Service/Recreational

Audrey Irmas Pavilion

Glass creates harmonious spaces

037 OMA NY Audrey Irmas Pavilion Photography by Jason ORear
036 OMA NY Audrey Irmas Pavilion Photography by Jason ORear
034 OMA NY Audrey Irmas Pavilion Photography by Jason ORear
037 OMA NY Audrey Irmas Pavilion Photography by Jason ORear
036 OMA NY Audrey Irmas Pavilion Photography by Jason ORear
Project Details
Location

Los Angeles, California

Application

Vision Glass,Glass Partitions and Doors

Industry

Service / Recreational

Type of Glass

Metal Mesh,Solid Color Transparent

The Story

At more than 50,000 square feet, the Audrey Irmas Pavilion is part of Whilshire Boulevard Temple’s historic Erika J. Glazer Family Campus, a cornerstone of the Los Angeles Jewish community since it opened in 1862. The Pavilion completed the three-phase master plan to connect the ethnically and religiously diverse area on which it stands. The Temple complex spans an entire city block, and combines the landmark 1929 Byzantine Revival Sanctuary, a national historic place in the United States, with a modern, future-forward space for the community to grow and gather.

Interior spaces, defined by colored glass and textured with metal mesh allows visitors to gather and create new connections, while blending with its urban environment through an unexpected interplay that blends aspects of the historic building with modern flair.

 

Our Team

Architect

Office of Metropolitan Architecture (OMA)

Contractor

MATT Construction

Sales Rep

Scott Ingalls

034 OMA NY Audrey Irmas Pavilion Photography by Jason ORear

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