Commemorative architecture

Commemorative architecture refers to structures built to honor or remember specific events, people, or groups. These can include monuments, memorials, and other buildings designed to evoke reflection and respect. Common examples are war memorials or statues of historical figures. Such architecture often incorporates symbolic elements, like inscriptions or distinctive designs, to convey meaning and emotion. By creating a physical space dedicated to remembrance, commemorative architecture plays a crucial role in preserving history and fostering public memory in communities.