The New Glass-Roofed Courtyard Case Study: Jewish Museum The Project The original courtyard of the baroque Old Building at the Jewish Museum has been transformed by a glass façade and roof structure, designed by Daniel Libeskind. The courtyard is now a large, light and spacious events hall of which a wide section at ground floor level opens out directly onto the museum garden. The extensive use of glass to facilitate high transparency C A S E S T U D Y | Germany Dow Performance Silicones High Performance Building City and Country Berlin, Germany Product * • DOWSIL TM 993 Structural Glazing Sealant Key Participants • Developer Jewish Museum, Berlin • Design Architect Studio Daniel Libeskind, New York • Contact Architect & Execution Planning Reese Architects, Berlin

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