A Common Ground for Bonding, Bridging and Reaching between Faiths:

The architecture challenges the fine line between the sacred and secular. The architecture looks to be a beacon of design for interreligious spaces to bridge and connect different religious groups. The thesis explores the idea of the evolving practice of religion today, the need for sacred space and bringing awareness to the rituals of each religion. The architecture creates a space where regardless of faith, can relate to the architecture. The architecture is synonymous with the surroundings and follows the existing urban gird. The architecture is free from any symbol, but embodies a sense of spirituality through the use of light shadow and poche.