Towards Eden

Construction plan:
How to build the Way of the Cross into roundabouts

The book contains three major topics: 

1. The Roundabout 
2. The Way of the Cross 
3. The Future 

ABOUT

Traffic and the church share the same space: The Way of the Cross is a journey and pilgrimage. It is a way of life, a way of death, and a way of resurrection. A roundabout is a place where the journey begins and ends; and it is a place of transition and it is a place of transformation. The future is where the Way of the Cross and the Roundabout meet. It is a place of hope, and it is a place of possibility. 

Roundabouts are unliveable places, and there is no actual use possible because it’s surrounded by streets and rarely a possibility to enter for pedestrians. By now, it is a place of opportunity, transition, and a place of transformation. Similar to our future, which is also a place of hope because it is a place of possibility. 

We wanted to find a solution for unused concrete land and explore how the roundabout can be used as a place of transformation. 

BOOK

The topics are organized into three parts. The first part metaphorically discusses the Way of the Cross for our journey through life. The second part explores how the roundabout can be used as a place of transformation. The third part discusses how we can use future tools for solution-finding for how we could improve solution finding with new technologies could improve them. The book aims to explore how new technologies can shape our future. 

In the book, we will explore how new technologies can shape our future. We will discuss how the way of the Cross can be used as a metaphor for our journey through life. We will also explore how the roundabout can be used as a place of transformation. How can future tools be used for solution-finding?