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The latest Professions & Projects Register can bew viewed here: http://www.profreg.co.za/  

SACAP ADVISES THAT THE ANNUAL PROFESSIONAL FEES GUIDELINE AND FRAMEWORK INCLUDING GUIDELINES FOR REIMBURSEMENT OF EXPENSES IS FOR PUBLIC COMMENT ONLY and NOT FOR IMPLEMENTATION….an ERRATUM Board Notice WILL BE PUBLISHED AFTER THE CLOSING DATE FOR COMMENT WHICH IS 30 APRIL 2014 SACAP hereby requests public comment for the Annual Professional Fees Guideline and Framework […]

Students from the University of Cape Town and Cape Peninsula University of Technology’s Departments of Architecture will be showcasing their projects as part of the last First Thursdays of 2014. Come and join us as we take a look at the work of our future architects at 71 Hout Street.   Ends_

  In the pastelled diagrams, the meandering waterways that converge at the north-western edge of the Cape Flats achieve an almost pastoral aspect, more countryside than city fringe. Read more here

  Changes to the V&A Waterfront’s Clock Tower precinct to allow for elevated buildings and rooftop public spaces has been approved by the City of Cape Town’s mayoral committee, despite concerns that taller structures could overshadow the historic grain silo building. Read more here  

For some developers the word “heritage” may raise a warning flag, but for others keen to be part of the history and vibrancy of Cape Town’s central city, it is increasingly becoming an attraction. More than R200 million is about to be invested in two new developments in the central city that will not only respect the […]

Nicola Irving along with Urban Forum Cape Town today voiced their opinion in the Cape Times on the current urban and housing crisis that the City of Cape Town is facing. The letter was prompted by what they consider to be a narrow public response by Cape Towns Mayco Members, read more about it and […]