Crematorium and the structure of burial grounds works as described in the treaties. The structure of burial grounds, whether traditional cemeteries or newer memorial parks, varies widely but generally includes designated areas for burial plots on niches, pathways landscaping, and sometimes facilities for visitor. It have been analyzed important features of structure of the burial grounds. The aim of the study the create a space that gives the crematorium in the study area. Preparation burial ground workers prepare the deceased for cremation. This may involve removing items such as pacemakers or jewelry that could interface with the process. Objectives of the study focused on maintaining a serene and respectful atmosphere within the cemetery. To study the historical and cultural significance of the cemetery. Result of the study spaces provide not only places for physical interment or memorialization but also serve as environments for contemplation, remembrance, and healing for families and communities. Together, crematorium workers and the design of burial grounds contribute to the meaningful and respectful handling of human remains and the facilitation of mourning and remembrance processes across diverse cultural and societal contexts. Findings of the study an Emotional distress due to exposure to death and grief .Physical demands of the job, including heavy lifting and long hours. Limited resources and support for mental health. High turnover rates due to stressful work environment. The structure of burial grounds can impact the dignity and respect afforded to the deceased, as well as the comfort and safety of mourners. Conclusion of the study crematorium workers and the structure of burial grounds are integral components of how societies manage and honor the deceased. Crematorium workers perform essential duties in the process of cremation, ensuring that it is conducted with care and respect. They play a vital role in handling human remains and supporting families during a difficult time. Meanwhile, the structure of burial grounds, whether traditional cemeteries or modern memorial parks, reflects evolving cultural, environmental, and personal preferences surrounding the final resting places of loved ones.