The architect Alfred Alschuler, a prolific designer of commercial and industrial buildings in the Chicago area, also built several synagogues before his most significant creation, Temple Isaiah, now the home of the Kehilath Anshe Ma’ariv Isaiah Israel congregation. Completed in 1924, it marked a departure from Alschuler’s earlier classical synagogues and was Inspired, he wrote, by a synagogue at Hammat Tiberias in Palestine that Nahum Slouschz excavated under the auspices of the Jewish Palestine Exploration Society. Accordingly, Alschuler switched to Byzantine models and copied details of the late antique ornament uncovered by Slouschz. Though such historical references to Palestine, the architect and the Rabbi of Temple Isaiah, Joseph Schultz, sought to connect their synagogue to Eretz Israel.

建筑师阿尔弗雷德·阿尔舒勒（Alfred Alschuler）是芝加哥地区商业和工业建筑的多才多艺的设计师，在他最重要的创作之前，他建造了几座犹太教堂，圣殿以赛亚（Temple Isaiah），现在是基希尔斯·安谢·马谢里·以赛亚以色列会众的家。他写道，它完成于1924年，与阿尔舒勒的早期古典犹太教堂背道而驰，他的灵感来自于巴勒斯坦哈马特·提比里亚的犹太教堂，纳洪·斯洛施兹（Nahum Slouschz）是在犹太巴勒斯坦探索协会的主持下发掘的。因此，阿尔舒勒（Alschuler）改用拜占庭（Byzantine）模型，并复制了斯洛施兹（Slouschz）发现的已故古董装饰品的细节。尽管对巴勒斯坦的历史性提及，以赛亚神庙的建筑师和犹太教教士约瑟夫·舒尔茨试图将他们的犹太教堂与以色列的埃雷茨联系起来。