This monograph presents an architectural proposal for the Pilgrim’s House, a project designed to function as a institutional shelter facility, welcoming both national and international migrants. The primary objective is to provide a space that offers humanized care and guidance to individuals in migratory situations, fostering their integration into the local community. The project aims to meet basic needs such as shelter, food, legal and psychological support, while also providing spaces for professional training and cultural activities. The Pilgrim’s House aspires to serve as a model of transition and inclusion, acting as a bridge between migrants and the local society, emphasizing the importance of empathy and solidarity in the migratory context. Aligned with ABNT guidelines, the project represents a significant step toward promoting a more welcoming and integrated society.
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