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Other Projects by Francisco Rocha Architect
SO LONG FAREWELL—
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Concept
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3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
It’s proposed a reflection on the concept of death and its representations. This project is a practical interpretation of the theme—death.
The funerary architecture had an important role on the disclosure of ancient societies’s costumes and ways. If in one hand almost all civilizations were lost, the great funerary buildings lasted until the present day, due to their monumental character, allowing us to study and understand the past.
The death program in Architecture is of equal importance to any other program, and one should note that although it is centered around the cult of dead, it is essentiality a program about the living ones.
The main subject is placed in a clear perspective. Here, one can find the presentation for the first Porto’s Tanatório. Gathering the valences needed to care and sustain the dead and their relatives.
In postmodern society in which we operate, it is increasingly common the dematerialization of death, in favor of space and symbols. The architect assumes an important role by designing projects, as the one presented here, that give emphasis to the design of places that welcome people in this particularly hard and special moment of farewell, and that somehow helps them to overcome it.
The funerary architecture had an important role on the disclosure of ancient societies’s costumes and ways. If in one hand almost all civilizations were lost, the great funerary buildings lasted until the present day, due to their monumental character, allowing us to study and understand the past.
The death program in Architecture is of equal importance to any other program, and one should note that although it is centered around the cult of dead, it is essentiality a program about the living ones.
The main subject is placed in a clear perspective. Here, one can find the presentation for the first Porto’s Tanatório. Gathering the valences needed to care and sustain the dead and their relatives.
In postmodern society in which we operate, it is increasingly common the dematerialization of death, in favor of space and symbols. The architect assumes an important role by designing projects, as the one presented here, that give emphasis to the design of places that welcome people in this particularly hard and special moment of farewell, and that somehow helps them to overcome it.
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