The museum has so much happening all the time, and we have exciting exhibition and Public Programs throughout the season. You know we are in the beautiful jesse square, originally the power station that gave light to all of San Francisco, reenvisioned by a jewish architect to become a contemporary Jewish Museum, and the roof line says in reboot hebrew letters, light, and the museum is for everybody, not only jewish people. We have a number of great shows, and new exhibitions that are coming up. I want to share with everyone the beautiful lane of the covenant, and he made this magnificent chandelier that is a reflection on the relationship between the human beings and the greater power that is out there. The great unknown, and in some respects a bremen nation of monotheism, a very inspired sculpture. When you look at this, you see the globes, lights and even animals. We invite all of the visitors to join us in wonderment in most of the folks know that there are other Cultural Institutio
The building and its rooftop park remain shining examples of innovative urban development and canaries in the coal mine of a slowly reviving downtown, waiting for you to return.
The digital transformation in the power generation industry touches several areas, encompassing engineering, monitoring and control, asset performance,
09:41 PM EST Share Downtown Investment Authority and city officials will select a design by July for the site now called Riverfront Plaza.
Three national design firms pitched their visions June 24 for a city park at the former Jacksonville Landing on the St. Johns River Downtown.
The design teams, Agency Landscape + Planning LLC, Olin Partnership Ltd. and Perkins & Will Inc., pitched plans at the Main Public Library Downtown to a panel of city officials and local business and nonprofit leaders.
“Our desire is to become a city of vision and reality instead of a city of renderings,” said Haskell landscape architect Chris Flagg during public comment.