We are thrilled to announce that the Soulton Long Barrow and Ritual Landscape has been selected for inclusion in the Architecture Foundation’s prestigious “Congregation” exhibition! This exciting event, taking place in London from February 2nd to March 7th, 2020, explores the ever-evolving nature of sacred architecture in Britain.
A Modern Monument with Ancient Roots:
The Soulton Long Barrow is a unique and captivating project. More than just an archaeological artifact, it’s a modern reinterpretation of a Neolithic burial mound, carefully constructed using traditional techniques and imbued with a sense of reverence for the past. Its inclusion in the “Congregation” exhibition reflects its innovative approach to bridging the gap between ancient practices and contemporary design.
A Spark for Conversation:
The Soulton Long Barrow serves as a catalyst for conversation around the role of sacred spaces in our modern world. While traditionally associated with established religions, the concept of sacredness can extend to a broader range of experiences. The exhibition aims to explore these evolving notions and how new forms of architecture can facilitate them.
A Soulton Hall Journey to London:
We’re incredibly proud to have the Soulton Long Barrow featured in this important exhibition. It serves as a testament to the ongoing efforts to preserve and reinterpret our rich history, while also fostering innovation in architectural design. For those fortunate enough to be in London during the exhibition, we highly recommend visiting “Congregation”.
