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�Learning to design with respect and sensitivity to the trauma suffered by communities, whilst simultaneously allowing for places to explore grief and loss, thereby acknowledging these as legitimate emotions to feel in public spaces, would both enrich my
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Architecture News & Editorial Desk

Architecture News & Editorial Desk

12 Mar 2021 • 3m read • View Author

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Cemeteries should create a sense of belonging, especially within marginalised communities

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Landscape architecture could be an important element in achieving a culturally appropriate design response

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Memorials should be designed as spaces where people could experience a breadth of emotions

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