Enia architectes was selected to take part in the competition of the “Land Brandenbourg” to design a synagogue in Potsdam, Germany, Berlin’s outer suburb.

The programme is composed of a synagogue, a jewish center, shops and a student hall. It occupies half of the small, historical island of this baroque city. In close proximity to the future “Stadtschloss” and the St. Nicholas’ Church by Karl-Friedrich Schinkel, the project raises the question of the modern architecture integration to an historically constituted space.