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Is Net-Zero Construction Realistic in South Africa?

Is Net-Zero Construction Realistic in South Africa?

by Krystal Brassey | Jul 17, 2026 | Architecture

As sustainability becomes a greater priority for homeowners, developers, and businesses, interest in net-zero construction continues to grow. A net-zero building is designed to produce as much energy as it consumes over the course of a year, significantly reducing its...
Common Municipal Submission Mistakes That Delay Projects

Common Municipal Submission Mistakes That Delay Projects

by Krystal Brassey | Jul 17, 2026 | Architecture

Obtaining municipal approval is one of the most important steps before construction can begin. Whether you’re building a new home, extending an existing property, or undertaking a commercial development, your plans must comply with local building regulations...
Mixed-Use Developments: Why They Continue to Grow

Mixed-Use Developments: Why They Continue to Grow

by Krystal Brassey | Jul 17, 2026 | Architecture, mixed use

Cities are constantly evolving to meet the changing needs of the people who live and work in them. As populations grow and urban areas become more densely developed, planners, architects, and developers are looking for smarter ways to use available space. One approach...
Why Developers Involve Architects Earlier Than Ever

Why Developers Involve Architects Earlier Than Ever

by Krystal Brassey | Jul 14, 2026 | Architecture, Developments

The role of architects has expanded far beyond producing building plans. Today, successful property developers recognise that involving an architect from the earliest stages of a project creates significant advantages throughout the entire development process. From...
Modernising Heritage Buildings Without Losing Their Character

Modernising Heritage Buildings Without Losing Their Character

by Juanita Louw | Jul 13, 2026 | Architecture, art, commercial, religion, Residential

Modernising heritage buildings requires a careful balance between preserving architectural character and meeting present-day needs. Older buildings may need improved services, better accessibility, greater energy efficiency and safer internal layouts, but these...
How Interior Architecture Influences Productivity

How Interior Architecture Influences Productivity

by Juanita Louw | Jul 13, 2026 | Architecture, commercial, Residential, retail

Interior architecture influences productivity by shaping how people move, concentrate, communicate and feel within a space. Lighting, acoustics, layout, ventilation and furniture placement can either support daily activities or create distractions that make work more...
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