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Remembrance Pavilion

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57 projects

Rushikesh

Echoes of Place, Places of Echoes Tower of Silence Memory Revitalization

The project emerges from the concern that the memory, rituals, and spatial identity of the Parsi community’s Tower of Silence precinct are gradually fading due to changing urban conditions, shifting community dynamics, and the reduced engagement with sacred funerary landscapes. Echoes of Place, Places of Echoes seeks to revitalize this fading cultural memory

Zuzia and Michal

Within the Underground Walls

A project for a memorial site and museum in the village of Trzebuska. It aims to honor the victims and preserve the history of the village during the period of post-World War II aggression. It has been established on the site of the camp and the dugouts in which the victims were imprisoned.

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.

Melanie and Yuliana

Celestial Constellations

Celestial Constellations transforms Yoyogi Park into a dynamic space where the beauty of human connection unfolds beneath the vastness of the cosmos.

Ajay

Remember bhopal: A memorial for bhopal gas tragedy

Bhopal's rich history is overshadowed by the Gas leak tragedy. This design integrates the legacy to inspire a hopeful future, using the existing plant as a raw reminder, illustrating the narrative of creating an emotionally compelling archive of memories. Instead of a statue, wall, or park, this design aims to be a potent icon of icon of memories.

tianrui and Joe

POUHPOWEE

Puhpowee comes from the Indian Potawatomi tribe And this land is also closely related to the Indians, and music is as rhythmic, proportional, and structured as architecture, and architecture can provoke similar emotional responses as listening to music. And those who walk through it will become beating notes, and together with the puhpowee form a grand symph

Dayanna

REMEMBERING SOUNDS

Este proyecto no solo rescata la música Ca Tru, sino que también sirve como un faro de conexión entre la arquitectura y la naturaleza, entre el pasado y el presente, en el hermoso escenario de Hanoi, Vietnam.

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.

Nurlana

The Eternal Independence

To protest is to be present, to occupy the space and draw attention to the protest subject matter. The Eternal Independence embodies this idea in a unique site that witnessed the protests leading to the independence of Azerbaijan. The design operates as a memorial site or an interactive urban phenomenon to enrich the nation's collective memory and identity.

Tomasz

memories of space – spaces of memory

Remembrance place in a former German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Gross-Rosen in Rogoźnica.

Florian

AQUALUS

The pavilion is a medium size structure performing like a gigantic eye. Looking at the water surface within the iris-like void, enhances infinity through sky reflection over the water; connecting the surface and the sky to create a sense of limitlessness within that small canopy. The result is an illusive boundary of the whole structure.