What should designers do to make funerary spaces places for healing?
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Celaya, Guanajuato, Mexico
Visualizing architecture that honours and dignifies the memory of the deceased, MYT+GLVDK Studio designed a funeral-services complex in Celaya, Mexico, as an indoor garden.
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