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A luxury project changes every single day — but no one can see it happen in real time. At Einstein 2·4·6·8 in north Tel Aviv, we documented the entire first year of construction: from the

Some projects document a building. This one also builds a new way of working. A private house in Southern California is the first project of TimeLapse USA — and the moment our operation moved from

Some projects only become visible when the building rises above the fence. The RENTEN project on Derech HaShalom in Tel Aviv is being documented long before that moment: our cameras have been on-site since the

In commercial real estate, time is part of the story. A new shopping center is not born in a day: it develops in stages, changes before your eyes and reflects countless decisions made on site.

Some engineering processes are almost impossible to grasp in real time. Massive steel components, heavy systems, skilled crews and specialized rigging all come together into a single working machine. Compressed into a short film, the

The time-lapse at Nir Oz is not just a record of a construction site. It is a record of a place returning to life. Some projects show walls, infrastructure and pace of work; in others,

Not every project begins with concrete pours and rising walls. Sometimes a new beginning starts with careful dismantling, precise engineering work and a clear-eyed look at reality. In a short but meaningful project, TimelapseIT documented

Everyone knows Nestlé for the taste. Behind every scoop of ice cream, however, stands complex industrial engineering. TimelapseIT is documenting the construction of Nestlé’s new ice cream factory at Kibbutz Beit Kama in southern Israel

    About once a decade, a real estate project arrives that truly transforms the urban landscape. Undoubtedly, the Kikar Hamedina Towers project is one of them. Electra and Ashtrom are leading this initiative. They

The twelve Druze officers and soldiers who fell during the Iron Sword War are a painful reminder of the Druze community’s contribution to Israel’s security. Although the Druze make up only 1.6% of Israel’s population,

Construction is currently underway on the new data center campus of MedOne in Ramla. The company, which already operates several secure underground server farms in Israel (in Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, and Tirat Carmel), is

In 2024, ICL-Amfert—one of the world’s leading producers of phosphate fertilizers—began building a new advanced facility in Mishor Rotem, in the heart of Israel’s Negev desert.Due to the facility’s handling of sensitive chemicals, special emphasis