After the Palace - A Necropolis of Return

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House, N., Harriss, H. and Lu, H. 2026. After the Palace - A Necropolis of Return.

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Title of work	After the Palace - A Necropolis of Return
Creators	House, N., Harriss, H. and Lu, H.
Description	Award Winning Design Competition Entry After the Palace proposes a counter-monument: a Sarcophagus constructed from post-colonial waste streams and organic matter, designed not for permanence but for decomposition, neither mausoleum nor monument, the Sarcophagus is conceived as a living funerary architecture for the afterlives of empire.
Output media	Exhibition Road Festival
	Architects Journal
	Building Design
Sustainable Development Goals	10 Reduced inequalities
	11 Sustainable cities and communities
	12 Responsible consumption and production
	13 Climate action
	16 Peace, justice and strong institutions
Middlesex University Theme	Creativity, Culture & Enterprise
	Sustainability
Event	Museum of Architecture: Crystal Palace Competition
Print	04 Jun 2026
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Deposited	07 Oct 2026
Output status	Published
Web address (URL)	https://museumofarchitecture.org/wp-content/themes/moa-theme/crystal-palace-media/Harris_House_Lu_A2_to%20print.pdf
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Is documented by	https://museumofarchitecture.org/crystal-palace-competition/

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