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The Built Path: Pilgrimage and Architectural Sequence on the Camino de Santiago

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The Built Path: Pilgrimage and Architectural Sequence on the Camino de Santiago
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Pedestrian Connection Between Barcelona and Montcada i Reixac / Batlleiroig. Image © Jordi Surroca

Pilgrimage is one of the oldest and most persistent cultural practices, a spatial expression of humanity's search for meaning that has taken form across geographies and religions. While traditionally tied to formal belief systems, its definition has expanded in recent decades, reflecting new understandings of what is sacred and where meaning can be found. This shift reveals something fundamental:

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