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The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
The Spiritual Healing House
2020

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The Spiritual Healing House

Religious building

Baekyangsa Temple

The Baekyang-Sa Buddhist Temple was founded about 1,400 years ago in Korea. The Temple of Afterworld and Charnel House, one of dozens of Buddhist temple buildings in Baekyang-Sa, has been reborn as the "Spiritual Healing House" memorial space. The architect's design is based on a re-interpretation of the temple's spiritual and aesthetic qualities. Charnel house received critical acclaim for how it aesthetically bridges tradition and modernity, life and death, memorial and art. The project marks an opportunity to showcase a new architectural genre and the memorial culture of Korean Buddhism.

Date of Launch
2018
Development Time
up to 12 months
Target Regions
Specific country/region: Overall World
Target Groups
Other target groups: Religion, Specific sub-group: Buddhist

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