Interior Design - December 1, 2004

"The idea was to make it quiet," George Schieferdecker says of New York's East End Temple. And he isn't talking about muffling traffic noise. The kind of quiet that the BKSK Architects partner had in mind is symbolic, fulfilling the congregation's hopes for a contemplative space. "What we got," says Rabbi David Adelson, "has exceeded our expectations.

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