House in Durban: South African Residence
A quaint three-bedroom thatch cottage, nicknamed swallows’ nest, was to expand to add a new main bedroom, two studies’, a multi-use entertainment space and an art gallery.
A quaint three-bedroom thatch cottage, nicknamed swallows’ nest, was to expand to add a new main bedroom, two studies’, a multi-use entertainment space and an art gallery.
These architects are passionate about creating design solutions that address the severe housing issues and urban challenges faced in our land.
World Cup Stadiums South Africa – 2010 Soccer arenas, FIFA World Cup South Africa building designs
Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban, South Africa. In its competition brief of 2006, the city of Durban invited designs for a multi-functional stadium for 70,000 to 85,000 spectators.
The skyline of Cape Town is dominated by Table Mountain, Signal Hill and the Atlantic Ocean. Cape Town Stadium forms a landmark at the foot of Signal Hill, and fits respectfully into its environment.
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth, South Africa: Port Elizabeth, one of South Africa’s largest cities, is located in Algoa Bay (Indian Ocean) in Eastern Cape Province, and is now part of Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality.
The German magazine AIT invited 100 selected architecture and interior design offices across Europe to redesign the ‘ONO’ chair produced the Dietiker company.
Johannesburg is home to Circa on Jellicoe, a multi-media art gallery designed by South African based practice, studioMAS.
The idea that was to evolve into the building named CIRCA originated in the late 1980’s. The Everard Read Gallery purchased from the Johannesburg City council a property adjoining the ERG at the corner of Jellicoe and Jan Smuts avenues.
This villa was designed by Rudolph van der Meulen of Nico van der Meulen Architects for a mature couple on a 10 000sqm parcel of land on a northern slope.
The owner requested a modern, glamorous, open plan, light-filled house with views from all rooms into the garden.
Situated in the heart of Soweto, the Football Training Centre is the centre of football in South Africa, where 1200 teams and 20,000 footballers will play each year.