Chamber of Hope
Chamber of Hope, a library designed to help the mournings pass their grieving phase and the sick along with their family as a space of healing leisure. Chamber of Hope uses the 5 stages of grief as the main concept, starting with denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and finally acceptance. These phases are shown throughout the corridor and circulation of the building. Whilst the main library space acts as the transition zone which is concepted as a glimpse of hope while thriving to overcome the grief.
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