Materials chosen for the mausoleum had to be resistant to ultra violet rays which are harsh on the Australian continent. For economy, designers had to become familiar with local materials and methods of construction. Working closely with The Necropolis, Ingram designers created a mausoleum with four distinct and separate crypt areas, each with its own character giving the buyer a choice. The entrance, covered by a sky lighted drive canopy, leads through a small foyer flanked by office and clergy rooms. The vaulted gold ceiling creates a warm reflection of light over the foyer and leads one into the vestibule.
Color schemes are bright and cheerful throughout.
To either side of the Vestibule are atriums which are gated on one side and covered with venting skylight systems overhead. The Chapel is seen from the vestibule throughout a large glass window. Pews face a feature art glass window which is set in a faux marble wall. Doors on either side of the Chapel lead out to exterior covered crypts. Each area is isolated from the others creating choices for the consumer.