Congregation Beth Jacob
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Congregation Beth Jacob

This 1960s vintage Synagogue in Redwood City has undergone an extensive renovation and addition following a complex 4 year programming and fundraising process.

The design was created to complement and enhance the mid-century underlying architecture. With about 25,000 square feet, a majority of the building was renovated and transformed, with additional space being added to the total. Sensitivity to the historic nature of the congregation, having survived an anti-semitic arson in the 1980’s was also an important part of the planning process.

SPECIFICATIONS

25,000 SQ. FT

REDWOOD CITY, CALIFORNIA