Divisés en deux catégories, mort et mémoire, les treize projets présentés dans ce numéro s'étendent des crématoriums et des chapelles aux mausolées et autres mémoriaux. Ces lieux ne sont bien évidement pas considérés comme des espaces purement fonctionnels servant au dépôt des défunts mais bien comme des artefacts anthropologiquement élaborés par lesquels les vivants expriment leur respect.
Divided across two categories – death and memory – the thirteen
buildings presented in this issue range from crematoriums and chapels to
mausoleums and memorials. In the former category, the projects are seen
not just as functional objects for the disposal of the dead, but
instead as elaborate anthropological artefacts through which the living
express their respect. Commemoration drives the latter typologies, which
spring from the need to maintain the memory of tragedy or heroism.
Among the featured projects are works by Henning Larsen, DA Studios,
Hiroshi Nakamura, Rudy Ricciotti, Nizio Design International, 3RW
Arkitekter, Höweler+Yoon, and more.
SOMMAIRE
Sentiment from the sacred to the human
Architecture of Sentiment _ Aldo Vanini
to Death
New Crematorium at the Woodland Cemetery_Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor
Communal Crematorium in Ringsted_Henning Larsen Architects
Crematorium in Amiens_PLAN01
Mahaprasthanam Hindu Crematorium and Cemetery_DA Studios
Jagged Concrete Canopy at a Cemetery_Ron Shenkin Studio
Sayama Forest Chapel_Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP
in memory
The Rivesaltes Memorial_Rudy Ricciotti + Passelac & Roques Architects
Mausoleum of the Martyrdom of Polish Villages_Nizio Design International
The Ring of Remembrance_Agence d’Architecture Philippe Prost
Bologna Shoah Memorial_SET Architects
MIT Collier Memorial_Höweler + Yoon Architecture
Stone Memorial in Ishinomaki_Koishikawa architects
Memorial at Utøya_3RW Arkitekter
