The Gridded Courtyard of the Memorial: Brick Walls, Water Channels, and Circulation Paths

Design a memorial museum in the manner of Charles Correa as a loose grid of small square pavilions with tiled pyramidal roofs, some enclosed in brick, some open, some left as water courts, so visitors wander rather than follow one route. Compose repeated modules on slender brick piers, channels of still water threading between them, hand-made tile roofs with wide eaves, mature trees left standing inside the grid, dappled shade and hot bright patches, eye-level view through several bays, 28mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K