Iconic Cape Town Foreshore development site acquired by Growthpoint
Growthpoint Properties today acquired Site B Lower Long Street in Cape Town’s Foreshore, securing and landmark development site situated between two of its property assets.
Posts Tagged 'foreshore'
New mixed use tower development formally announced : Goldies
New mixed use tower development on Buitengracht Street announced.
The Yacht Club: New development along Cape Town’s Roggebaai Canal
The Yacht Club, a mixed-use development of R1.2bn is being created in Roggebaai, next to the V&A Waterfront, and should be complete in 2017.
The incomplete Foreshore Freeways: Proposals from private sector to be welcomed
Mayor Patricia de Lille announces that private sector bids will be invited to resolve the future of the Foreshore Freeways.
Archive : The R80 billion plan to sink Cape Town’s rail lines | FUTURE CAPE TOWN
This is the vision for a section of the Cape Town CBD for the year 2030 by Makeka Design Lab.
CTICC expansion construction underway
The expansion of the CTICC will go ahead despite the results of a forensic investigation by the City of Cape Town into the tender award process. The winning design team for the CTICC expansion includes Makeka Design Lab, VDMMA and Stauch Vorster.
WATCH: What if Cape Town knocked down the Foreshore freeways?
What are some ways in which downtown Cape Town can be re-imagined? A few key changes could fundamentally change the way the Cape Town bowl is integrated in with the harbour and sea. WATCH this bold idea to reclaim the harbour.
Top Design(s) Chosen For Naspers Centre
The winning design(s) of the Design24 comptition ‘Reimagining An Icon’ to redesign the facade of the Naspers Centre was announced on 4 April 2014.
Design the new face of the Naspers Centre building
Get designing and enter the Design 24 competition for a new face of the Naspers Centre building, and possibly change the face of the Foreshore?
This week on Metropolist: The face of cities
What or who is the face of the city, and how can architecture, tourism, branding and the people of a city contribute positively or negatively to that face? This and more on Metropolist this week.