A house of prayer, built from the ground up.
Shafir Gilboa and Adir Contracting Group built this synagogue from the ground up — a house of prayer for the community it serves.
Built with the same hands — held to the same standard.
From the first cut of earth to the final chandelier, this synagogue was built by the same crew that builds our homes — held to the same standard, finished to the same inch.
It was built for the community it serves — a place to gather, learn and pray, held to the same standard as everything we build.
Made to lift the eye upward.
Carved hardwood, gold leaf, stained glass and crystal — every element chosen to give the room a sense of occasion.
The Aron Kodesh
Hand-carved hardwood, gold leaf and a crowned medallion — the heart of the sanctuary.
A ceiling of stars
A coffered ceiling in deep charcoal and gold, centred on the Star of David.
Crystal light
Cascading crystal chandeliers that fill the room with warmth at every service.
Stained glass
Tall arched windows in blue and amber, washing the stone in colour all day long.
Inside the finished shul.
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Excavation to sanctuary.
Underpinning and excavation, poured foundations, structural steel and framing — the years of work behind the finished room.
Shafir Gilboa · Adir Construction
The name on the doors of the finished building — the general contractor who built this house of prayer for its community.
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