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Yashvi

Architecture and emotions: Dead spaces in cities

Architecture triggers emotions in a person. The objective of the project is to analyze in depth how the complex relationship between architecture, space and emotion has developed within time. What would be the implications of an emotionally elicited atmosphere to create a holistic experience for the user in a space?

jaehyeon

SEOCHEON

A Shelter For The Soul

SAHANA and Shreeja

BEYOND EPILOGUE

Often treated as the abode of the dead, the crematoriums lurk behind the gloom, cold and numbness of death itself. While they signify the end to some, they ignite the hope of healing and new beginnings for many others. It helps us to look beyond the darkness and tread towards the ray of hope. "Beyond Epilogue" marks the initiations of these new beginnings.

Jose

Coexistence

A lattice of spaces that aims to accommodate people from all walks of life in a nurturing environment.

Agata

Hourglass

A beacon of climate change.

JIAJIE

The Scar

I have left a scar-like symbol on the desert, indicating the scar we made to our mother nature and ourselves.

Shravan

Re-Imagining the Urban Crematorium

Re-thinking crematorium and cemetery design in cities where a secular approach is undertaken to understand the psychology of the mourner without any religious bias. Segregating public, making provisions for a public park and a contemplative park, the proposal looks to make such sacred spaces approachable and experiential being perceived as taboo spaces.

Aishwarya

Vertical Cemetery, Future of the Past

Global population keeps expanding and what happens to the dead? In 2014 report the world birth to death ratio is 3:1 which increases to 2:1 in the year 2016. It is estimated that in 2045 the land needed for burials around the world would come to an end. There is no archetypal form for a cemetery, so this design would create one such structure.

Konstantina Lola and 2 others

Between Memory and Oblivion: Mourning courses

The present senior thesis addresses the creation of a refugee cemetery on the island of Lesvos. Placing great emphasis on notions such as memory, loss and mourning, we try to design this peculiar burial ground. Collective memory and private memory are united in a transitional space, where one is being prepared for what is to follow.

Alice and 2 others

A JOURNEY OF THE DEAD

This proposal redefines the concept of a cemetery and tries to marry the concept of a public space with the place where the dead go to rest... It explores the cemetery as an active part of the urban fabric. It allows for the journey of death to take place in a a public space without interrupting the daily activity of a city and vice versa...

润峰 and 2 others

Axis of life

The departure of life is irreversible, but every experience on the axis is part of perfect life.Open sites and degradable underground ashes areThe axis of the venue is designed so that everyone who visits their loved ones with sadness can understand that the most important existence of a person is to leave his traces in the world and leave his fond memories.

Rashed and 3 others

Tree of Life - Ecological Cemetery in Shanghai

This sustainable system involves placing bodies in vessels containing mixture of wood chips, alfalfa and straw and injecting air into it. In a month the body will be decomposed into a nutrient-dense soil, can be used in dedicated gardens for planting memorial flowers and trees.