Carlton Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv, Israel

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Carlton Tel Aviv, a five-star hotel completed in 1981, exemplifies Brutalist architecture in the heart of Tel Aviv. Designed by Micha Perry, Moshe Zarhy, and Yaakov Rechter, the hotel sits near Atarim Square in close proximity to Tel Aviv Port and the beach, commanding views of the Mediterranean Sea. Primarily catering to business travelers, the building represents a distinctive approach to hotel design during Israel's architectural development in the early 1980s.
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