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During 2022, Safal Steel has proudly been the sole supplier to the much-publicised Pick n Pay Eastport distribution centre (DC), a huge building situated in the Eastport Eastport Logistics Park, a development by Fortress REIT.
It is here that a recently completed private home demonstrates the versatility of Safal Steel’s legendary aluminium/zinc (AZ) coated steel roofing technology and the prowess of the brand.
The R 290-m (so-valued in 2017) Table Bay Mall is an outstanding example of the use of Zincal® AZ200, specified to meet the environmental challenges posed by an aggressive coastal climate.
Design architect, Francois Du Toit was expertly backed by Safintra and Safal Steel and together they worked tirelessly to ensure that the bespoke aesthetic was achieved at a mega scale industrial park for logistics giant, DSV.
Located in Centurion, Gauteng, Goldwagen’s new state-of-the-art distribution warehouse supports the company’s 100 franchised outlets, supplying cost-effective, high-quality automotive parts to the aftermarket spares industry across Southern Africa.
For the new Aquelle (trademark aQuellé) bottling plant completed late in 2020, the client required a modern aesthetic so that the building did not look like a factory, says the project architect, Philip Thornhill
Ries Shaw Architects were commissioned to provide a Distribution Warehouse of 25 000 m2 with an office building of 3 000 m2 on a sloping site alongside the N3 Freeway on Cato Ridge
The new campus showcases the very latest in education space design, which has been crafted with a learner-centric approach in which student needs and aspirations have been taken into account throughout the design process.
A flagship Balwin Properties development, The Blyde, officially opened during 2018 in Pretoria on Copperleaf Estate and is ongoing with up to three phases of multi-unit residential housing being envisaged. Rated as a R4.2 billion development at the time, the project featured the first clear-water lagoon in sub-Saharan Africa.
