cemetery planning
RE Family Tomb
Majano, Udine, Italy
YEAR
2008
CLIENT
Private
ASSIGNMENT
Design and Project Management
The family tomb is a final resting place, a monument dedicated to its members and which needs to represent their values, social standing and cultural background and requires a certain sensitivity. It’s must transmit a message using symbolic forms and materials that can withstand the test of time.
The objective is to maintain the simplicity of the form coupled with the simplicity of installation, to ensure perfect joints and functionality.
The choice of monochromatic colours is broken by the use of different finishes that highlight the diversity of the final product, allowing for a play of shadows and lights. The natural ventilation of the stone becomes an indispensable factor for the maintenance of the structure through time.
The objective is to maintain the simplicity of the form coupled with the simplicity of installation, to ensure perfect joints and functionality.
The choice of monochromatic colours is broken by the use of different finishes that highlight the diversity of the final product, allowing for a play of shadows and lights. The natural ventilation of the stone becomes an indispensable factor for the maintenance of the structure through time.
cemetery planning
RE Family Tomb
Majano, Udine, Italy
YEAR
2008
CLIENT
Private
ASSIGNMENT
Design and Project Management
The family tomb is a final resting place, a monument dedicated to its members and which needs to represent their values, social standing and cultural background and requires a certain sensitivity. It’s must transmit a message using symbolic forms and materials that can withstand the test of time.
The objective is to maintain the simplicity of the form coupled with the simplicity of installation, to ensure perfect joints and functionality.
The choice of monochromatic colours is broken by the use of different finishes that highlight the diversity of the final product, allowing for a play of shadows and lights. The natural ventilation of the stone becomes an indispensable factor for the maintenance of the structure through time.
The objective is to maintain the simplicity of the form coupled with the simplicity of installation, to ensure perfect joints and functionality.
The choice of monochromatic colours is broken by the use of different finishes that highlight the diversity of the final product, allowing for a play of shadows and lights. The natural ventilation of the stone becomes an indispensable factor for the maintenance of the structure through time.