Quattro have sent in their second stage submission for the RIBA Competition ‘The Wall of Answered Prayer’ and will present their proposal next week in London, as one of the 4 remaining shortlisted schemes.
The Wall of Answered Prayer


Quattro have sent in their second stage submission for the RIBA Competition ‘The Wall of Answered Prayer’ and will present their proposal next week in London, as one of the 4 remaining shortlisted schemes.
The RIBA Competition asked Architects to design a structure using a million bricks, each representing a story of answered prayer.
Quattro’s aim was to develop a soaring wall and a defined space, without creating a physical barrier.
Perceived as an ellipse or a circle, dependent on the angle of view, each one of these aspects lends themselves to being appreciated as an allegory responding to the visitor’s personal perspective.
As a circle, the shape can be perceived as the offering of a prayer, with the return of a supplied answer.
