Yasir Sakr, The Subversive Utopia: Louis Kahn & the Question of the National Jewish Style in Jerusalem
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20 septembre 2020
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David Vanderburgh, « Yasir Sakr, The Subversive Utopia: Louis Kahn & the Question of the National Jewish Style in Jerusalem », ABE Journal, ID : 10.4000/abe.7948
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Figure 1: Hurva Synagogue, Jerusalem (Israel), second floor plan. Source: Philadelphia (USA), University of Pennsylvania, architectural archive, Louis I. Kahn collection, call number 030.I.A.755. This reader’s first visit to Israel was in 2012, for a program evaluation at an Israeli university. In the course of that visit I spent a day in Jerusalem. It was unforgettable. I had known people of all three monotheistic traditions, but had never seen a place where they all converge and diverge in...