The Schneller Compound in Jerusalem was built in the mid-19th century by Ludwig Schneller as a Syrian orphanage. The compound comprised a series of impressive buildings surrounding a monumental central structure. The site, now in the heart of an ultra-Orthodox neighborhood, was in continuous use for a variety of purposes until the beginning of the 21st century. In 2016, the main building was transferred to the management of the Kehillot Yisrael association for the establishment of a publicly accessible content center that will appeal to both local and foreign tourism. The company prepared a strategic plan for the building’s content and uses. The program, based on connection to the global Jewish community, uses an envelope concept for the field of Jewish heritage and culture.