Garden of the Diaspora, Academy Jewish Museum

If you're wondering why there's no sky in the pictures of the Garden of the Diaspora, you're not mistaken. The garden is located inside a building that is currently being converted into the Academy of the Jewish Museum.
Such a garden in an enclosed space is nothing everyday and vouches for many uncertain factors such as low daylight incidence, no natural rain irrigation and a changed climate. Therefore the choice of plants is special, which unfold in a created landscape and technology (water and light) on steel plateaus. The area will be accessible through a large wooden terrace.
Since the end of June, the garden is under construction and will be opened in early 2013, so that visitors and students can explore the garden themselves.