Sean Collier Memorial. 
Boston: Howeler + Yoon, n.d. 71 pages.
Softcover volume, measuring approximately 4.75" x 6.25", is in fine condition. Full- and double-page color illustrations as well as architectural plans.
"Situated on MIT's campus in honor of Officer Sean Collier who was shot and killed on April 18th 2013, the Collier Memorial marks the site of tragedy with a timeless structure -- translating the phrase "Collier Strong" into a space of remembrance through a form that embodies the concept of strength through unity. The memorial is composed of thirty-two solid blocks of granite that form a five-way stone vault. Each block supports the other to create a central, covered space for reflection. Inspired by the gesture of an open hand, the memorial’s shallow stone vault is buttressed by five radial walls, which extend outward toward the campus. The ovoid space at the center of the radial walls creates a passage, a marker, and an aperture that reframes the site."