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Mourning Spaces

58 Projects 60 Journals 17 Publications

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58 projects

Jelena and Ivan

Spirit Ladder

As vernacular architecture is shaped by climatic conditions, the resulting forms often assume a mythical role. Exploring structures from houses to simple altars, the concept of a spirit ladder has been derived. Can the rules established for the movement of supernatural beings also be applied in a modern facility, and what role can they play?

Marwa

Invisible Wound

socio-therapeutic center that integrates psychological healing with community life where architecture transforms therapy into a shared social experience, turning stigma into awareness and recovery into resilience.

Hussain

408 Folk Arts Center (From prison to Art)

This project transforms Baghdad’s former prison into a Folk Art Center, turning a site of pain into a hub of memory, creativity, and renewal. Divided into three parts—artistic prison spaces, a theater reborn from a bunker, and a collective amphitheater—it reconnects with the city and celebrates cultural identity.

Heru and 2 others

Polyphony: a multidimensional dialogue

Two forms of musical styles were extracted as the main design elements. Dialogue: our building adopts a dialogic form design, the symmetry of the two structural forms creates a strong sense of dialog. Classical Music and Rebel Rock：Rebel rock is a kind of subversion and exploration of classical.

Shajiya

BENAAM AJNABI-The Unnamed Strangers of Lahore

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BENAAM AJNABI-The Unnamed Strangers of Lahore

What's in a name? Exploring the Narrative of a Protest.

Hasan and S

Remember The Cause (Understanding Karbala)

For the Muslims, Husayn's suffering and death became a symbol of sacrifice in the struggle for saving their religion, ‘Islam’. And for all Humanity his death became a symbol of sacrifice in the struggle for right against wrong, justice against injustice and truth against falsehood. Karbala may have happened 1400 years ago but it still lives in the memories.

Athamena

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The Memorial

The December 11, 1960 Memorial project is part of the challenge III “Remember” category. It aims to perpetuate the memory of this important moment in the liberation history through a large-scale installation that will reproduce in an abstract way the different instants and elements that marked this date.

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