OJA#50
The Shuls Project, a Study of Canadian Synagogue
Architecture, was the creation of architectural students Sidney Tenenbaum, Lynn Milstone, and Sheldon
Levitt. What began as an interesting project to occupy their summer, turned into a three year
long project documenting every synagogue in Canada from St. John’s to Vancouver.
The Shuls Project, a Study of Canadian Synagogue
Architecture, was the creation of architectural students Sidney Tenenbaum, Lynn Milstone, and Sheldon
Levitt. What began as an interesting project to occupy their summer, turned into a three year
long project documenting every synagogue in Canada from St. John’s to Vancouver.
Unlock collection #6 and WATCH THE FILM
to learn more about this amazing collection.
Now available on the OJA’s 50th anniversary website
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to learn more about this amazing collection.
Now available on the OJA’s 50th anniversary website
OJA50.ORG.
Film
sponsored by Clifford & Katy Korman
Caption: Sheldon Levitt, Lynn Milstone, Sidney Tenenbaum in front of their Shuls Project camper van, 5 Aug. 1977. Photo by Cyril
Leonoff. Courtesy of Sid Tenenbaum.
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