Our Nature Based Solution:

Life is cyclical. As it grows, it eventually decays.
As it lives, it must also die.
And it is through this cycle of release that things can be reconfigured and regenerated.

The purpose of the design is to celebrate death. It is a ceremonial space, designed regeneratively, which provides opportunities to connect with cycles, seasons, and ultimately, death (our own, our loved ones) and to leave something better than we found it.

Using the philosophy of biomimicry, we envision a boardwalk cutting through rammed-earth mounds. The mounds allow plants to grow, to decompose the structure, to die, and regenerate the soil. The plants will help create shading and microclimates that allow for successive growth. To encourage soil regeneration, and to bring life back to the land. Drawing from the First people, the initial structure will emulate forms similar to ancient Paiutes habitats – the first to learn how to thrive on this property.

Read more on our blog : https://biomimicryfrontiers.com/blog-/redeath