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Inspirational components of the architectural and spatial solutions of the "Temple of the Book" by Friedrich Kiezler and Armand Bartosz near the hill of Givat-Ram in West Jerusalem

The article is devoted to the analysis of architectural and spatial solutions of an architectural object built on the idea of ​​Friedrich Kiezler in co-authorship with Armand Bartosz - the architectural complex of the Temple of the Book, near the hill Givat-Ram in West Jerusalem. The preconditions for the formation of the architect's worldview, which are connected with the origin and the city of birth - Chernivtsi with a powerful Jewish community at that time, where his father occupied one of the leading places, are investigated. The analysis of ideological and semiological components of artistic decisions is given. The scriptures of Judaism, in particular Sefer Yetzira, as a transcription of the colors of the exteriors of the architectural complex. In turn, the elements of formation are synthesized through the stylization and creative reincarnation of the forms of the dominant attributes of Judaism.