Jewish architecture - new sources and approaches

Jewish architecture - new sources and approaches / edited by Katrin Keßler & Alexander von Kienlin ; Bet Tfila

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Keßler, Katrin (Editor) von Kienlin, Alexander (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Petersberg : Michael Imhof Verlag, 2015
Series:	Publications of Bet Tfila - Research Unit for Jewish Architecture in Europe volume 8
Subjects:	Synagoge Architektur Europa Aufsatzsammlung
Contents/pieces:	15 records
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. The modern-time theoretical reconstructions of the Mishnaic Temple as a source for Synagogue architecture

2. Architectural drawings of synagogue organs : a preliminary study on the organs of synagogues in Strasbourg, Krefeld and Berlin

3. Rabbinic literary evidence on the mikveh in medieval Germany : a work in progress

4. Jac. Ahrenberg : the man who designed the Helsinki Synagogue

5. The Synagogue of Allersheim in Lower Franconia : an example of building style that has almost been lost

6. Synagogue buildings as primary sources : the American example

7. Jewish architecture as historical source

8. Jewish ways to architecture between Weimar Republic, National Socialism and emigration : questions for future interdisciplinary research in the field of Jewish architecture

9. Text and context : Jewish concepts of synagogue architecture in medivial and modern times

10. The Jewish ritual bath in Germany : evolution and statistics

11. Revisting the "blind synagogue" : vision and voice in double-nave prayer halls

12. East-Central European synagogue tradition in Canada

13. Sites of (dis)memory? Former synagogues in the countryside : the case study Lower Franconia

14. Ludwig Levy and his synagogue designs : the Strasbourg Synagogue in contemporary print media

15. From Germany to the homeland : reinterment of four Zionists notables in Israel