John Hill includes the Derfner Judaica Museum, in his wonderful new book, Guide to Contemporary New York City Architecture
December 14th, 2011
We are thrilled that John Hill included the Derfner Judaica Museum among the impressive NYC projects that he features in his new book, Guide to Contemporary New York City Architecture. Check page 225 to see the image and text about our project. Justin Davidson, architectural critic, of New York Magazine, considers John Hill’s book one of the “Notable Design Books of 2011”.
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