The columbarium is meant to honor ancestors, hopes to express the vast dimensions of the universe in this space, contrasting humankind's insignificance and societal constraints. Through the space, they convey the concept of “laws of the universe and making dreams come true,” allowing different religious groups to find common ground guided by light. Seeks to blend a new charm beneath the orthodox exterior by pushing the boundaries of tradition.
A curved design runs through the entire space's central corridor, symbolizing the infinite love for ancestors, similar to the infiniteness of the universe. Iron sculptures depict auspicious and harmonious phoenixes in the area where flowers are offered, representing the phoenix soaring into the cosmic sky and conveying thoughts of future generations for their ancestors. The towering lotus image with wood-carved pearl-colored ripple background walls conveys the concept of nothingness and emptiness in religion, creating a pure and holy atmosphere and revealing the true nature of life between thoughts and contemplation in the area for contemplation.
The ceiling in the Chinese artistic area is made of special wallpaper with gold foil elements, creating an elegant and elegant style reminiscent of the Song Dynasty. The VIP space in the Japanese Zen area is designed with deep wood grain leather and elevated tatami seating to create an interactive and interesting environment for mourners and ancestors. Rattan elements and wooden structural proportions on the ceiling are combined with South Asian-style ceiling fans in the Phuket-style area, while European-style panels with concealed lighting are used to create a leisurely and elegant atmosphere. The lighting in the New York City area is designed to be bright and distinct, emphasizing the starry and precious existence of life.