a trapezoidal five-story building including a rooftop garden, office spaces and a large, vaulted ground-level banquet hall to replace a parking lot next to the main building on Wilshire Boulevard. The temple then received a $30 million pledge from Audrey Irmas, after the $70.5 million sale of her Cy Twombly painting. Wallis Annenberg contributed $15 million to complete the pavilion and another $3 million on a third-floor, for older adults, called GenSpace. By 2022, the pavilion, which in all cost $95 million, was finished. Its facade features 1,230 hexagonal glass fiber reinforced concrete panels; each panel is set at a unique angle, and each contains a window that is set at a unique angle. The pavilion’s ground floor features a , with a floor of polished red concrete. The second level contains a trapezoidal chapel and outdoor terrace. On the third floor, Mia Lehrer designed a circular sunken garden surrounded by walls painted an azure blue. Senior Rabbis Abram Wolf Edelman, 1862 – 1885 Ephraim Schreiber, 1885 – 1889 Abraham Blum, 1889 – 1895 Moses G. Solomon, 1895 – 1899 Sigmund Hecht, 1899 – 1919 Edgar F. Magnin, 1919 – 1984 Alfred Wolf, 1984 – 1985 Harvey J. Fields, 1985 – 2003 Steve Leder, 2003 – present Notable members See also List of Registered Historic Places in Los Angeles References External links Official Wilshire Boulevard Temple website — history and detailed descriptions of building's elements. Los Angeles Conservancy: "Restoring Wilshire Boulevard Temple" — brochure on history and restoration, with photos. Los Angeles Times.com: Restoring Wilshire Boulevard Temple (September 5, 2013) — photo gallery. Matt Construction.com: "Wilshire Boulevard Construction: A Treasure Restored" (November, 2013) — renovation details and photos. Synagogues in Los Angeles Reform synagogues in California Mid-Wilshire, Los Angeles Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments Properties of religious function on the National Register of Historic Places in Los Angeles Synagogues on the National Register of Historic Places in California Religious organizations established in 1862 1862 establishments in California 19th century in Los Angeles Synagogues completed in 1929 1929 establishments in California 1920s architecture in the United States Samuel Tilden Norton buildings Byzantine Revival architecture in California Byzantine Revival synagogues Synagogue buildings with domes