Render to Reality Part 6
This will be the last Render to Reality post for Hazendal Wine Farm, but there will be more on other projects in the future. The wine tasting venue at Hazendal Wine Estate.
Render to Reality Part 5
The main entrance lobby at hazendal wine estate. With Michael Hackner
Render to Reality Part 4
It is time for another Render to reality of Hazendal Wine Farm. If you haven't seen the previous posts, the rest are on the blog: https://www.objectenvelope.com/my-blog/ The Hazendal conference center with its black ceiling and glass curtain wall looking onto the
Render to Reality Part 3
If you have been following our latest posts, we are back with another render to reality of Hazendal Wine Estate. The Cellar and private tasting room at Hazendal with some early artistic impression of how the vision for space would look.
Render to Reality Part 2
Following on from our last post, here is another render to reality of the Hazendal Wine Estate. Fantastic aerial photographs of the Hazendal Wine Farm near completion and an early concept model showing the vision for the farm.
From Render to Reality Part 1
For the next few weeks, we will be posting the various 'render to reality' images of each section of the Hazendal Wine Estate, Stellenbosch, Western Cape. This was an elaborate job which took a long 3 years to accomplish, with
Update on The Dune House – Timber cladding nearing completion
For those who do not know, The Dune House is a Holiday house in the Flamingo Bay Estate, Bot River Lagoon, Western Cape, which is currently under construction. We have chosen to use Thermally modified timber (Thermowood) for its sustainable and
The Dune House – May 31 and June 01
Four weeks into the program of this build and it's time for the structure to go up! Steel has been selected here .These structural elements were manufactured off site and erected over two days .This methodology speeds up the building process and
Dune House Planning Permission
Dune House Update We have just received planning permission for this Eco-friendly holiday home on the Bot River Lagoon. Constructed from recycled polystyrene concrete blocks on a structural steel frame, this methodology will reduce time spent on site to about 5
The Rwanda Scaffolding Temple
The Rwanda Scaffolding Temple Throwback: On a trip to Rwanda back in 2004 I came across this unusual structure, in the capital Kigali, which to me looked like a dystopian edifice one would see in a sci-fi movie. A collage of buckled