233 Bree Street HRM (Cape Town CBD)
Re-instate the original pre-1967 three-bay façade and street fencing, correcting the Watson Street roofline and parapet cornice, while addressing ill-considered fenestration type, proportion and placement.
Re-instate the original pre-1967 three-bay façade and street fencing, correcting the Watson Street roofline and parapet cornice, while addressing ill-considered fenestration type, proportion and placement.
Entry into the Commonwealth War Graves Memorial Competition 2022 with scale model and accompanying documentation.
One of the earliest holiday villas built in Pringle Bay in 1948 by Jock van Niekerk, who was a Springbok rugby player, needs restorative maintenance as well as increased accommodation.
While conserving its heritage value and re-instating certain lacunae, the simple 3-bay Troskie Cottage in Stanford is being refurbished to accommodate a contemporary lifestyle.
Six floors of the New Zealand House office block in Cape Town CBD are spatially divided and re-designed to accommodate apartments while the building exterior will receive minimal intervention.
Re-development of the original 1942 WWII radar station barracks resulted in Brigadoon Village, a dementia assisted living facility under construction, situated in the significant Stony Point area of Betty's Bay.
Though low in architectural value, the 60+ single storey House Platdak cottage is situated in environs of high significance in De Wet's Bay, Betty's Bay.
Transforming House Hendrikz (graded IIIC structure in Kleinmond) into a modern holiday house yet preserving its heritage value, saved it from being demolished.
Part of a WWII historical grouping in the immediate area in Betty's Bay, the architectural practitioner ensured historical preservation while adding a 3rd layer of accretions.
House Fritz, a 1920's single storey double pitch cottage in Kleinmond, maintained both historical and use value through well contemplated architectural re-development.
Responsible alterations to Graaff House in Arniston enhanced its landmark quality architectural heritage value while contributing to the cultural evolution of place.
Thought to be a IIIB heritage grade corrugated fisherman's cottage, the sensibly re-developed Kleinbaai site takes cognisance of the scale of the cottage.