Closing

Abstract

Architecture is a knowledge that accumulates over time, and that is concretized in knowing how to give measurement and space to the needs of man. Sometimes, very practical needs; others, with a different meaning, such as religion. I would simply like to say that the success of this congress, of the previous one and of the one that we predict next, resides, among other things, in that the history of Western architecture is, in reality, the history of the religious space.