Who created the project "A New Journey"?

This project was created by Trà Nguyễn on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "A New Journey"?

"A New Journey" is a Funerary Architecture, Brutalist Architecture, Architectural Form, Apocalyptic Architecture, Architecture Of Time, Timeless Architecture, Traditional Architecture, Mourning Spaces, Concept Architecture, Poetic Architecture, Iconic Building, Mausoleum, Concept Art, Urban Design, Public Building project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "A New Journey" located?

This project is located in China.

A New Journey

Spaces for the deceased have become critical to architects as rapidly increasing in population. Inspired by Socrates thought's, death is a great gain, either there is an afterlife or an eternal sleep, this project aims to transfer human ashes after cremation into growing trees to celebrate and memorize the deceased.

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