The Ridge House
A contemporary family home set into a steeply sloping site, designed to maximise views across the Constantia Valley while minimising its footprint. Passive solar principles and natural ventilation reduce energy demand year-round.
Our work
A selection of completed and ongoing work across residential, commercial, urban planning, and sustainable design.
A contemporary family home set into a steeply sloping site, designed to maximise views across the Constantia Valley while minimising its footprint. Passive solar principles and natural ventilation reduce energy demand year-round.
A mixed-use civic pavilion anchoring a new public square in Sandton's central business district. The design integrates retail, office, and public amenity space beneath a dramatic folded roof structure.
A 45-hectare mixed-use estate master plan incorporating residential clusters, a boutique hotel, working vineyards, and a network of public open spaces. The plan prioritises pedestrian movement and ecological connectivity.
A private retreat designed around a series of interconnected courtyards, each framing a different aspect of the surrounding landscape. Local stone and timber are used throughout to ground the building in its setting.
A sensitive extension to an existing retail and hospitality precinct in Cape Town's De Waterkant neighbourhood. The project adds 3 200m² of lettable area while preserving the precinct's heritage character and pedestrian scale.
A cluster of twelve net-zero residential units designed to achieve Green Star certification. The project demonstrates that high-performance sustainable design can be delivered at an accessible price point without compromising quality.
A 14-storey Grade-A office tower with a double-skin façade system that reduces solar heat gain and glare. The building achieved a 4-Star Green Star SA rating and is fully let to a single blue-chip tenant.
A new cultural facility for the Franschhoek community, housing gallery space, artist studios, a performance venue, and a public café. The building is organised around a central courtyard that spills onto the main street.
A substantial family home on a wooded Bishopscourt property, designed to sit lightly within a mature garden. The plan separates public and private zones across two pavilions linked by a glazed gallery.
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