A not-for-profit project to create a place for Jewish learning and worship in a small town outside of Montreal. The small, local Jewish community raised the funds to purchase a small, very outdated bungalow and completely gut the inside and create a centre with a main hall that would also serve as synagogue. We were hired to oversee the interior design of the project. The garage was raised and is now the kids' room (photos unavailable at moment), main floor washroom and part of the main entrance. The main floor consisted of three small bedrooms, a bathroom and a narrow corridor separating a small living room and eat in kitchen. This was reconfigured to create one massive main hall and practical kitchen. The basement is now unrecognizable and serves as a lounge, library and the rabbi's office. The basement also has the ladies' washroom with sitting area and a men's washroom with corner shower.