Sunday 24 January 2016

Landscapes

New house, Waterval Estate, Johennesburg, 1972
This first of our three family houses in Johannesburg featured floor-to-ceiling window and door openings throughout. No lintels, no sills; therefore the walls never cracked. The roof design was similar to an aircraft wing: it was slim, lightweight and self-supportedly spanned all openings.

New house, Waterval Estate, Johennesburg, 1972

Landscape for existing house, Highlands North, Johannesburg, 1958-1968
Developed in stages.

Courtyard landscape for new house, Duxberry, Sandton, 1974
House and landscape designed in 1972

Townhouse landscape, Morningside, Sandton, 1978

Driveway landscape, Benmore Gardens, Sandton, 1983



This third of our three family houses in Johannesburg featured floor-to-ceiling window and door openings throughout. No lintels, no sills; therefore the walls never cracked. The roof design was similar to an aircraft wing: it was slim, lightweight and self-supportedly spanned all openings.

Driveway landscape, Benmore Gardens, Sandton, 1983

New house landscape, Benmore Gardens, Sandton, 1983-2000

New house landscape, Benmore Gardens, Sandton, 1983-2000

New house landscape, Benmore Gardens, Sandton, 1983-2000

New house landscape, Benmore Gardens, Sandton, 1983-2000

New house landscape, Benmore Gardens, Sandton, 1983-2000

New house landscape, Benmore Gardens, Sandton, 1983-2000

New house landscape, Benmore Gardens, Sandton, 1983-2000

Apartment landscape, Wynberg, Cape Town, 2001-2010

Apartment landscape, Wynberg, Cape Town, 2001-2010

Apartment landscape, Wynberg, Cape Town, 2001-2010

Apartment landscape, Wynberg, Cape Town, 2001-2010

Apartment landscape, Wynberg, Cape Town, 2001-2010
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