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 | The first new building in Mahatma Gandhi Road (Point Rd) in decades, the R80m new Lion Match Company head office includes... read |
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 | Katie de Klee Rwandan architect Christian Benimana believes that the built environment should catalyse positive systemic change... read |
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 | Mark Allix ArcelorMittal SA fears a disaster for the country if the primary steel industry collapses, as the sector underpins national economic growth and social development... read |
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 | Jamie Matroos Researchers have found a way to cut down global littering by incorporating cigarette butts into 2.5% of the world's annual brick production... read |
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 | Alvin Dye Managing risk and promoting safety is paramount in engineering practice. Successful projects are not selected but shaped with risk resolution in mind... read |
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 | Construction company Esor returned to profit in the year to end-February, it reported on Thursday, 26 May... read |
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 | Sarah Barns This May, urbanists around the world have been celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Jane Jacobs... read |
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 | Lee Naik Since The Mall of Africa, South Africa's biggest single-phase shopping mall development, opened its doors on 28 April, it has dominated social media chat lately, as much for its promise as its problems... read |
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 | In an effort to improve the lives of skilled tradespeople, Builders launched an Enterprise Development Programme in 2015... read |
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 | With office buildings in Rwanda and Namibia both receiving 6-Star Green Star ratings, certified by the Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA), green building is gaining rapid momentum in Africa... read |
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 | Langkloof Bricks in Jeffreys Bay currently burns waste tyres at 1200°C, to dry the clay bricks... read |
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 | Charlotte Mathews The private sector is leapfrogging inefficient state-owned power utilities in Africa to deliver electricity to rural communities, according to a report by consulting firm PwC released on Monday, 23 May... read |
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 | Tom Nevin A poser is facing political leaders, engineers and social planners: should developing countries meet their energy needs by building one or two really big dams, or a network of a few hundred smaller ones? read |
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 | Neil Cameron Almost 40% of the power required to run a building is consumed in one place: the central chilled water plant... read |
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 | Eskom is progressing well with the maintenance of its power generation plant, it said on Wednesday, 25 May... read |
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 | John Sanei Forget about change management, we are squarely in the transformation age and with it we need to apply transformational management... read |
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