Jewish Religious Center, Williams College

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Title	Jewish Religious Center, Williams College
View	Detail, main entrance portico
Work Type	libraries (buildings) buildings religious buildings synagogues buildings social and civic buildings community centers
Style/Period	Twentieth century
Creator Name	Newman, Herbert S., 1934-
Creator Nationality	American
Date.Creator Birth	1934
Subject.work	architecture Judaism student organizations
Country	United States
City	Williamstown
State/Province	Massachusetts
Location.Notes	24 Stetson Court
Architectural Material	wood, painted white
Technique	construction (assembling)
Dates	1990 (creation)
Photographer	Gilchrist, Scott
Date Photographed	8/22/2005
Subject Information	Herbert Newman established his first firm in 1964, located in New Haven CT. In 1990 the firm name was Herbert Newman Associates AIA, P.C.; it is now Newman Architects LLC. From their website: 'Williams College is a predominantly red brick and stone campus adjoined by a neighborhood of large white clapboard houses, many of them also part of the college. The Center is itself a house, a setting for activities that are religious, scholarly, and familial. Following in the tradition of vernacular New England religious architecture, the Jewish Religious Center is a wooden building painted white and given monumental scale by a dominant vertical element. Again, following the vernacular, the interior is painted white.' The building contains a sanctuary, dining room and library.
Information.source	Newman Architects [firm website]; http://www.newmanarchitects.com
Credit Line	copyright Scott Gilchrist, Archivision, Inc.
Collection Title	Archivision (architecture, urban design, gardens, landscapes and public art)

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