In 1894, a new synagogue was opened at the corner of Rue Notre-Dame and Rue Aldringen. It was designed and supervised by architects Ludwig Levy and Charles Arendt. The synagogue was built in a Moorish Revival style similarly to the Great Synagogue of Florence. The synagogue was demolished in 1943. Today, the Psychosocial and Scholastic Assistance Centre stands on the former site of the synagogue, which is commemorated with a memorial plaque on the wall of the centre.