Amit Geron is an Israeli architectural and interior design photographer celebrated for his refined visual language and attention to detail. His imagery highlights the interplay of light, material, and spatial proportions, offering a clear yet poetic perspective on contemporary design. Geron’s photographs often convey the atmosphere and essence of a project while maintaining a sharp architectural clarity.
Working closely with leading architects, designers, and publications, Amit has built a portfolio that spans residential, hospitality, and cultural projects. His work is regularly featured in international architecture and design media, making him a sought-after collaborator for professionals looking to showcase their creations with precision and artistry.
LOCATION: Tel Aviv, Israel
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Architect Raz Melamed lives and works in Israel designing spaces. Melamed designed “A3” for clients in Tel Aviv who work as art curators. First, Melamed addressed his client’s need for hosting guests.
The story of the J House originates from its surroundings. The view from the street to the entrance reveals a resolute stone path, a sidewalk, asphalt and an outdoor wall, all forming one complete composition.
Although from afar it seems one-leveled, this contemporary pavilion residence – which sits on a platform that rises 60cm above ground level – has another level dug underground.
Tal Goldsmith Fish Design Studio has recently completed an office space for a team of investors in a large investment group. This monochrome office is located in an historical building overlooking the blue sea and the white roofs…
The Charm Townhouse, owned by the Charm-Long Family, has been designed in the historic neighborhood of Neve Tzedek, Tel-Aviv, as an addition to an existing old house originally built at the beginning of the last century.
A contemporary duplex apartment in a new, residential building. The central idea behind the design was the creation of visual link between the floors (15th and 16th), to reinforce the vertical relationships and transform the cross sections…
The Ramat Hasharon residence was planned for a couple holding senior positions, who decided to move their offices to their home so as to be with their young children throughout the day. The challenge was to plan…
The rooms making up this Old Jaffa house came together over hundreds of years – each with its own character and ground level. Refurbishing presented an opportunity to unite the rooms into one whole and in particular,…
The objective of the Netanya apartment project was to create an experience of a seamless space, one that would appear effortless and accurate. As the clients wished to be surrounded with nature, while maintaining an inner warmth stemming…
