Germany's First Jewish Academy - Between Tradition and Modernism
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6 Articles
In Frankfurt am Main, the Central Council of Jews opens the "Jewish Academy". A project of nationwide importance - and in front of great challenges.
It is supposed to be a place of discourse and encounter: the Jewish Academy is officially opened in Frankfurt.
The building of the new Jewish Academy in Frankfurt is supposed to be an "open house". But how inviting can architecture be if security is to be guaranteed at the same time? For the architect Zvonko Turkali, construction was a major challenge – in many ways.
The program of the new Jewish Academy in Frankfurt will feature highly topical debates. Soon it will open its doors in the presence of the head of state. She sees herself in the tradition of teaching houses from the 1920s.
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