Sacred Architecture: The Design of Post-WWII Synagogues
Hosted By: Moment Magazine
Moment Magazine presents a conversation with architect and scholar Dr. Anat M. Geva about her book “The Architecture of Modern American Synagogues, 1950s–1960s,” exploring the hundreds of new synagogues American Jews built after World War II with bold designs, innovative construction, and striking works of Jewish art. The discussion examines why these buildings remain architecturally significant, the challenges of preserving them, and how synagogue architecture is evolving today to balance openness and community with the need for security in an era of rising antisemitism. Geva will be in conversation with Moment Arts & Articles Editor Diane M. Bolz.
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