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When Movement Becomes Sacred Space: The Architecture of India’s Pilgrimage Landscapes
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When Movement Becomes Sacred Space: The Architecture of India’s Pilgrimage Landscapes
Har Ki Pauri is a ghat on the banks of the river Ganga and a landmark of the Hindu holy city of Haridwar. Image © Rahul D'silva via Shutterstock At the helm of architectural discourse on sacred architecture, attention almost always settles on the monument. Temples, mosques, monasteries, and churches dominate architectural histories, design criticism, and photography alike, becoming the physical symbols through which faith is understood. For mill…
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