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Moshe Safdie and Assoc.
Internationally renowned architect Moshe Safdie (1938-) first attracted attention in 1967 with the design of Habitat 67. Resembling a Lego-like cluster of blocks, the housing...
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Internationally renowned architect Moshe Safdie (1938-) first attracted attention in 1967 with the design of Habitat 67. Resembling a Lego-like cluster of blocks, the housing...
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Saul Hayes (1906–1980) was a prominent leader of Canadian Jewry in the mid-twentieth century and representative of the world’s Jewish community on the international stage....
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Saul Hayes (1906–1980) was a prominent leader of Canadian Jewry in the mid-twentieth century and representative of the world’s Jewish community on the international stage....
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Saul Hayes (1906–1980) was a prominent leader of Canadian Jewry in the mid-twentieth century and representative of the world’s Jewish community on the international stage....
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Internationally renowned architect Moshe Safdie (1938-) first attracted attention in 1967 with the design of Habitat 67. Resembling a Lego-like cluster of blocks, the housing...
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Temple Emanu-El is a Reform synagogue founded in 1882 by American Jews who settled in Montreal. At the time, it was the first Reform congregation...
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There wasn’t supposed to be a Pavilion of Judaism at Expo 67. The exposition’s commissioner general, Pierre Dupuy, had wanted to showcase all religions in...
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Maxwell Myron Kalman (1906-2009) was an architect who designed many residential and commercial buildings on the island of Montreal. Born into a family of Romanian...
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Maxwell Myron Kalman (1906-2009) was an architect who designed many residential and commercial buildings on the island of Montreal. Born into a family of Romanian...
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Maxwell Myron Kalman (1906-2009) was an architect who designed many residential and commercial buildings on the island of Montreal. Born into a family of Romanian...