Nirvana 2 was designed as a simple yet modern complex that belies its rich interior that houses a fully air-conditioned bereavement care centre, funeral parlours, multi-denominational columbarium, rooftop garden, an event auditorium that doubles as an exhibition space, and also a Buddhist spiritual sanctuary. The reception lobby resembles that of a luxurious hotel, complete with a waiting lounge with comfortable chaise longue sofas and armchairs. There is even a stylish café for visitors to have a drink and grab a bite.

Nirvana 2’s upper floors houses luxurious and spacious funeral parlours that integrates 3D projection mapping technology for truly memorable presentations to memorialise the departed. Located on floors higher up are its visually stunning columbarium halls. Entirely air-conditioned, multi-denominational and smoke-free, each hall is designed as a place of eternal rest with its own divine theme that not brings peace to the departed but instils calm and comfort for visitors.

The grandest feature of Nirvana 2 is perhaps its Temple of the Three Saints, a solemn and beautiful ivory-white sanctuary where spiritual talks and ceremonies can be held, such as the breathless “Ascension Ceremony”, a visual spectacle that is a hallmark of Nirvana’s readiness to embrace latest innovations to preserve and present funeral culture and tradition to a new generation as a tribute to complete and everlasting love.