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        <![CDATA[Temple Beth El / Alexander Gorlin Architects]]>
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      <dc:creator>Valeria Silva</dc:creator>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Throughout his career, renowned 20th-century architect Louis Kahn had designed a number of synagogues, however, Temple Beth-el in <a href="/tag/chappaqua">Chappaqua</a>, NY was the only one ever built. Originally constructed in 1972, the synagogue urgently called for an expansion to accommodate its growing community of over 2,000 people. When given this task, Alexander Gorlin Architects held the responsibility of both complementing and enhancing the existing architecture all while remaining sensitive to the originally envisioned plan.</p>]]>
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