A new entrance to the old, overgrown and protected Dieweg Cemetery in Uccle is imagined. The graveyard is known for the many late-19th centruy tombs with designs of e.g. Victor Horta, that were the final resting place for the Brussels' Jewish community of that time. The design proposal carves through Uccle's unique geography, based on the monumental rock-cute cave tombs (nefesh) of the Kidron Valley in Jerusalem.

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