德雷克塞尔大学的犹太中心

       从街道可以直达建筑的首层，这个区域致力于日常生活，会议和谈话，围坐烤火。建筑后部是主要是集会和餐饮空间，并通向花园。在中央有一座大型的楼梯，连接二楼。同时它还用作小型剧场、礼堂，一个被观看的舞台。这个多层的空间是建筑中心的多功能区，也是联通整栋建筑的重要枢纽。

       The street level is dedicated to everyday life, to meeting and talking, siting around a fire, gathering and eating at the rear which opens to a garden. At the center, and connecting the second floor, is a stair, amphitheater, auditorium, with a balcony overlooking it from above. This multilevel courtyard is a multipurpose space at the heart of the building, the pivot of everything.

▼一层的公共空间，the gathering and public area on the first floor

▼联通一二层的楼梯，the grand stair leads to the second floor

       二楼是重点活动区域，设计师在这里规划设计了办公空间、安静的学习区、讨论区，用于聚会和探索的场所。

      The second floor is for focused activities, offices for planning and arranging, rooms for quiet study and discussion, places for groups and gathering, spaces for exploration and learning.

▼楼梯承载了多种功能，可用作展示区和交通枢纽，the multi-functional stair is an auditorium area and pivot of the space

       顶楼是用作礼拜的空间。三个用于祷告、集会的空间分别为保守派、正教派、改革派提供了礼拜的场所。三个空间都与建筑顶层的中庭相连，中庭上空圆形的孔洞象征着天空化为建筑的穹顶：这是城市中唯一一处非人造的景观。这个不可见的穹顶也意味着三个教派都分享同一种神圣的信仰。

       The top floor is the place of worship, the Shabbat floor, the level of sanctity. The three prayer gatherings, conservative, orthodox and reform, are connected with a central court that opens with a circular cut, an absent dome to the sky above. This is the only view in the city free of the works of man. This absent sanctuary is what is common and connects the three branches of worship in shared faith. The largest room doubles as the library, or Beit Midrash, the House of Learning.

▼顶层的中庭，the atrium on the top floor is connected with three worship spaces