Begins - photo
11/19/2001
Reconstruction Begins
First Window Installed - photo
02/05/2002
First Window Installed
Final Concrete Pour - photo
04/05/2002
Final Concrete Pour
Final Piece of Limestone Placed on Pentagon - photo
06/11/2002
Final Piece of Limestone Placed on Pentagon
First Tenants Return to Offices - photo
08/15/2002
First Tenants Return to Offices
Ceremonies Held - photo
09/11/2002
Ceremonies Held