Curation and architecture, in conversation

Trained as an architect at Tel Aviv University, with an exchange year at the Polytechnic University of Madrid, she began her career in architecture offices in Madrid and Tel Aviv before completing the Diploma Program in Curatorial and Museum Studies at TAU in 2016 - specializing, as part of that program, in curatorial practice for the Israeli Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale.

In 2016, Limor founded LIMONARC, her independent architectural studio. Across the decade that followed, the studio has handled more than twenty residential, commercial, and institutional projects, including private residences and penthouses, office spaces, and the renovation and preservation of historic buildings. Recent institutional projects include the architectural planning and interior design of the School of Literary Arts in Jerusalem, and the design of the permanent exhibition space for the Academy of the Hebrew Language - a project that sits exactly on the line between her architectural and curatorial work.