Raymond Smith | Yesteryear's House Hendrikz adapts to modern lifestyles
Transforming House Hendrikz (graded IIIC structure in Kleinmond) into a modern holiday house yet preserving its heritage value, saved it from being demolished.
heritage practitioner, heritage value, graded iiic structure, kleinmond
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House Hendrikz 2015

Erf 4375, Kleinmond
From time to time, old houses need to “learn” new ways to adapt to modern lifestyles. If they are unable to, they often come under pressure to be demolished. This graded IIIC structure was a typical case in point. As the appointed heritage practitioner for the project, I worked with BE3 architects to ensure that this holiday house of yesteryear could be transformed to accommodate the new owner(s) needs while preserving its heritage value.
Heritage Report
Category

Heritage

SERVICE

Heritage resource management

Date

August 15, 2015

Tags
be3 architects, graded iiic structure, heritage resource management, kleinmond
BE3 Architects Original building plan, c.1942 Aerial of Kleinmond looking West, c.1960s View of Kusweg, Kleinmond, 2015 View of Erf 4375 looking North Present day aerial of Kleinmond, 2015