Sunday, March 23, 2014
Famed architect Bruder takes on Scottsdale temple’s ‘oasis’ project
World-renowned Phoenix architect Will Bruder is doing a mitzvah for the children and families of Temple Kol Ami in Scottsdale. Bruder, known for his innovative designs of stunning public spaces such as the Phoenix Public Library, also is the architect of Temple Kol Ami.
“I called Will as a courtesy,” said Michael Rosenthal, administrator of Kol Ami. “I wanted to give him a heads up on our plans to install a splash pad, and ask him if he thought we were locating it in a good place.”
Instead of answering the question, Bruder replied,” I would like to design the splash pad for you.”
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