This 65,000 s.f. home is for San Diego’s oldest and largest congregation. The facilities include a sanctuary, chapel, social hall, administration offices, and state-of-the-art educational facilities for religious pre-school and day-school.
This 65,000 s.f. home is for San Diego’s oldest and largest congregation. The facilities include a sanctuary, chapel, social hall, administration offices, and state-of-the-art educational facilities for religious pre-school and day-school.
Our team was chosen through a local design competition. The design integrates closely linked buildings situated on a 3.5-acre hillside, which evokes the feeling of the City of Jerusalem.
The east facing sanctuary seats 500 and is designed to allow the Rabbi to have a more intimate relationship with the Congregation.
Both the architecture and artwork will embody theological references to the Tabernacle, Temples and Synagogues of early Judaism.
This 65,000 s.f. home is for San Diego’s oldest and largest congregation. The facilities include a sanctuary, chapel, social hall, administration offices, and state-of-the-art educational facilities for religious pre-school and day-school.
Our team was chosen through a local design competition. The design integrates closely linked buildings situated on a 3.5-acre hillside, which evokes the feeling of the City of Jerusalem.
The east facing sanctuary seats 500 and is designed to allow the Rabbi to have a more intimate relationship with the Congregation.
Both the architecture and artwork will embody theological references to the Tabernacle, Temples and Synagogues of early Judaism.
