Central Synagogue

New York, NY

Central Synagogue in New York City is a National and New York City historic landmark.  It is the oldest Jewish house of worship in continuous use in the city and an excellent example of late 19th century American Synagogue architecture.  In 1998, while undergoing a major renovation and restoration, the sanctuary was gutted by a devastating fire.  Following this accident, over 95% if the interior finishes required restoration.  Stuart-Lynn Company worked with the congregation and architect Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer to determine the actual replacement value of this magnificent structure.

Size: 31,400 sf

Completion: 2001

Architect:
Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer