Congregation Beth Shalom
A sacred space for Congregation Beth Shalom in Overland Park, inspired by historic Polish synagogue design

Information
- Location Overland Park, Kansas
- Services Architecture
- Project Type Religious
BNIM, in partnership with Preston Scott Cohen, was enlisted to help design a renovation and new addition for Congregation Beth Shalom in Overland Park, Kansas. The project’s primary focus is creating a sacred space to serve the Congregation and will include: a sanctuary with seating for up to 500; a library minyan or chapel for smaller gatherings and focused study of the Torah; a flexible lobby for fellowship before and after services; a reception space for community celebrations; a Kosher kitchen for daily meal preparation and special events; and outdoor amenity space. The design establishes a strong link to historic Polish synagogue design with interior organization centered on the Torah ark.
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Team
- Katie Nichols
- Doug Stevens
- Alyssa Parsons
- Greg Sheldon
- James Baker
- Kaylee Drexel
- Rohn Grotenhuis
- Fiona Bhuyan
Client
Congregation Beth Shalom
Collaborators
Preston Scott Cohen
