The project for the reconstruction of the Hurva synagogue in Jerusalem, destroyed during the Arab-Israeli war in 1948, was for Kahn a great opportunity to face an extremely characterized historical context. The rapport with the urban fabric and the idea of enclosing ruins within a compact architectural envelope were common aspects of all the different design proposals developed by him across the years, before the project got abandoned after his death.
La sinagoga di Hurva di Louis I. Kahn
Aglieri Rinella, Vincenzo Tiziano;
2018-01-01
Abstract
The project for the reconstruction of the Hurva synagogue in Jerusalem, destroyed during the Arab-Israeli war in 1948, was for Kahn a great opportunity to face an extremely characterized historical context. The rapport with the urban fabric and the idea of enclosing ruins within a compact architectural envelope were common aspects of all the different design proposals developed by him across the years, before the project got abandoned after his death.
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