Does the memorial cross at the World Trade Center site in New York exclude non-C

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If you have been to New York in the past while, you may have passed by the famous September 11 cross made out of steel beams taken out of the rubble. I have seen them myself, actually. As a non-Christian myself, I didn't throw a fit over it at all. In fact, I was able to appreciate the creation as a very moving piece of art. It was kind of astounding to see in person. I could technically be considered an atheist, because I am not theistic, though I don't call myself that. On the other hand, I could see how someone of a different religion might have taken offense to it, particularly if they had also lost someone on that day. We had someone from our family lost to us on that day, in fact. For all of the Muslims, Atheists, Buddhists, Jews, or whoever else other than Christians who died on that day, is this piece inconsiderate? I don't think it is, so long as it is not the sole memorial, which it isn't. As a matter of fact, they're opening an entire museum this year on the anniversary. So that considered, there's so much more we have to remember this day. On another note, I don't know if an entire museum is that necessary, because it was tragic, but ... I don't know. It was ten years ago. In a way, I would want to put more energy towards something more positive, and not so depressing, but I'm not sure what I think about it.