You'd bring your dead to it on a boat, bear the body through a ceremonial labyrinth and the body lifted to the rooftop, exposed to the elements.
The concept design will likely never be built, but it's a bold way of thinking about honoring the dead, designed by Miró Rivera. The floating structure is "a place where any person — regardless of nationality, race, religion, age or affluence — can be laid to rest."
The Dead Sea Necropolis of the Future
[Order of the Good Death]
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