Can architecture help us heal from loss?

Buildings have the power to evoke memories, recall histories and even generate physical or emotional effects. They also have the power to transform the spaces around them and inspire potential within all who engage with them. Whether it's a long deserted childhood home or the place in which a love was lost, human nature often leads to emotion and place becoming entangled with one another. These renderings of a home set for construction in Ithaca, New York, showcase a space built specifically for this entanglement and to serve as a place for reflection and recovery from grief.