The spatial arrangement of House Augustyn, a contemporary holiday house, ensures a positive flow while enforcing continuous connectivity with the entertainment and play areas.
House Leiwater is sympathetic to the heritage context in Stanford village through its eclectic form, while offering the functionality of a contemporary house.
A surgical touch was required to allow House Fritz "Hokaai!", a 1920’s house in Kleinmond, to adapt to modern needs without undermining the heritage value of the property.
House Lermer, Betty's Bay grade IIIC heritage site, was designed architecturally to retain historic heritage value, incorporating advanced sustainability technology.
Veldhuis, a residential home in Betty's Bay, is a re-interpretation of Cape vernacular architecture employing green building principles and open plan functionality.
The De Wet's lock-up and go barn-house cottage in Elgin incorporates modern thermal and photovoltaic technology combined with traditional form.
This infill house in Cape Town's Oranjezicht conservation area serves the functional life-style of modern city living while resonating with the character of the environs.
House Combrink, a contemporary family home in a vineyard estate near Stellenbosch, offers all the conveniences of an upmarket life-style, while being energy efficient too.
Inspired by 19th century architecture, House Klopper-Haupt in Philadelphia harnesses up-to-date building technology and spatial experience in a semi-rural landscape.
With scenic mountains as backdrop, House Scholtz in Betty's Bay has sustainability in mind with water-wise instruments, good insulation and optimum use of passive and active solar.
Correcting the low gable and roof pitch created double volume in the lounge area, while ensuring the double story accretion does not overwhelm the authentic Combrink Cottage in Betty's Bay.