Crypt Arrangement

A crypt arrangement ( 10 ) for a cemetery comprises upright hollow cells ( 11 ) and upright angled sections ( 12, 13, 14 ) arranged in a layer. Burial crypts are formed by spaces within the cells ( 11 ), and by spaces between the cells and the angled sections ( 12, 13, 14 ). At least one planting zone ( 22 ) is formed by a space at least partially defined by some of the cells ( 11 ) and the angled sections ( 12, 13, 14 ). Each cell ( 11 ) is generally rectangular when viewed from above, and comprises a continuous upright wall formed from a pair of generally parallel side walls, and a pair of generally parallel end walls. The angled sections ( 12, 13, 14 ) each comprise two orthogonal wall portions. Each wall portion has a free end which abuts a corner of a respective cell. Each angled section also has a corner portion which abuts with a corner of another cell. The cells ( 11 ) and the angled sections ( 12, 13, 14 ) can be arranged in modules placed in a repeating pattern, with each module having at least one planting zone ( 22 ).