Commercial
Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem
Architect
Chyutin Architects, Michal Sedlacek
Stone
Moca Cream,
Moleanos
Location
Jerusalem, Israel
Constructed In
2023
Scope of Work
Façade and interior flooring
Contemporary and avant-garde aesthetic.
The Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem stands as a testament to the importance of learning from history and fostering a society rooted in understanding, empathy, and respect for all individuals. Established by the Simon Wiesenthal Center, an organization dedicated to preserving the memory of the Holocaust and promoting human rights, this museum offers a unique and impactful experience for its visitors.
Construction commenced in 2014, encompassing years of meticulous development, culminating in its grand inauguration in 2023.
The external visage of the Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem has an innovative stone cladding. With meticulous selection and artful arrangement, this stonework introduces an aura of refinement to the museum's exterior, leaving a profoundly impactful visual impression. The interplay of textural intricacies and tonal gradients within the stone bestows upon the facade a three-dimensional character, thereby enhancing its comprehensive aesthetic allure.
A distinguished facet of the design lies in the discerning choice of premium-grade stone materials. These materials, beyond showcasing inherent natural beauty, boast remarkable durability.
Sourced from quarries in Portugal, Moca Cream limestone presents a harmonious interplay of beige tones, subtle veins, and a honed surface that radiates a sense of refined luxury. The artful selection and placement of stones meticulously compose a captivating façade that effortlessly complements the neighbouring architectural features.
