Airmont's Beis Medrash Radashitz Unveils Expanded Bais Hamedrash

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The Beis Medrash Radashitz in Airmont, New York has reached a major milestone with the completion of a striking new high ceiling in its main Bais Hamedrash. The expansion project has effectively doubled the size of the main prayer hall, adding a sense of grandeur and spiritual elevation. Despite the construction, the Shul remained fully operational throughout, with daily minyanim and Torah study continuing uninterrupted.

Why it matters

The completion of this project marks a significant achievement for the growing Airmont Jewish community, providing an expanded and enhanced space for religious and educational activities. The new design elements are expected to create a more uplifting atmosphere for prayer and Torah learning.

The details

The newly unveiled high ceiling has dramatically transformed the interior of the Bais Hamedrash, giving the space a brighter, more open feel. This is the highlight of Phase Two of a large-scale expansion project, which has also included doubling the size of the main prayer hall, adding a new upper Ezras Nashim gallery, and expanding other facilities like the Cheder Sheini and basement level.

• The construction was completed over the past six months.
• Phase One of the project was finished in the last half year, laying the groundwork for the current expansion.
• The Beis Medrash Radashitz was founded 13 years ago.

What’s next

The community is eagerly anticipating Phase Three, the final stage of the project, which will include new tile work, custom furniture throughout the building, and the completion of the exterior façades of both structures.