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Sacralized Architecture: Projects, Journals & Ideas

55 Projects 62 Journals 21 Publications 2 Competitions

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Sacralized architecture extends beyond functional design to embed spiritual, cultural, or therapeutic meaning into buildings and spaces. This approach recognizes how architecture can honor belief systems, preserve cultural identity, and support human wellbeing through intentional spatial and material choices.

The community explores projects that restore cultural heritage through design, create healing environments rooted in spiritual traditions, and develop sustainable structures that serve ceremonial or communal sacred functions across diverse geographical and cultural contexts.

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Saeed

RETURNING

The idea of RETURNING is mentioned in different ways among different cultures, including Taoism, Islam, Persian literature, etc. Returning to our origin or God or Nature all imply existence of a circular movement that is extremely crucial. We show our concepts using the idea of Yin and Yang keeping sustainability and aesthetic considerations in mind.

Kutlu and 2 others

SPHERE

The sphere is like the sacred and divine form of space. It is the final stage in the transformation of energy that follows a divine purpose. The sphere is the most efficient form to store and spread the energy. All planets and stars follow the same, as if they have a shared code of consciousness. This transformation is a manifestation of a common destiny.

laura and Fiama

SHIELD

Shield creates spaces that seek the congregation of all people who need a place of meditation. It proposes two contrasting levels, the lower one is isolated from noise and protected from the city with the intention of disconnecting you. On the other hand, the upper level proposes a green roof that connects you with nature, opening your view towards the park.

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.

Shaikha and Sherina

Tectonic Bloom

This Tectonic Bloom experiments the idea of different typologies in a project. It resembles the site around it in many ways that may or may not be visible. It compliments the surrounding mountains.

NIKITA and Amulya

Indigenous 2.0

An icon which takes you to the ultimate reality of how you belong to this nation. The intimacy of design is that it?s not exemplifying a certain religion or architecture of a certain region. An alchemy of blending nature, art, people and architecture. Bridging the gap between past beliefs and and future consequences.

Sangeetha Palangat and Sindhu

OASIS

A refuge amidst the storm. A pause from the terrors of life. Oasis is that sanctuary in the desert where the soul is replenished. This proposal aims at celebrating life while acknowledging the inevitable. An ode to the celebration of Life no matter how little it may be.

Dominika

The Dream of al-Ash?-r

Memorial, a voice of memory and dreams. Dreams that create a temporary structure that will be built up over time along with the opportunities and needs of local people, simultaneously with the reconstruction of the city. In time, the emptiness that results from the destruction will fill the void into a mass full of life.

Emil and 3 others

KANDINSKY PROGRAM

The new Bauhaus envisions the future of design education in the lens of Data+Craft. Architecture is endangered in today's age. We live in the 4th Industrial Revolution where generative plans and architecture are the norms. This proposal restructures the Bauhaus principles in a Kandinsky-Esque social container aiming to rethink the use of data in design.

MUKHIL and Simran

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UNI Editorial

publishedBlog12 hours ago

Sommet Stacks Casa Galería into a Santa Cruz Hillside, Lifting the Living Rooms Up to Meet the Pool Terrace

In Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, a 571 m² house reads its steep site in section, stacking garage, bedrooms and a glazed living bar along the slope.

Architecture

Landscape Design

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog1 week ago

S-AR Builds a Five-Square-Meter Concrete Chapel in a Mexican Garden from Thin Walls and Old Bricks

In Santiago, Nuevo León, a tunnel of 8 cm concrete walls tilts down to a steel cross, floored with crushed brick from the chapel it replaced.

Religious Building

Installations

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog1 month ago

Dom Arquitectura Sets a Stone-Pier House at the Top of a Costa Brava Slope to Give the Garden to the Pool

In Montràs on the Costa Brava, a 735 m² single-level home uses rubble stone piers, oak and deep porches to make outdoor living the daily default.

Residential Building

Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog1 month ago

S-AR Stacks Three Apartments Inside an Open Concrete Grid Under a Palapa in Puerto Escondido

In Puerto Escondido, S-AR builds a 12 by 15 metre concrete frame where terraces replace rooms and a thatched palapa crowns three open apartments.

Residential Building

Landscape Design