城市中的逝者之地

在都市之中屬於逝者與親人的寧靜沈思之地，是我畢業設計想做的。

由於對於死亡的恐懼加上都市的發展規劃，逝者空間被視為鄰避設施，排擠於都市外與生活斷開，我們必須從都市長途跋涉到郊區祭拜與思念。我試圖將這段告別的過程轉化，在台南日常的都市紋理中填入一片屬於逝者的棲息之地，以兩道厚牆作為逝者與生活日常的介面，將原本被排擠於都市之外的逝者空間重新與人們的日常連結在一起。我認為逝者空間不應該與生者生活完全斷開，而是可以共存在同一個城市之中的。

I try to create a contemplation place for the deceased and their family in the city where we live. 

Due to the fear of death and the development of the city in Taiwan, the space for the deceased is excluded from the city and is separated from our daily life. We have to take a long journey from the city to the suburb to face the emotion of our passed loved ones. I tried to reinterpret this process and infill a silent space for the deceased in the city. It is a space where the deceased and the living can coexist in peace and harmony. People in the city can also take a walk, meditate, or just sit and wander in that place at any time.