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Located on the historic campus of Princeton University, Chabad under the direction of Eitan and Gitty Webb offers Jewish students a home away from home. Because of their growth, Chabad are expanding their space with a larger gathering space, updated kitchens and bathrooms, classrooms and roomy outdoor deck. The building will now be so much more inclusive with a handicap accessible ramp and elevator, all while maintaining the intrinsic character of the historic Scarf House

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2024/03/princeton-news-stlife-chabad-house-opens-after-renovations

‘A Jewish home away from home’: Chabad House opens this week after renovations After two years of operating from a building on Nassau Street, the Chabad of Princeton University opens its renovated headquarters this week. The renovated building is 8,400 square feet and includes a Great Hall, sanctuary, library, guest rooms, and family apartment, among other features.

A muted palette for a renovated Victorian oasis coming soon to Princeton, New Jersey #interiordesign #interiores #interiors #interiordesignideas

The beautiful Narragansett holiday home! The exterior was designed in a traditional shingle style language, but incorporates maximum natural light and modern interior living spaces.

Project highlight. A beautiful light filled dining room addition for a growing young family

From Jugtown to Downtown -- Walk to Coffee and Explore Princeton's Hidden Pathways Princeton, NJ –When you hear that two Princeton architects are leading a public event, you might guess that it has something to do with the built environment – maybe even some sort of planning or...

Chabad House at Princeton University Historic transformation and expansive renovation. Taking down the walls and letting in the light builder:

Chabad House of Princeton University site progress with huge rear windows letting in the light to flood the new spaces.