page_title: Lotte Cohn
hierarchical_section_title: Lotte Cohn
caption_attribution_description: English: Kaete Dan hotel in Tel Aviv 1933
context_page_description: Lotte Cohn was a German Israeli architect and pioneer in the development of Israeli architecture.
  Recha Charlotte Cohn was born on August 20, in Charlottenburg, Berlin to Bernhard and Cäcilie Cohn. In 1912 Cohn matriculated at the Technical University of Berlin; she graduated from the university's faculty of architecture in 1916, as one of the first women to do so.
  In 1921 Cohn moved to Jerusalem, Mandatory Palestine with her sisters. In the city, she worked in the office of architect Richard Kauffmann. Much of Cohn's work during this period focused on the development of a distinct Israeli architectural style.
  In 1929, Cohn left Kauffmann's office, founding her own firm, where she remained until her retirement in 1968.
  Lotte Cohn died in Tel Aviv on April 7, 1983.
context_section_description: Lotte Cohn (1898-1983) was a German Israeli architect and pioneer in the development of Israeli architecture.
  Recha Charlotte Cohn was born on August 20, in Charlottenburg, Berlin to Bernhard and Cäcilie Cohn. In 1912 Cohn matriculated at the Technical University of Berlin; she graduated from the university's faculty of architecture in 1916, as one of the first women to do so.
  In 1921 Cohn moved to Jerusalem, Mandatory Palestine with her sisters. In the city, she worked in the office of architect Richard Kauffmann. Much of Cohn's work during this period focused on the development of a distinct Israeli architectural style.
  In 1929, Cohn left Kauffmann's office, founding her own firm, where she remained until her retirement in 1968.
  Lotte Cohn died in Tel Aviv on April 7, 1983.
caption: The Kaete Dan Hotel (1932) in Tel Aviv was Cohn's first major project
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