What might a space designed to accommodate the needs of all faiths look like? In 2004, an international ideas competition was held to design sacred spaces where people from all religious traditions could feel comfortable, safe, and respected. This challenge was embraced by architects, artists, scholars, students, landscapers, and many others in seventeen countries, resulting in 160 visionary designs.
There are two main paths through the designs. One path highlights the winners and honorable mentions chosen by the Jury. The other path does not. This second path may be useful to those who wish to view the designs without being influenced by the judgments of others.
A book about the competition may be available on Amazon.