Architects appointed to prepare a social housing design proposal for the Ekurhuleni Human Settlements Department.
The 5.4 Ha development is stitched into an existing neighbourhood and step from 2 to 3 storeys to respect the surrounding mass and form. The setting-out of buildings respond to the neighbourhood streets to improve security, achieve legibility, and to establish a shared relationship of buildings to one another whilst maintaining a high degree of privacy.
Social and open spaces are provided with amenities that invite use and cater to all age groups. The 630 units vary from studio to 1 and 2-bed dwellings.
Architects appointed to prepare a social housing design proposal for the Ekurhuleni Human Settlements Department.
The 5.4 Ha development is stitched into an existing neighbourhood and step from 2 to 3 storeys to respect the surrounding mass and form. The setting-out of buildings respond to the neighbourhood streets to improve security, achieve legibility, and to establish a shared relationship of buildings to one another whilst maintaining a high degree of privacy.
Social and open spaces are provided with amenities that invite use and cater to all age groups. The 630 units vary from studio to 1 and 2-bed dwellings.
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