It started from my personal observation and questions in different religious spaces.  Living in one of the representative multi-religious countries, I realized that all religious architecture provides unique spatial-experience, the feeling of the intense and divine atmosphere. To understand the cause of such feeling, I did a field-research with the typology methodology to define elements that enhance spiritual experience. It resulted in ‘A Sacred-Spatial-Experience’; which includes three layers (Symbolic Identifiers, Immersive Space, and Sensory Experience).

  This, in turn, was used as a design tool to propose alternative religious space to everyone, including non-believers. Through this project, I proposed a new type of mutual religious space in Korea to raise an inter-faith dialogue between various religious communities. This intends to bring harmony from the three major religions in Korea (Protestant, Buddhist, and Catholic) and moreover, from any religious believers or even non-believers.