Home is Anywhere: Jewish Culture and the Architecture of the Sukkah

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This publication explores the intersection of religious tradition and temporary structural design through the lens of the Sukkah. It provides critical insight into the cultural significance of these symbolic dwellings and their adaptability within diverse environments. This scholarly text serves as a valuable resource for architects and historians interested in the sociopolitical dimensions of built space.

• · Covers Jewish cultural heritage in relation to architectural form
• · Analyzes the design and practice of the Sukkah
• · Documentary-style cover photography featuring contemporary site context