Renovations to and conversion of an existing structure, a catholic high school, to house Yeshiva Ohr Eliyahu's new facilities.

Redesigning of religious school, built in the 1960s, to provide a multi-use space.

A well-conceived but under-used courtyard was enclosed.

Glass blocks, sandblasted and clearglass offer glimpses into and out of this space. 

Operable walls separate the central hall from the two smaller adjoining rooms.

Renovation and change of use of an existing steel structure to create a new location for the Congregation Young Israel in Beverly Hills, CA.

Renovations and upgrades for a Conservative Synagogue in west Los Angeles.

The existing 12,000 sq. ft space was torn down to the structure and replaced with a carefully programmed yet flexible space.

New facilities for a growing congregation north of Los Angeles.

Plans include a tiered sanctuary with permanent seats for 400 audience members. 

Adjacent to the sanctuary is a 120-seat chapel.

Renovation and addition to an existing three-story building.

Providing a preschool, kindergarten, grade school, full-size gym with stage, drama lab, and arts atelier.

Includes a large sanctuary with rabbinical offices and conference center, large courtyard, and dining hall.

Additions and renovations to a 1950's brick structure.

Natural light separates and defines a new chapel addition to the existing sanctuary. 

New curved brick wall leads up to the curved brick form of the existing building.

Asked to demonlish a series of midblock storefronts and create a new Sanctuary.

Located on the busy La Brea Avenue, in Los Angeles.

Views into a continuous ramped circulation that goes all the way up to a rooftop social and recreation space.