This work explores notions of power and identity expressed in the Union Buildings This will be investigated in terms of the political initiation allowing for a new image within changing cultural beliefs. The proposed programme opens a new collective memory; one which represents unity amongst all people in South Africa.

The Wivine towers are a mixed income high-rise proposal for the area of Warwick Junction in Durban known as a hub for multiculturalism and diversity. The proposal uses Architecture as a platform to express the values of diversity as a potential key to African identity and authenticity for future generations.

CNAD, National Center for Crafts and Design. A renewed vision on the art of design, crafts and culture in the city of Mindelo. A simple structure in reinforced concrete and glass with a double ventilated façade, realized through the fixation in a light metallic structure of recycled metal barrels caps.

With urbanisation comes changes in cityscapes that have affected open city spaces creating challenges particularly in left over and abandoned space. AVUCITYSPACE explores how architecture through a rethinking of urban design can enhance city character, transforming challenges into opportunities and initiate policy formulation regarding [public] spaces around and within developments.

A Monolith; the concretization of a crafted public space, in an area of leftover. An artisenal public architecture that exploit the landscape and try to help an economically affected community, where rituals define space and where education will rise through the act of making, experiencing, imitating and reconnecting to materiality.

South Africa has a very serious shortage of Suitable housing for students.This Project termed "Student Container city" was conceptualized on a "find a need, fill a need scenario", and put out into the public realm to attract a Government or Public institution who share our concerns in this field.

The concept for the Forest Village Housing Development is based on the common typological narrative of place-making, brought home to ‘local neighbourhoods, my court, our street’. The idea is to create a diverse range of safe recreational spaces overlooked by the community.

The safeguard plan of Catambor is to rehabilitate spaces and to revitalize sociocultural values. It is important to reflect deeply on the articulation between these aspects and the socio-spatial dynamics of the urban space where it is inserted in order to highlight the contrast between global and local urbanities.

Starting from the idea that architecture can not exist without a program, without purpose and much less without constraints of the place so that it does not become a mere object of construction without poetics and dialogue with the landscape, we try to show a typical Angolan social house.