Planning

NOTES: The old Jewish Quarter was renovated by Moshe Safdie and Danny Lansky, as part of the rebuilding plan for Jerusalem from the late 1960s to the late 1970s. The proposals included, a new religious school, a synagogue and the renovation of houses and shops in the old Jewish quarter.

NOTES: The old Jewish Quarter was renovated by Moshe Safdie and Danny Lansky, as part of the rebuilding plan for Jerusalem from the late 1960s to the late 1970s. The proposals included, a new religious school, a synagogue and the renovation of houses and shops in the old Jewish quarter.

NOTES: In 1978 the architect Denys Lasdun was asked to prepare a scheme to replace the old Hurva Synagogue, a nineteenth century building by the Turkish architect Assad Effendi, which had been destroyed by bombing in 1948.

NOTES: The old Jewish Quarter was renovated by Moshe Safdie and Danny Lansky, as part of the rebuilding plan for Jerusalem from the late 1960s to the late 1970s. The proposals included, a new religious school, a synagogue and the renovation of houses and shops in the old Jewish quarter.

NOTES: The old Jewish Quarter was renovated by Moshe Safdie and Danny Lansky, as part of the rebuilding plan for Jerusalem from the late 1960s to the late 1970s. The proposals included, a new religious school, a synagogue and the renovation of houses and shops in the old Jewish quarter.

NOTES: The Jewish quarter of the old city of Jerusalem was largely derelict from 1948 to the late 1960s, when there were a series of master plans to rebuild the city.