Randall-Paulson Architects
Temple Kehillat Chaim
Roswell, Georgia • 31,200 sf

Located in the historic district of Roswell, this Reform Jewish Synagogue hoped to maximize its small 2.5-acre site with careful master planning and required a design that would blend with the surrounding buildings of this historic-minded community.

The campus master plan developed for the religious school space allowed for the eventual replacement of the existing church structures with a new sanctuary, social hall, and administrative offices. RPA collaborated with another team to create a unique interior design.

Phase I, a 14,600 sf Social Hall and Classroom Building, established an appropriate identity for the congregation without being overly traditional. Facilities included:
   • Twelve classrooms, including
      preschool program
   • Social Hall with commercial
      kitchen
   • New playground
   • Renovated offices
   • Expanded parking

Phase II, a 16,600 sf renovation, provided a new 275 seat sanctuary.

Awards
2005 Compatible Infill Award
City of Roswell and the Roswell Historic Preservation Commission

Photography by ©Katherine Hook, ©Jeff Seeley, and ©Randall-Paulson Architects
Santuary Elevation Sanctuary Interior Inteior Sanctuary Detail Prayer Room Courtyard Entrance Phase 1 Rennovation