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FR222SANCTUSLOCUS:THETEMPLEMOUNTINJERUSALEMTHEMOSTSACREDPLACEONEARTH5/18/2012,2:00:00PM3:30:00PM1.5LU|HSWProgramDescriptionThispresentationexploresthebiblicalandarcheologicalhistoryandimportanceoftheTempleMountinJerusalem

arguablythesinglemostimportantreligiousplaceonourplanet.ReveredbyJews,Christians,andMuslims,thisholysitehas

beenthe

location

of

numerous

structures,

including

Solomons

temple;

the

rebuilt

second

temple

(Zerubbabels

temple);

Herodsvastlyenlargedtemple;RomantemplestoJupiterandVenus;andtheexisting54acreHarmesSharif,itstowering

DomeoftheRockshrine,andthenearbyMosqueofAlAqsa. Solomonsglorioustemplewastheoriginalpermanenthome

forthesacredArkoftheCovenant(containingtheTenCommandments),butwhenthebuildingwasdestroyedin587B.C.,

theArkvanished,andthepresentationwillexploretheoriginandfateofthispowerfulobject.Thepresentationwillalso

addressthenumerousfascinatingmythsandlegendssurroundingtheincredibleTempleMountsite.KemHinton,FAIA,

originallypresentedthisasanarchitectsreviewofSolomonsfabledtemple,yethesoondiscoveredafascinating3,000

yearstoryaboutthelostArk,numeroustemplesatthesacredsite,andthepresentconditionofthisreligiouspowderkeg

madeallthemoretenuousbythetragiceventsofSeptember11,2001,andtheseeminglyneverendingconflictinthe

MiddleEast.

LearningObjectives: EXPLOREANOVERVIEWOFTHETEMPLEMOUNT:ITSLOCATION,ITSLONGANDCOMPLICATEDHISTORY,ITS

NUMEROUSSTRUCTURES,

AND

ITS

RELATIONSHIP

AND

SIGNIFICANCE

TO

THREE

MAJOR

RELIGIONS

RECOGNIZEWHYTHETEMPLEMOUNTISSOIMPORTANTTOTHREEMAJORRELIGIONS,TOWORLDHISTORY,AND

TOWORLDPEACE

OBSERVETHEARCHITECTUREOFTHEMANYSTRUCTURESPRIMARILYRELIGIOUSTHATHAVEBEENERECTED

ONTHESITE

EXAMINETHEPLANNINGANDCONSTRUCTIONOFTHETEMPLEMOUNTASWELLASTHEERECTIONAND

STRUCTURALACHIEVEMENTSOFITSMOSTIMPORTANTBUILDINGS

PROVIDER:KEMHINTON,FAIASPEAKERS: KEMGARDNERHINTON,FAIA,LEEDAP,BD+C

This presentation is protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. Reproduction, distribution, display, and use of the presentation without writtenpermission of the speaker is prohibited.

This program is registered with the AIA/CES for continuing professional education. As such, it does not include content that may be deemed or construedto constitute approval, sponsorship, or endorsement by the AIA of any method, product, service, enterprise, or organization. The statements expressedby speakers, panelists, and other participants reflect their own views and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the American Institute ofArchitects or of AIA components, or those of their respective officers, directors, members, employees, or other organizations, groups, or individualsassociated with them. Questions related to specific products and services may be addressed at the conclusion of this presentation.


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Role: Speaker

Kem G. Hinton, FAIA, LEED AP, BD+C

Founding Principal

Tuck-Hinton Architects, Nashville, TN

Kem Hinton, FAIA, is founding partner with Seab Tuck, FAIA, of Tuck-Hinton Architects. He was born in Nashville, raised in

Murfreesboro, and received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Tennessee and a Master of Architecture

degree from the University of Pennsylvania. His completed projects include the Tennessee Bicentennial Capitol Mall, TSU

Campus Center and its Performing Arts Building, numerous structures at Montgomery Bell Academy, Tennessee Valley

Unitarian Church, Admissions Building and Buttrick Hall at Vanderbilt University, Tennessee Aquarium IMAX Center, Woodmont

Hills Church of Christ, Civil Rights Room at Nashville Public Library, MTSU Sports Hall of Fame, and the Tennessee World War

II Memorial. Kem was the author of a 230-page book, A Long Path: The Search for a Tennessee Bicentennial Landmark, which

documented the design and completion of the 19-acre Bicentennial Mall (foreword was by Denise Scott Brown & Robert

Venturi). The Mall was recently selected as a "Top Ten Public Spaces" by the American Planning Association. His currentdesign assignments include the Wings of Liberty Museum at Ft. Campbell, MTSU Admissions & Student Services Building, and

the National Museum of African American Music. Kem is a member of the College of Fellows of the American Institute of

Architects, Downtown Nashville Rotary Club, and Belle Meade United Methodist Church. He has been inducted into Leadership

Nashville (1995) and Leadership Middle Tennessee (2010). He is married to Marilyn Mabry Hinton, and they have one son, T.J .,

a graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University. Kems hobbies include drawing, history, skiing, hiking, woodworking, and the

weekend use of a very sharp chainsaw.


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The Temple Mount inJ erusalem

SESSION ID: FR 222

Friday, May 18, 2012 2:00 3:30 PM

Thispresentation isprotectedbyUSandInternationalCopyrightlaws.Reproduction,distribution,displayanduseofthepresentation withoutwrittenpermissionofthespeakerisprohibited.

Acknowledgements/Credits

Specialthanks

to

the

following

NationalGeographicSociety

TheSmithsonianInstitute

Leen &KathleenRitmeyer,Ritmeyer ArchaeologicalDesign

PrincetonUniversityPress

RosePublishingCompany

Kregel Publications

Arcturus PublishingCompany

Zondervan PublishingHouse

NatZitomer &SamiTaha,Jerusalem


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Thisprogram

is

registered

with

the

AIA/CES

for

continuing

professional education. Assuch,itdoesnotincludecontentthatmay

AIA/CESQualityStatement

,

endorsement bytheAIAofanymethod,product,service,enterprise

ororganization. Thestatementsexpressedbyspeakers,panelists,

andotherparticipantsreflecttheirownviewsanddonotnecessarily

reflecttheviewsorpositionsofTheAmericanInstituteofArchitects

orofAIAcomponents, orthoseoftheirrespectiveofficers,directors,

members,employees,orotherorganizations, groupsorindividuals

associatedwiththem.Questionsrelatedtospecificproducts,

publications,andservicesmaybeaddressedattheconclusionofthis

presentation.

1. GainabasicunderstandingoftheTempleMount:its

LearningObjectives

, ,anditsrelationshipandsignificancetothreemajorreligions

2. Learnwhythisplaceissoimportanttothreemajorreligions,toworldhistory,andtoworldpeace

3. Experienceandoverviewofthearchitectureofthestructuresprimarilyreligious thathavebeenbuiltontheTempleMountandnearbyincludingtheHolySepuchre

4. AppreciatetheplanningandconstructionofthemanystructureserectedontheTempleMountandknowofthecurrent

conditions

and

recent

archaeological

discoveries

Sanctus LocusSanctus Locus

An Arch i tec t s Perspect i veAn Arch i tec t s Perspect i veon e em p e o un non e em p e o un n

Jerusalem:Jerusalem:

The Most Sacred Place onThe Most Sacred Place on

EarthEarth


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TheThe TanachTanachThe Old TestamentThe Old TestamentThe ArkThe Ark

Ark of Wi tnessArk of Wi tnessArk of th e CovenantArk of th e Covenant Ark of th e LordArk of th e LordArk of th e God of Is raelArk of th e God of Is rael

The Ark is mentioned in theThe Ark is mentioned in the

TanachTanach 203 times.203 times.


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DISCLAIMERDISCLAIMER

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THISISANOVERVIEW,ANINTRODUCTIONTOTHETEMPLEMOUNTTHISISANOVERVIEW,ANINTRODUCTIONTOTHETEMPLEMOUNT22

HISTORICINFORMATION VARIES,ANDHISTORIANSDISAGREEONMANYISSUESHISTORICINFORMATION VARIES,ANDHISTORIANSDISAGREEONMANYISSUES33

ARTISTICINTERPRETATIONS (NOCAMERASINANCIENTDAYS)ARTISTICINTERPRETATIONS (NOCAMERASINANCIENTDAYS)44

RESEARCHANDARCHAEOLOGICALEXPLORATIONS CONTINUE;NEWTHEORIESRESEARCHANDARCHAEOLOGICALEXPLORATIONS CONTINUE;NEWTHEORIESCONSTANTLYEMERGINGCONSTANTLYEMERGING

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MosesandJoshuabowingbeforetheArk,

paintingbyJamesJacquesJosephTissot


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TheArk

at

the

erection

of

the

Tabernacle

and

thesacredvessels,asinExodus40:1719


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IllustrationbyF.B.Schell


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King

David

purchasing

the

threshingfloorfrom

Aranunah theJebusite2Samuel24:2425

WilliamHole,18461917


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T. W. Dickenson, 1944-1946


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1886GermanAntiqueEngraving. CrosssectionofChurchoftheHolySepulchre


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TheSacredFireofJerusalemEugeneAlexisGirardet,1898


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TheNightJourneyofMuhammadPersian,16th century


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ArareschematicdrawingoftheDomeoftheRockfroman1885BritishOrdinanceSurveyof

Jerusalem.


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The Sacred Rock, J erusalem, 1887 William Simpson


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Capture of Jerusalem by the CrusadersJuly 15, 1099

Emil Signol , 1847


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WartenslebenWartensleben--SchsirsenSchsirsen, Graf von Alexander, 1807, Graf von Alexander, 1807--18831883

David Roberts


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MountofOlives,byThomasAllom,1845


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The Temple MountThe Temple Mount

HaramHaram eshesh--SharifSharif


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Discoveries ofDiscoveries of

Charles Warren inCharles Warren in

1860s1860sDrawing byDrawing by RitmeyerRitmeyer


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The Great Sea Rock-cut cistern under the site of Solomons TempleWilliam Simpson, 1870


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Thank You!Thank You!

KemKemHinton, FAIAHinton, FAIATuckTuck--Hinton ArchitectsHinton ArchitectsNashville, TennesseeNashville, Tennessee

khinton@tuckkhinton@tuck--hinton.comhinton.comwww.tuckwww.tuck--hinton.comhinton.com

615615--254254--41004100


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em nton,

Principal

TuckHintonArchitects

Nashville,TN

ContactInformation

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uc n on rc ec s

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