This new sanctuary for the Congregation Sons of Israel at Briarcliff Manor was designed for 200 but is expandable to a congregation 2000 by moving vertical glass doors. The stainless steel cone was designed to bring natural light to the altar; the symbolic stainless steel book expresses the ark within. The expansion of this synagogue includes classrooms and offices. Construction was in 1996.
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| Briarcliff Manor - Exterior 1 | Briarcliff Manor - Exterior 2 |
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| Briarcliff Manor - Dome |
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