Another Way to Accompany: Sustainable Architectural InnovationAnother Way to Accompany: Sustainable Architectural Innovation

Another Way to Accompany: Sustainable Architectural Innovation

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We apply biophilic architecture to our design as an innovation. By integrating nature with the built environment, this project "Another Way to Accompany" transforms the traditional concept of cemeteries into a sustainable and inclusive urban space. The design is centered around a yarn structure that symbolizes the interwoven connection between life and memory.

A New Perspective on Cemeteries – Blending nature and architecture, creating a serene space for remembrance
A New Perspective on Cemeteries – Blending nature and architecture, creating a serene space for remembrance
A Sacred Space Below – A tranquil underground memorial illuminated by natural light and greenery.
A Sacred Space Below – A tranquil underground memorial illuminated by natural light and greenery.

Through this architectural vision, we convey the idea that the death of our loved ones does not mark the end. Instead, they become part of the world around us—the air we breathe, the scenery we admire, the shade that cools us in summer, and the fragrant essence that lingers in nature. Their presence continues, offering an eternal sense of belonging and connection.

Sustainable Memorial Design – Integrating biophilic principles with an innovative yarn structure
Sustainable Memorial Design – Integrating biophilic principles with an innovative yarn structure
A Living Memorial – Trees and greenery interwoven with an airy, net-like structure for a sustainable future.
A Living Memorial – Trees and greenery interwoven with an airy, net-like structure for a sustainable future.

This project, led by Windy AO, 赵兮, Yang Xinyu, and 雪李, represents a new way to integrate cemeteries into urban environments, making them spaces for both remembrance and sustainable living.

Runner-up Entry of Circle of Life

Nature and Memory Intertwined – A peaceful urban sanctuary where life and remembrance coexist
Nature and Memory Intertwined – A peaceful urban sanctuary where life and remembrance coexist
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