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Buried beneath the trees: a plan to solve our shortage of cemetery space

  • Written by David Neustein, Associate, School of Architecture, University of Technology Sydney

There’s a lack of new cemetery space in parts of Australia but we could solve that problem by burying the dead among newly planted vegetation belts near our towns and cities.

Burial Belt is a proposal we’ve been working on for reinventing the Australian cemetery landscape by creating near-limitless land for burial. Our idea is currently...

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