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The project is a parody of the lifestyle of the wealthy and the vain, those who may wish to demonstrate their wealth and status beyond their death! It is in part inspired by Woody Allen’s critique of Los Angeles and stereotypical portrayals of the rich and beautiful inhabitants of Beverly Hills. The programme is treated seriously, proposing sensitive and functional spaces centred around a chameleon-like valedictory hall which is designed to accommodate different tastes. This is achieved through changing stage sets and props, creating spaces ranging from the most vulgar to the most minimal according to the clients tastes. A crematorium has a glass workshop to facilitate luxury after death in custom-made glass urns and a specialist workshop to turn ashes into diamonds.

To Live & Die in Beverly Hills

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