Exalt Mausoleum / Jim Caumeron Design
Most funerary architecture asks visitors to look down. Exalt does the opposite. Commissioned while the family patriarch was still alive, this private mausoleum in the Philippines transforms a place of mourning into a place of preparation. Conceived as an architecture of uplift, the project reconsiders the spatial language traditionally associated with death and remembrance.
Most funerary architecture asks visitors to look down. Exalt does the opposite. Commissioned while the family patriarch was still alive, this private mausoleum in the Philippines transforms a place of mourning into a place of preparation. Conceived as an architecture of uplift, the project reconsiders the spatial language traditionally associated with death and remembrance.
