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Hotel Montefiore
Tel Aviv, Israel
In the early 1930s many German-Jewish architects fled to Tel
Aviv after Hitler closed down the Berlin-based school. Adapting
Bauhaus principles to suit the scorching Middle Eastern sun, the
set constructed more than 4,000 buildings using neutral plaster,
curbed exteriors and long, narrow balconies. Hotel Montefiore
favours the pared-back aesthetic with its monochrome colour scheme,
while the cowhide is a playful take on Mies van der Rohe’s
Barcelona chair.