TRUST & VISION
Einstein entrusted his archives—some 80,000 manuscripts, letters, and personal treasures—to the university he helped found, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Einstein House will unlock this remarkable legacy and share it with the world as an enduring public gift.
A LIVING MONUMENT
TO IMAGINATION
Visitors will not just observe Einstein’s work—they will experience it.
Architecture as Thought
Designed by Daniel Libeskind
Inspired by Einstein’s projective geometry.
World-Class Exhibition
- Digital experiences
- Interactivity and integration
- Original manuscripts
Public Engagement
Purpose-built educational spaces and a 100-seat auditorium supporting public engagement, conferences, and research.
Time Travel
An authentic reconstruction of Einstein’s Princeton office and library.
STEWARDSHIP
ACROSS
GENERATIONS
Supporting Einstein House is not only an act of philanthropy—it is an act of stewardship, an enduring expression of values made real.Contact Us for Naming Opportunities
Leadership and naming opportunities span the entire project—from the building and exhibition galleries to educational spaces, programs, and public activities.
success & leadership
The Hebrew University marks a century of excellence, ranked 88th globally and
home to 10 Nobel Prizes, 2 Turing Awards, 2 Abel Prizes and a Fields Medal.
PROJECT SNAPSHOT