Judith Stolzer-Segall

Judith Stolzer-Segall (; 1904–1990) was a German Jewish modern architect. She is believed to be the first female architect to ever design and build a synagogue.

Life Judith Stolzer-Segall was born in the Russian Empire on 20 May 1904. She grew up in Berlin following the expulsion of Jews from Lithuania in 1914.

In 1924, Stolzer-Segall matriculated at the Technische Hochschule Danzig where she studied architecture until 1929. Following her graduation, she was employed at various offices, eventually going on to found her own office in 1932.

Work

Central Synagogue of Hadera (, 1935) Hadera Kiryat Meir (, 1936), Tel Aviv Histadrut building (, 1950), Jerusalem