Handel Architects redeems itself on the UWS

From the June issue: Few areas of Manhattan have been as fundamentally transformed over the past few years as the stretch from the west side of Amsterdam at 66th Street to The Point Where That Avenue meets Broadway at 72nd Street. Only one of these blocks, from 70th to 71st, remains entirely unaffected. On the block just to the south of that, the mod, travertine-clad Lincoln Square Synagogue, designed by Hausman & Rosenberg, now stands shuttered. Its Congregation Has Moved One Street south, to a new, and far larger building whose undulating façade was ably designed by CetraRuddy. [more]