Architect Jess Field characterizes Kol Emeth as "a study of architecture's ability to foster a spiritual connection explored through the innovative use of materials and light." Spearhead played a crucial role in bringing this vision to life by actively contributing to the development of a comprehensive build strategy. This involvement extended to the fabrication of a wide range of elements, encompassing the timber and steel primary structure, the undulating interior canopy, and the lattice façade enveloping the buildings. Notably, the project stands as one of the world's first LEED Platinum synagogues, achieving a Zero Energy status and being classified as a Net Zero Water Building for irrigation.