CMA Awards for Excellence 2012

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vintage

innovation aesthetics

community involvement

sustainability

technical excellence

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entry book 2012

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sustAinAbility

- Signifi cance to project’s overall sustainability- SuDS (Sustainable Drainage Systems)- Water harvesting and saving- Flood and pollution control- Energy usage/saving- Initial carbon footprint- Waste reduction- Product and installation quality

Aesthetics

- Appearance and the enhancement effect of the precast concrete product on the overall project- Detailing- Quality of installation- Product quality

coMMunity involveMent

- Number of local community members employed on the project- Skills passed on to the local community- Labour cost as a percentage of the whole project- Installation quality- Product quality

technicAl excellence

- Engineering excellence applied- Impact of best practice examples- Impact of installation quality- Impact of product quality

innovAtion

- Innovation in design using precast concrete - Innovation in precast concrete application- Innovative installation technique- Impact of product quality

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- Condition of installation such as colouring, texture- Structural integrity of installation- Age of installation- Environmental conditions affecting the wear/erosion of the installation (severe, moderate, etc)

01Categories

12Aesthetics

04Awards Judges

02Introduction

102010 Winners

06Sponsor Profi les

18Community Involvement

20Innovation

24Sustainability

29Vintage

26Technical

Excellence

AWARD SPONSORS


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The Concrete Manufacturers Association, (CMA) thanks all members who submitted entries for this year’s Awards. Besides the new Awards format, this is the first time that the entry book has been published electronically and it provides a valuable reference to the 2012 CMA Awards for Excellence competition.

Although the old format served the Association well, more relevant entry criteria were clearly indicated.

Five new categories, ‘Aesthetics’, ‘Community Involvement’, ‘Innovation’, ‘Sustainability’, and ‘Technical Excellence’ match the aims and objectives of the Association more meaningfully than the product-based system of prior competitions. However, not all past categories have been replaced. ‘Vintage’, has been retained because it highlights some very important aspects of precast concrete such as durability/low maintenance, longevity and excellent weathering.

In addition to the introduction of new catego-ries, the number of awards has been halved from 36 to 18, making a CMA award all the more de-sirable. Furthermore, the thee-tiered structure comprising regional awards and ceremonies, national awards and five trophy awards has been dropped in favour of a single streamlined cer-emony in which six trophies will be awarded to the overall winner of each category. An addi-tional three commendation awards per category will be made providing they demonstrate stan-dards which merit recognition.

As is generally known this year’s competition takes on additional significance because the CMA is celebrating its 40th year, an anniversary which will be celebrated during the Awards presentation gala dinner on November 3rd. Like many of its peers, the fledgling Association had humble beginnings in 1972 as a masonry association, paving being added shortly thereafter. The full story on how

the CMA evolved into what it is today will be covered the November edition of Precast.

Since they were first staged in 1985, the Awards have become the undoubted highlight of the precast concrete industry’s calendar. They pro-vide an excellent vehicle for southern African de-signers and project developers to establish them-selves as trendsetters across several disciplines, and in doing so, to gain national recognition. The CMA is justifiably proud of the superior attributes of precast concrete which is evident in this year’s competition – attributes which are certainly on a par with those of our global compatriots.

A total of 77 entries were submitted this year, a number which reflects the continued strength and diversity of the precast concrete industry. As anticipated ‘Aesthetics’ dominates the new category entries with 29 submissions, followed by ‘Innovation’ and ‘Technical Excellence’ (15 each), ‘Sustainability’ (8) and five each for ‘Community Involvement’ and ‘Vintage’.

The judging for this year’s event took place on August 8th and the results will be announced at the Awards ceremony .

MeMbershipThe CMA is a national coordinating body responsible for promoting the interests of its members and the consumer in all matters relating to the manufacture and use of precast concrete. Its membership comprises:

• Manufacturersofprecastconcrete• Suppliersofrawmaterialsandmanu- facturing equipment to precast concrete manufacturers• Contractorswhoinstallprecastconcrete products• Andconsultingengineers.

AiMs And objectivesThe CMA promotes the widespread use of precast concrete and lobbies for best-practice standards in its manufacture and application.

It collaborates with the South African Bureau of Standards in introducing and revising industry standards, stages regular technical seminars, and publishes technical literature on precast concrete applications. It is particularly active in promoting skills development and job creation, and over the past 10 years its producer members have introduced several innovative precast concrete products which have been used to enhance the quality of life across all spectrums of society.

In addition, the pooled knowledge and exper-tise of our members fosters an adherence to best-practice manufacturing standards, as well as the development of innovative, environmen-tally and community-friendly products. These offer wide-ranging benefits which are promot-ed to architects, engineers, specifiers, contrac-tors and end-users.

cMA MeMber services• Technicalandprofessionaladvice• Educationandtraining• Promotionsandassistancewithmarketing• Promotionalliterature• Researchintoandthedevelopmentof precast products and applications• MemberlistingsonallCMAliterature/website• Invitationstoallstandards/specification committees, either on committee or by correspondence• Maintainingandassistingwiththe improvement of standards and ensuring SABS approved products perform according to specification• Participationandrepresentationin collective lobbying to authorities and government regarding standards• Assistancewithmarketing.

AssociAtionsThe CMA is represented on the following technical bodies in areas of common interest:SABS; CSIR; C&CI; NHBRC; SAICE (JointStructural Division); and SAWiC.


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Having lectured

at the University of

the Witwatersrand

Johannesburg for

four years, Fanuel

Motsepe has prac-

ticed as an architect

and urban designer

since 2005. As direc-

tor of Motsepe Ar-

chitects (M Arch) (Pty) Ltd, he heads significant

city rejuvenation projects in Johannesburg’s

inner city and South Africa’s capital city, Tsh-

wane, as well as charity projects in villages and

historically black townships.

In addition to M Arch, Fanuel is the

founderofMotsepeArchitectsResearchUnit

(MARU)cc.MARUisequippedwitha library,

a computer lab, an audio-visual room, and a

model-making studio. MARU engages local

and international researchers and publishes

research findings.

Fanuel is the president of the South African

Institute of Architects (SAIA). He is also an ex-

ecutive councillor at the South African Council

of the Architectural Profession (SACAP). He

served 10 years at the South African Heritage

Resources Agency – Gauteng (SAHRA-GP)

where he provided heritage conservation ar-

chitectural services. He is an executive board

member of the Black Business Council in Built

Environment (BBCBE).

Fanuel subscribes to a design philosophy

rooted in cultural-adequacy for built environ-

ment doctrines and practices, in particular

those that unlock the socio-economic oppor-

tunities of Africa’s marginalized people. He

applies this philosophy through the concept

of Botho/Ubuntu, ‘said to reflect a deep-

rooted African maxim, “A person is a person

through other persons” - “Umuntu ngumuntu

ngabantu”.’ (David Olivier, Faith and Earth-

keeping, 1998). Cultural adequacy through

Botho/Ubuntu is an on-going research topic

atMARU.

Llewellyn is the

principal researcher

and project leader

in the Competence

Area of the CSIR’s

Building Science &

Technology within

the Built Environment

unit, a position he has

held since 2002.

He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree

from the University of Cape Town (1980) and is

registered as an architect with the South Af-

rican Council for the Architectural Profession.

He is also a life member of the South African

Institute of Architects, a member of the Com-

monwealth Institute of Architects and a mem-

ber of the Union of International Architects.

His key qualifications include ecological

design in the built environment, high perfor-

mance building, skills training and education

for the built environment professions, project

leadership and management, and advanced

construction technology.

He founded the architectural practice of

Norman Calitz and Llewellyn van Wyk in 1982

and the firm has completed over 300 buildings

throughout southern Africa.

In 1984 he was elected as a Cape Town city

councillor, becoming deputy-chair of the Town

Planning Committee in 1986, deputy-mayor in

1993 and deputy-chair of the Executive Com-

mittee in 1995. He was a founder member of the

2004 Cape Town Olympic Bid and served as a di-

rector on the board of the Olympic Bid Company.

Llewellyn was elected as the president of

the South African Institute of Architects in

1999 and as president of the Commonwealth

Association of Architects in 2003.

He launched the Digest of South African

Architecture in 1999 and served as the edi-

tor until 2003. He is the current editor-at-large

of thee-journal,GreenbuildingSouthAfrica,

which he helped launch in 2007. Moreover,

Llewellyn is a director and founder member

oftheGreenBuildingCouncilofSouthAfrica,

and serves on its technical committee.

He joined the Division of Building and Con-

struction Technology at the Council for Scien-

tificandIndustrialResearchin2002wherehe

is research group leader in the programme for

construction.

Llewellyn has delivered over 20 keynote pa-

pers at international and national conferences

and workshops, and is the author of numerous

published papers on architecture, the built en-

vironment and the constructed environment.

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Herman practices

as a senior landscape

architect with Virid-

ian Consulting Land-

scape Architects and

Environmental Plan-

ners in Cape Town.

The current national

president of ILASA

(Institute for Landscape Architecture in South

Africa), he is also secretary for ILFA (The Interna-

tional Federation for Landscape Architects).

After graduating with a Bachelor of Land-

scape Architecture from the University of

Pretoria in 2001, Herman practised as a profes-

sional landscape architect with Uys & White

Landscape Architects in KwaZulu Natal until

2011. During this period he was involved with

projects for the Department of Public Works,

sport infrastructure, streetscape designs and

residential estates, among others. He also con-

tributed to three community upliftment projects.

WhilewithUys&White,Hermangainedin-

valuable experience on international projects.

Theseincluded:PortGhalibResortontheRed

Sea in Egypt; the Novotel and Ibis Hotels in Ad-

dis Ababa, Ethiopia; an InterContinental Hotel in

Dakar, Senegal; as well as several other projects

in the United Arab Emirates and abroad.

He joined Viridian Consulting in Septem-

ber 2011 and in the intervening period he has

worked on several projects for the City of Cape

Town. These are: the Voortrekker Park Resort;

a non-motorised transport (NMT) study and

implementation; and the Imizamo Yethu Sports

GroundsinHoutBay.Hermanhasalsobeenin-

volved in a number of development framework

projects, including the Tokai Manor Precinct for

SANParksandtheORTamboPrecinctinKhay-

elitsha. His other work on the Cape Peninsula

has involved residential estates, tourism infra-

structure, and streetscape designs.

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Martin is a profes-

sional civil engineer

and a certifi ed en-

vironmental assess-

ment practitioner

with Iliso Consulting

and Project Manag-

ers, a position he

has held since 2005.

Spanning 36 years,

his career has been built on the engineering

and project management of infrastructure and

environmental projects, mainly water related.

He has extensive experience in water quality,

especially water quality management, moni-

toring and assessment, and he has published

over 20 technical papers on the subject.

His qualifi cations include: BSc Eng Civ.,

University of Pretoria 1976; BSc (Eng) (Hons)

(Water Utilisation), University of Pretoria 1977;

M Eng (Water Utilization), University of Pre-

toria1983;PhDinAquaticHealth,RandAfri-

kaans University 2003.

During his seven years with Iliso, Martin has

worked on over 30 infrastructure projects in di-

verse locations such as Libya, Kenya, Uganda

and Ethiopia as well as in South Africa, Leso-

tho, Namibia and Botswana.

Some of his current work includes: project

leading an environmental impact assessment

of Lesotho’s Kobong Pumped Storage Scheme

and a 65km electricity transmission line linked to

theKatseDam;theGautengIntegratedTrans-

portation Master Plan 2035; project leading the

preliminary design of a 500 km, 2m diameter

pipeline in Botswana; and a new intake works

for the Soroti water treatment works in Uganda.

Before joining Iliso Consulting he worked

fortheBKSGroup,amulti-disciplinaryconsult-

ing engineering group and management fi rm,

where he was involved in over 20 major proj-

ects, most of them water based.

From 1989 to 1992 he was deputy chief en-

gineer with the Department of Water Affairs

and Forestry.

During the eighties Martin worked on the

Mossel Bay Regional Water Supply Scheme,

the Lesotho Highlands Water project, the Low-

erFishRiverGovernmentWaterSchemeand

theKa-NgwaneRuralWaterSupply.

Martin is president of the South African Insti-

tute of Civil Engineers (SAICE) and is a fellow of

the South African Institution of Civil Engineers.

He is also a member of the South African Soci-

ety of Aquatic Scientists, a member of the Inter-

national Water Association, and a member of

the Water Institute of South Africa.

A registered quan-

tity surveyor and a

professional appraiser,

Qinisani is managing

director of Mbatha

Walters & Simpson

Quantity Surveyors, a

position he has held

since 2009. Qinisani

specialises in build-

ing and engineering projects and is experi-

enced in all aspects of quantity surveying and

project cost control in the offi ce, retail, hospital,

industrial and residential environments.

He holds two qualifi cations from the Natal

University, a BSc in quantity surveying and a

masters degree in Commerce Project Lead-

ership and Management. His other qualifi ca-

tions include: Project Controls 1 & 11 from

Alpavo Consultancy; Project Finance from

Euromoney Training; and he has completed

a Property Development Programme (PDP) at

SAPOA (South African Property Association).

He joined Walters & Simpson Quantity

surveyors (Natal) in 1995 where he worked

as a student until 1998 and then as a quali-

fi ed QS until 2002. In 2003 he had a brief

spell with Flour Daniel as a contracts man-

ager and during the same year he joined the

Industrial Development Corporation’s (IDC)

QS Legal & Project & Structured Finance

Department. The following year he was ap-

pointed as head of the IDC’s evaluations de-

partment,andin2007herejoinedWalters&

SimpsoninJohannesburgasadirector.The

company’s name was changed to Mbatha

Walters and Simpson in 2009.

Qinisani is president of the Association of

Quantity Surveyors SA (ASAQS) and is a mem-

ber of the Southern African Projects Controls

Institute (SAPCI) and the Institute of Directors

in Southern Africa. He has held the following

directorships:Merafe Resources (Pty) Ltd SA

(2004/2007); African Chrome (2004/2007); and

Chibiluma South Mines, Zambia.

Qinisaniservedon IDC’sSectors&Proj-

ectsCredit ReviewCommittee as a techni-

cal advisor between 2003 and 2007 and was

a member of its insurance committee be-

tween 2005 and 2007. He was also a member

of the Merafe Resources Board Audit and

Nominations Committee from 2004 to 2007

andwasthechairmanofitsRiskCommittee

during 2005/7.

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AfriSam is one of the most widely spread cement groups in the southern African region, with operations in South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland.

The company employs nearly 2 000 staff members and almost 1 000 contractors. It has an annual cement production capacity of 4.6 million tons, which is produced from its six production facilities and distributed to its customers through nine strategically-located cement depots.

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Its slagment business unit, located in Vanderbijlpark, has produced slagment over the last 50 years for the construction of major structures, including buildings, dams, bridges, roads and water retaining structures.

AfriSam is a Level 2 Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) contributor and has a 62.5 percent interest in Tanzania-based and listed Tanga Cement Company Limited.

AfriSam (South Africa) (Pty) Ltd was founded as Anglo Alpha Cement Ltd in 1934 and has been producing building materials for the southern African community since then, when its first cement plant was commissioned. The company’s name was changed to Alpha (Pty) Ltd in 1996 and later to Holcim (South Africa) (Pty) Ltd in 2004. Today Afrisam is the leading black-controlled building materials group in southern Africa.

The historic sale of the former Holcim (SA) (Pty) Ltd to the black-led AfriSam Consortium in 2007 resulted in the birth of the new brand, AfriSam.

‘Afri’ refers to its proud African heritage and the sub-Saharan African countries in which it operates. ‘Sam’ derived from the word samente or disamente which means cement in six of South Africa’s official languages. In essence, AfriSam is all about African cement.

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Kobra is one of the world’s leading concrete mould manufacturers.

ThemouldsaremanufacturedinGermanyforalltypesandmodels

of precast concrete plant and machinery, including Birkenmayer,

Masa, Columbia and Hess. The company has been operating

in southern Africa for several years, the past two having been

extremely active.

Company representatives visit South African customers several

times a year and Kobra moulds are being used by all the major

precast concrete producers locally. The company provides on-site

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the international lafarge groupLafarge is the world-leader in building materials, with top-rank-ingpositionsinitscement,aggregates&concretebusinesses.TheGrouphas68000employeesin64countriesand,in2011,posted sales of 15,2 billion Euros.

The South African subsidiary operates one cement plant, two cement grinding stations, 2 cement depots, 21 aggregates quar-ries, 55 concrete plants and 2 gypsum manufacturing plants.

operating unitsLafarge South Africa Holdings has two operating companies:

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Aggregates & concrete business unitReadymix concrete plants and aggregate quarries for sandand stone are strategically located throughout the country to service all sectors of the local construction industry.

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Established as the first cement plant in South Africa in 1892, Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) Company Limited celebrated itscentenaryastheJohannesburgStockExchange(JSE)listedcompany on 24 February 2010.

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ppc the brandThe history of this iconic brand is closely linked to the growth and development of South Africa itself. PPC has produced cement for many of the country’s most famous landmarks and construction projects - including the Union Buildings, Gariep Dam, VanStadensRiverBridge,theGautrain,MedupiPowerStation,andsome of the newly built stadiums around the country.

PPC cement brands include the market-leading SureBuild, Botswana’s Botcem, Zimbabwe’s Unicem and PMC as well as OPC, a special-purpose, rapid-hardening cement which guarantees strength and consistency, giving the assurance of successful building results.

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riverwAlk office pArk, deloitte building owner: AtterburyGroupDeloitte

Architect: Uys&WhitePtyLtd-HermanJoubert

engineer: DGConsult

contrActor: Countryline Landscapes

QuAntity surveyor: PENTAD

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Bosun Midrand

copperleAf clubhouse owner: The Els Club

Architect: Uys&WhitePtyLtd-HermanJoubert

engineer: Pure Consult

contrActor: GreenachresLandscapes

QuAntity surveyor: NPK


house bothA owner: Andre Botha

contrActor: GardenCreations-ChrisFick



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nedbAnk Menlyn MAine fAlcon buildingentrAnt: Bosun Midrand

owner: Nedbank Menlyn Maine Investments Holdings

Architect: Interdesigns-Peet van Eeden

engineer: WSP

contrActor: WBHO (Main), Infracor Paving (Sub)



hillcrest hospitAl entrAnt: BrickcastGroup

owner: GoldenDividendHoldings

Architect: BVAArchitects&EPAArchitects

engineer: TobellStretch&Associates

contrActor: JTRossConstruction

QuAntity surveyor: MooreSpenceJonesQ.S.

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: BrickcastGroup

dube city pAved roAd entrAnt: BrickcastGroupowner: ACSA – DTP (Dube City) King Shaka International AirportArchitect: CNDV Africa Planning Design CC, Tanya De Villiers engineer: VirtualEngineers,RenierVanDerMervecontrActor: IlembeBuildingJointVentureQuAntity surveyor: VirtualMAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: BrickcastGroup

house du preez entrAnt: CEL Paving Products

owner: JohannesduPreez

engineer: JohannesduPreez

contrActor: R.V.CorneliusPaving

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: CELPavingProducts/CapeBrickJV


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house beAsley entrAnt: CEL Paving Products

owner: Neil Beasley


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lAndscApe Architect: OVP Landscape Architects

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designer: Cobus du Plessis

contrActor: RVCorneliusPaving


wAterfAll hill MAture lifestyle estAtes entrAnt: Decorative Stone Masonry (DSM)

owner: Century Property Developments

Architect: Lennart Svensson

engineer: Century Project Development

contrActor: BCon Builders

QuAntity surveyor: Century Project Development

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Decorative Stone Masonry

15Aesthet ic s


civAlli stud fArM estAte (soMerbosch) off r44 entrAnt: Inca Concrete Products

owner: Jerome&LaurenSmith

Architect: Bouwer Architects

engineer: Element Consulting Engineerss

contrActor: PowerGroup/GreystonePaving

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Inca Concrete Products

wonderwerk cAves entrAnt: Inca Concrete Products

owner: McGregorMuseum-Kimberley,SouthAfricanHeritageResourceAgency

Architect: Paul Collins- Cape Wall Designs

engineer: Paul Collins- Cape Wall Designs

contrActor: CapeWallRetainingWallSystems


lA MontAgne frAnschoek entrAnt: Inca Concrete Products

owner: D’Oliviera

Architect: Paul Collins-Cape Wall Designs

engineer: Paul Collins and

S&TConsultingEngineers


QuAntity surveyor: Metric Quantity Surveyors


kAnisA-educAre for coMMunity centre khAyelitshAl entrAnt: Inca Concrete Products, Cobute, Betcrete,&TechnicalFinishes(Pty)Ltdowner: FullGospelChurchofGodinSAArchitect: GarthDaneelArchitectsengineer: Mike Arndt, Hugo RiveraandAttilioAngeluccicontrActor: Elise ElsingQuAntity surveyor: Elise ElsingMAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Inca Concrete Products

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A e s t h e t i c s

wAterfAll vAlley MAture lifestyle estAte entrAnt: REEPavingContractsowner: Century Property Developments Architect: Mr KC Ooijkaas, C Plan Development Consultants engineer: Mr KC Ooijkaas, C Plan Development ConsultantscontrActor: REEPavingContractsQuAntity surveyor: GerhaldBrummerMAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Aveng Manufacturing Infraset

blue hills eQuestriAn estAtes entrAnt: REEPavingContracts

owner: Century Property Developments

Architect: Michael Bishop

engineer: Mr KC Ooijkaas C Plan Development Consultants

contrActor: REEPavingContracts

QuAntity surveyor: GerhaldBrummer

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Aveng Manufacturing Infraset

checkers herMAns entrAnt: Revelstone

owner: ShopriteCheckersGroup

Architect: BSAArchitects/JordaanHartwig,SteynLeRoux

engineer: ERGEngineers

QuAntity surveyor: SVRSAQuantitySurveyors

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Revelstone

ridgeside uMglAngA ridge, durbAn entrAnt: Revelstone

owner: Zenprop

Architect: DHK Architects

engineer: Aurecon

contrActor: GrinakerLTA

QuAntity surveyor: MLC


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Aesthet ic s

soweto theAtre entrAnt: Smartstone Midrand

owner: JoburgPropertyCompany

Architect: Afritects-Clara de Crux Almeada, Sergio Duarte

engineer: Themba- Karl Bailey

contrActor: Group5Inkanyeliprojects

QuAntity surveyor: QS Bureau-Willie Steyn

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Smartstone Midrand

copper leAf clubhouse entrAnt: Smartstone Midrand

owner: The Els Club

Architect: Uys and White (PTY)

Ltd-HermanJoubert

engineer: Pure Consult

contrActor: Furquharson Projects

QuAntity surveyor: NPK


hAyfield MAll entrAnt: Smartstone KZN

owner: SARetailPropertiesLimited

Architect: Vidal Designs

contrActor: A Macwin Construction (Main), Concept Paving (Sub)

QuAntity surveyor: Acres Property Solutions

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Smartstone KZN

sun city entrAnt: Smartstone Midrand

owner: SunInternationalGroup

Architect: Northpoint Architects

contrActor: WBHO(Main),REEPaving(sub)


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wild coAst sun entrAnt: Smartstone KZN

owner: SunInternationalGroup

Architect: Northpoint Architect

contrActor: ArtRock

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Smartstone KZN

cAvAlli stud fArM entrAnt: Terraforce CC

owner: StudgateIITrustJeromeSmith(patron)


engineer: Element Consulting Engineers

contrActor: DassenbergRetaining/DecortonRetaining/MellishPaving/PowerConstruction


MAnufActurer of precAst concrete

eleMents: KlapmutsConcrete/MobicastGeorge

A e s t h e t i c s

westerford high school entrAnt: Terraforce CC

owner: Westerford High School

engineer: KFD Wilkinson Engineers

contrActor: DassenburgRetainingSystems (for Strata Civils)

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Klapmuts Concrete

house nel entrAnt: Terraforce CC

owner: Mr Kobus Nel

Architect: Annette Steenkamp Architects

engineer: ICOS Consulting Engineers-Fred Laker

contrActor: DecortoRetainingSystems

MAin contrActor: Symmetry Property Developers


19Aesthet ic s

eersterivier clinic entrAnt: WesternGraniteBricks

owner: City Council

Architect: Jakupa

engineer: PDNaidoo&Associates

contrActor: CSV Construction

QuAntity surveyor: AMPS

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: WesternGraniteBricks

khAyelitshA church entrAnt: WesternGraniteBricks

owner: UniversalChurchoftheKingdomofGod

Architect: Alchemy Architects

engineer: Soderlond and Schopper- Brian Lewis

contrActor: GiuricichBros

QuAntity surveyor: HammondandGibbord

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: WesternGraniteBricks

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soweto sidewAlks entrAnt: Bosun Midrand

owner: JohannesburgRoadsAgency

contrActor: Muntec


uMhlAtuze district MunicipAlity- rurAl sAnitAtion phAse iii entrAnt: Rocla

owner: uMhlatuze District Municipality

engineer: DMV Consultants

contrActor: Rocla

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Rocla


co M M u n i t y i n vo lv e M e n t

coMMunit y in volv eMent5 e n t r i e s

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soweto theAtre entrAnt: Smartstone Midrand

owner: JoburgPropertyCompany

Architect: Afritects

engineer: Themba-Karl Bailey

contrActor: Group5,InkanyeliProjects

QuAntity surveyor: QS Burea-Willie Steyn


co M M u n i t y i n vo lv e M e n t

concre te un it s

sports field pniel entrAnt: Terraforce CC

owner: Stellenbosch Municipality

Architect: Dennis Moss Partnership

engineer: Aurecon

contrActor: DassenburgRetainingSystems

QuAntity surveyor: CP De Leeuw, Stellenbosch


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www.concreteunits.co.za

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22 i n n ovAt i o n


chAnnel kerb entrAnt: Bosun Midrand


house fick - bredell entrAnt: Bosun Midrand

owner: Chris Fick

contrActor: GardenCreations-ChrisFick


cAstle bottoM kerb entrAnt: Bosun Midrand


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23i n n ovAt i o n



owner: Neil Beasley



residence benMore entrAnt: Echo Prestress Pty Ltd

Architect: SeanGodfreyArchitectandDesign

engineer: David Higson-Smith and Associates

contrActor: Prominent Homes cc

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Echo Prestress Pty Ltd

polAris 2012 entrAnt: Concrete Units Pty Ltd

owner: Class&ShippingBermuda

engineer: Anton Wale

contrActor: Concrete Units (PTY) Ltd

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Concrete Units (PTY) Ltd

Mtn building entrAnt: Echo Prestress Pty Ltd

owner: MTN

Architect: Project Works

engineer: Bigen Africa


QuAntity surveyor: Mentad Mapeni


24 i n n ovAt i o n


security wAll wAdeville entrAnt: Echo Prestress Pty Ltd

owner: Scaw Metal

engineer: Encon Consulting

contrActor: C.I.I. Construction (PTY) Ltd









weMbley ii entrAnt: Revelstone

owner: Fair Cape Contractor

Architect: MLB Architects

engineer: De Villiers Sheard cc

contrActor: (Sub) Highland Paving

QuAntity surveyor: Fair Cape Property Developers


25i n n ovAt i o n


ingulA puMped storAge scheMe entrAnt: Rocla

owner: Eskom

engineer: CMCdiRevenna

contrActor: JointVenture-CMC,PGMavundla,Impregilo


AtM housing entrAnt: Salberg Concrete Products

owner: ATM Solutions

Architect: JohannMoolman

engineer: Mark Manthe

contrActor: Salberg Concrete Products (PTY) Ltd

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Salberg Concrete Products

roMA, rAMAbAntA roAd lot1 lesotho entrAnt: Rocla

owner: Kingdom of Lesotho Ministry, RoadsBranchDirectorate

engineer: BVI Consulting Engineers

contrActor: EXRConstruction


de lA pAix lAnners lAnding entrAnt: DecortonRetaining/TerraforceCC

owner: Schalk van der Westhuisen

Architect: JohanVanZylArchitects

engineer: ICOS Consulting Engineers

contrActor: DecortonRetainingSystems

MAin contrActor: Kwali Mark Construction


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26 sus tA i n A b i l i t y

hillcrest hospitAl entrAnt: BrickcastGroup

owner: GoldenDividendHoldings


engineer: TobellStretch&Associates

contrActor: JTRossConstruction

QuAntity surveyor: MooreSpenceJonesQ.S

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: BrickcastGroup

dube city pAved roAd entrAnt: BrickcastGroupowner: ACSA – DTP (Dube City) King Shaka International AirportArchitect: CNDV Africa Planning Design CC, Tanya De Villiers engineer: VirtualEngineers,RenierVanDerMervecontrActor: IlembeBuildingJointVentureQuAntity surveyor: VirtualMAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: BrickcastGroup

khAyelitshA hospitAl entrAnt: CEL Paving Products owner: Department of HealthArchitect: ACGArchitectslAndscApe Architect: Clare Burgess engineer: Manone and Associates in association with Edifice Consulting EngineerscontrActor: GroupFiveCoastal(Main)&BaselineCivilsContractors(Civils)QuAntity surveyor: Ngewu and Associates in association with Narker and Associates MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: CEL Paving Products


A name truly cast in concrete

®

HOLLOW-CORE CONCRETE FLOORING

ECHO PRESTRESS (Pty) Ltd. (Prestressed Hollow-Core Floors)Private Bag 1, Edleen 1625 Tel: 011 589 8800 Fax: 011 589 8955Email: [email protected] www.echo.co.za

28 sus tA i n A b i l i t y

lA MontAgne frAnschoek entrAnt: Inca Concrete Products

owner: D’Oliviera

Architect: Paul Collins-Cape Wall designs

engineer: Paul Collins and

S&TConsultingEngineers




cAvAlli stud fArM entrAnt: Terraforce CC

owner: StudgateIITrustJeromeSmith(patron)



contrActor: DassenbergRetaining/DecortonRetaining/MellishPaving/PowerConstruction


MAnufActurer of precAst concrete

eleMents: KlapmutsConcrete/MobicastGeorge

shoprite checkers wArehouse entrAnt: Terraforce CC owner: Shoprite Checkers Architect: SteynleRouxTruterArchitectsengineer: KLS Consulting EngineersMAin civil contrActor: Martin and East/Deon Visser contrActor: DecortonRetainingSystems / Terrafirma CCMAnufActurer of precAst concrete

eleMents: Klapmuts Concrete

civAlli stud fArM estAte (soMerbosch) off r44entrAnt: Inca Concrete Products

owner: Jerome&LaurenSmith



contrActor: PowerGroup/GreystonePaving



29sus tA i n A b i l i t y / t ec h n i c A l e xc e l l e n c e

tygerberg office pArk entrAnt: Terraforce CC

owner: ACUCAP Management Services

engineer: Ekcon Consulting Engineers

contrActor: DassenbergRetainingSystems


nhbrc legAcy housing project entrAnt: Top Floor Concrete Ltd owner: Department of Human Settlements (Cape Province) Architect: NHBRC:DominiqueGeszlerengineer: GJR(Bert)VanderMeulenPrEgcontrActor: Breekon Construction (Pty)Ltd&MotlekaarCape(Pty)LtdQuAntity surveyor: CMA&BreekonConstructionMAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Top Floor Concrete Ltd- Bellville

cAstle bottoM kerb entrAnt: Bosun Midrand

contrActor: Dip Civils Empyreal Construction


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30 t ec h n i c A l e xc e l l e n c e


sherwood shopping centre entrAnt: CEL Paving Products

owner: Barry Brooks

designer: Cobus du Plessis

contrActor: RVCorneliusPaving



owner: Neil Beasley



sAps forensic lAborAtory entrAnt: CEL Paving Products

owner: South African Police Service

Architect: Ivan Sassman Architects

lAndscApe Architect: OVP Landscape Architects

contrActor: AvengGrinaker-LTA(Main)&UnitedPaving(CivilsandLaying)

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: CEL Paving Products

polAris 2012 entrAnt: Concrete Units Pty Ltd

owner: Class&ShippingBermuda

engineer: Anton Wale

contrActor: Concrete Units (PTY) Ltd

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Concrete Units (PTY) Ltd

31t ec h n i c A l e xc e l l e n c e


residence benMore entrAnt: Echo Prestress Pty Ltd

Architect: SeanGodfreyArchitectandDesign

engineer: David Higson-Smith and Associates

contrActor: Prominent Homes cc


Mtn building entrAnt: Echo Prestress Pty Ltd

owner: MTN

Architect: Project Works

engineer: Bigen Africa


QuAntity surveyor: Mentad Mapeni


security wAll wAdeville entrAnt: Echo Prestress Pty Ltd

owner: Scaw Metal

engineer: Encon Consulting

contrActor: C.I.I. Construction (PTY) Ltd








32 t ec h n i c A l e xc e l l e n c e

ingulA puMped storAge scheMe entrAnt: Rocla

owner: Eskom

engineer: CMCdiRevenna

contrActor: JointVenture-CMC,PGMavundla,Impregilo


Medupi power stAtion, supply of speciAlised precAst counterweights entrAnt: Rocla

owner: Eskom

engineer: Wolff Cranes

contrActor: Murray&RobertsProjects


AtM housing entrAnt: Salberg Concrete Products

owner: ATM Solutions

Architect: JohannMoolman

engineer: Mark Manthe

contrActor: Salberg Concrete Products (PTY) Ltd

MAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Salberg Concrete Products

wAste wAter treAtMent plAnt entrAnt: Terraforce CC

owner: Cape Town City Council

engineer: Aurecon Consulting Engineers

MAin contrActor: EMPA Structures

contrActor: DecortonRetainingSystems



33t ec h n i c A l e xc e l l e n c e / v i n tAg e

nhbrc legAcy housing project entrAnt: Top Floor Concrete Ltd owner: Department of Human Settlements (Cape Province) Architect: NHBRC:DominiqueGeszlerengineer: GJR(Bert)VanderMeulenPrEgcontrActor: Breekon Construction (Pty)Ltd&MotlekaarCape(Pty)LtdQuAntity surveyor: CMA&BreekonConstructionMAnufActurer of precAst concrete eleMents: Top Floor Concrete Ltd- Bellville

vodAcoM entrAnt: Revelstone

owner: Vodacom

Architect: GLHArchitects

QuAntity surveyor: Civils 2000


vintAge5 e n t r i e s


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community involvement

technical excellence

34 v i n tAg e


Melrose Arch entrAnt: Smartstone Midrand

owner: Amdec

Architect: Osmond Lange Architects and Planners

engineer: ARUP

contrActor: REEPaving

QuAntity surveyor: DDP


tygerberg office pArk entrAnt: Terraforce CC

owner: Attebury Cape

Architect: Warren Simpson Architects/Boogertman and Kriege

engineer: De Vos Paxton Inc/ BVI Consulting

contrActor: DassenbergRetaining/DecortonRetainingSystems


eMperors pAlAce entrAnt: Smartstone Midrand

owner: PeermontGlobal

Architect: Urban Edge Architects

contrActor: The Paving Syndicate



trAnsnet rAilwAy line entrAnt: Rocla

owner: Transnet


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ARWConcreteHoldings/AnchorWallsowner 082 830 3512 R

Keystone Walling 082 830 3512 R

A Fick Cement Works (022) 913 1921 M

Bay Brick (035) 792 5218 P

Beta Tiles002 634 292 530300 263 433 3422

T

Boland Concrete (021) 875 5365 M

Bosun Brick Brits (012) 250 1711 P

Bosun Brick Midrand (011) 310 1176 P

BrickcastGroup (031) 507 5525 MPR

Brickbuild T/A Panda (00267) 244 2107/8 MP/P

Cape Brick (021) 511 2006 T

CEL Paving Products (021) 905 5998 MPR

Cast Industries (011) 316 2375 P

Concrete Units (021) 386 1923 PI

Conframat 0861 33 5599 P

Corobrik (031) 560 3111 PR

Deranco Blocks/Paving/Precast (041) 463 3338 MR/P/s

EagleRoofTiles (044) 874 0290 T

Echo Prestess PTY LTD(011) 589 8800(011) 599 8899

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Inca Concrete Products PTY LTD (021) 904 1620 MP

Inca Masonary Products (043) 745 1215 MPRT

Infraset(JHB) (011) 876 5100 PI

Infraset (PTA) (012) 652 0000 MPR

Infraset (Durban) (031) 569 6900 PR

Kwena Concrete Products (00267) 392 2850 MP

Klapmuts Concrete &CapeRetaining

(021) 875 5151 P

Rocla(Botswana) (00267) 393 2850 PI

Lategans Cement Works (021) 873 1154 M

MarleyRoofing(Olifantsfontein) (011) 316 2121 T

MarleyRoofing(Tongaat) (032) 944 4155 T

MarleyRoofing(Bronkhorstspruit)) (013) 933 3351 T

Mobicast Mossel Bay PTY LTD (044) 874 2268 P

MVA Bricks (012) 386 0050 P

MonierRoofingSouthAfrica(H.O) (011) 222 7313 T

MonierRoofing(Vereeniging) (016) 430 8000 T

MonierRoofing(Bloemfontein) (087) 741 3000 T

coMpAny nAMe telephone product

MonierRoofing(Brits) (012) 250 2218 T

MonierRoofing(Brits) (012) 250 2964 T

MonierRoofing(George) (044) 878 1324 T

MonierRoofing(Bloemfontein) (087) 741 3087 T

MonierRoofing(Durban,North) (031) 565 1312 T

MonierRoofing(EastLondon) (043) 743 2189 T

ReyapeleBricksLtd (016) 363 0340 P

ReMaconProducts (011) 393 5504 R

Rocla (011) 670 7600 PI

Salberg Concrete products (011) 357 7600 PI

Southern Pipeline Contractors (011) 914 8500 PI

Shukuma Flooring System (041) 372 1933 S

Stanger Brik and Tile (032) 457 0237 MP

Stone Age Concepts (012) 802 1496 P

Technicrete(JHB,H.O) (011) 674 6900 MPRT

Technicrete(WhiteRiver) (013) 750 0327 MPRT

Technicrete (Witbank) (013) 696 1153 MPRT

Technicrete (Welkom) (057) 391 4200 MPRT

Technicrete(JHB) (011) 372 8512 MPRT

Topfloor (021) 951 7700 S

Vanstone Precast Pty Ltd (012) 541 2056 PR

Westend Cement Bricks (011) 851 1098 M

Revelstone (086) 117 9734 RS

WesternGraniteBricks (021) 904 1620 M

Decorative Stone Masonry (DSM) (011) 964 2995 MR

A sso c i Ate MeMbers

coMpAny nAMe telephone

ARQConsulltingEngineers (012) 348 6668

Pipes CC (012) 644 0043

Sekhukhune and Associates (012) 346 2017

SNA Civil and Structural Engineers (012) 842 0000

Terraforce PTY LTD (012) 456 1907

ILFA Africa Engineers PTY LTD (012) 362 1473

Young and Satharia (031) 207 7252

Modular Innovative Building Technologies (011) 695 4800

JCPaving (011) 431 0727

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Afrisam South Africa PTY LTD (011) 670 5500

Afrisam South Africa PTY LTD (011) 767 7228

Lafarge (011) 657 1129

Natal Portland Cement Co (031) 450 4400

Natal Portland Cement Co (031) 450 4412

PPCCementPtyLtd(JHB) (011) 626 3150

PPCCementPtyLtd(JHB,H.O) (011) 386 9105

PPC Cement Pty Ltd (Cape Town) (021) 550 2106

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contrActor MeMberscoMpAny nAMe telephone

Cape Walls CC (021) 856 3745

DecortonRetainingSystems (021) 875 5155

FrictionRet.StructuresPTyLTD (011) 608 4321

GalaxyPavingCC (011) 815 1175

Kalobe Construction (011) 781 3814

MondoPavingandRetainingWalls (011) 708 0800

PYW Paving CC (031) 903 1736

RoadstoneCivil&Paving (011) 683 7080

SAPavingGautengCC (011) 483 1350

Valcal International (011) 867 2471


Abel Equipment (044) 874 1876

AshResourcesPTyLTD (011) 657 2300/2320

Birkenmayer PTY LTD (011) 970 3880

BASF Construction Chemicals South Africa, PTY, LTD

(011) 203 2400

C&CI (011) 315 0300

Cape Wall CC (021) 856 3745

Chryso Southern Africa PTY LTD (011) 395 9700

Dick King Supplies PTY LTD (011) 499 9400

Kaytech (031) 717 2300

Kobra Moulds BV 00 31 113 562 460

Manitou SA PTY LTD (011) 975 7770

Mapei SA PTY LTD (011) 552 8476

Pan Mixers Pty LTD (011) 397 3754

RampfFormenGmbl 0049 7391 505 0148

Sika South Africa PTY LTD (031) 792 6500

Soillab PTY LTD (021) 988 7410

Smartstone PTY LTD (011) 310 1161

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