What we do

Our Expertise

Facades

At Sutherland, our expert facade engineering services focus on the intricate balance between architectural aesthetics and performance. With a keen eye on thermal comfort and occupant well-being, we ensure that our facade solutions meet the highest standards. Facades often constitute a considerable portion of a building’s expenses, accounting for up to 15%. Therefore, the financial impact of facade performance is significant, affecting the building’s overall lifetime cost. Our meticulous approach to selecting facade performance strategies during the design phase is essential for ensuring the long-term financial sustainability of your project.

Since its inception in 2015, Sutherland Facades has designed and delivered a substantial portfolio of iconic buildings across Southern, Western and Eastern Africa.

CTICC Extension East

CTICC – East Extension

Two tunnels were also constructed below busy roads – one for back of house use, and one for access to the parking basement. Both tunnels had to negotiate existing 132kV cables, and the one table had to be constructed below a large culvert below Heerengracht Street. Innovative solutions were needed for both.

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Oceans Mixed-Use Development

The Oceans Umhlanga mix-use development consist of 3 high-rise towers, high end retail centre, 4 level deep semi-basement, and multi-storey parking structure, that stretchers across a 44,500m² site in the heart of Umhlanga, Durban.

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Rosebank Link

Fifteen storey building featuring two basement parking levels, a pedestrian walkway with ground floor retail space, five parkade levels and eight levels of rentable office space.

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One Africa Place

One Africa Place, with its double-glazed solar-efficient windows, is visually distinctive and designed for maximum efficiency and comfort.

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35 Lower Long Street

This mixed-use building curtain wall features high-performance double glazing, with the vision panels and the curtain wall units being amongst the largest ever produced in South Africa.

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