Constructed in masonry and concrete, the building immediately catches the eye with its colourfulness and materiality. This is where its name, “The Blue House’, comes from.
The organically curved new school building is reminiscent of a Torah scroll and is embedded in a green school garden with a variety of open spaces for different uses.
The walls of the school’s main entrance are adorned with two kabbalistic trees of life – light installations by the Berlin artist Anna Nezhnaya.
The two-storey multi-purpose hall on the third floor can be used flexibly for sports activities but also for cultural events and religious celebrations. The concrete wall on the street side shows graffiti by the Berlin street artist TOBO.
