34th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards Regional Winner: University of the Witwatersrand
general34th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards Regional Winner: University of the Witwatersrand
34th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards Regional Winner: University of the Witwatersrand
34th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards Regional Winner: University of Johannesburg
34th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards Regional Winner: Tshwane University of Technology
34th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards Regional Winner: Nelson Mandela University
34th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards Regional Winner: University of the Free State
Constructing a brick quilt for Wits University residence
Corobrik makes strategic executive appointments for future growth
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Corobrik Landscape Architecture Award celebrates ideas on transformative water use
Annemie Vermeulen from the University of Pretoria wins the 33rd annual Corobrik Regional Architecture Award
The legacy of design is celebrated through Corobrik Regional Architecture Award
Corobrik recognises world class architectural talent at the University of Cape Town
University of the Witwatersrand graduates create a legacy through the 33rd annual Corobrik Regional Architecture Award
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Corobrik’s pavers add to the visual dynamic of new Javett Art Centre at the University of Pretoria
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Corobrik-sponsored classrooms welcomed by Moriting Primary School
Corobrik Celebrates Opening of Upper Tongaat Community Multipurpose Centre on Mandela Day
Balwin-sponsored bricklayers praised for successful completion of Corobrik training course
Corobrik’s Burgundy pavers create vibrant design at Elaleni Coastal Forest Estate
NINTH DIAMOND AWARD CELEBRATES COROBRIK’S COMMITMENT TO FUTURE INVESTMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA
SAOTA announced as winners of the 2019 Architectural Futsal League, co-sponsored by Corobrik
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Destroyed church to be rebuilt with Corobrik’s ECR ‘Big Favour’ brick donation
Nelson Mandela University’s Riaan Huiskens wins Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Award
Corobrik celebrates progress at new R801 million brick factory at Driefontein
A R40 000 prize for your most loved Corobrik boundary wall!
Boundary Park office block captivates with the contemporary Corobrik Black Brick façade
University of Pretoria student’s winning architectural thesis revitalises an industrial heritage through regenerative layering.
Corobrik’s pavers add vibrant colour to iconic Loftus Park development
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Anthony Whitaker of UCT wins Corobrik Architectural Student regional Award
Melodic sounds impress audience of Corobrik-sponsored Orchestra from Scratch
Corobrik recognises the architects of the future
Old boy brings new life to Joburg school buildings using Corobrik’s quality face bricks
Elao Martin wins University of Johannesburg Corobrik regional architecture award with a clay brickmaking thesis
Corobrik invests in the future
Corobrik face bricks and pavers used to increase learning space for primary school children
Sustainability in building design has won Shuaib Bayat of the University of KwaZulu-Natal a place at 32nd Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards
Corobrik-sponsored SETA graduates ready to tackle next qualification
Samuel Pellissier of University of Free State’s travels inspire the winning Corobrik architectural regional award
Exquisite new pieces on display at The Corobrik National Ceramics Biennale
Innovative Use of Face Brick Creates New Identity for University Residence
Corobrik officially opens the doors of its new Springs Centre
Enchanting sounds hit the right note in Corobrik-sponsored amateur orchestra
Corobrik pavers and face bricks bring warmth to renovated Boksburg Lake
Corobrik’s face brick takes flight at Busamed Bram Fischer International Airport Hospital
Innovative designs emanate from Corobrik-sponsored Creative Bricklaying Workshop
Women in Architecture go ‘Beyond the Binary’
Corobrik’s striking new paving selection
Corobrik keeps up with the times with BIM
Corobrik face bricks add to affordable education sector with opening of new Sky City School in Watervalspruit
Corobrik shows ubuntu spirit with latest donation to KwaMashu Christian Care Society
Corobrik’s CoroJem Classic Blend Travertine face brick proves the right choice for affordable housing development
Corobrik presents its product qualities of Geolok and Terraforce Concrete Retaining Blocks
COROBRIK HELPS MAKE HISTORY AT THE NEW UMKHUMBANE MUSEUM
EIGHTH DIAMOND AWARD REFLECTS COROBRIK’S CONTINUED EXCELLENCE
Corobrik sponsors masterclass which demonstrates a vision of an accessible, safe and thriving city
COROBRIK CONTINUES TO LEAD THE WAY IN SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES
Corobrik employees undergo a training programme to improve customer experience
Renée Minnaar from the University of Pretoria wins the 31st Corobrik Architectural Awards
Corobrik partners with local retailers to increase delivery to outlying areas
A superb line up of finalists for Corobrik ’s thirty-first year of sponsorship of the Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Award
Westbury Clinic’s healthy design nets international award
Fire-resistant Landscape Architecture dissertation earns UCT student top Corobrik Award
Corobrik Conference rewards top employees for driving sales and production
Margeaux Adams puts her name on the architectural map
Sustainability in building design has won Renée Minnaar of the University of Pretoria a place at 31st Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards
Corobrik’s Graphite pavers add to the modern Menlyn Learning Hub
Innovation and an appreciation of South Africa’s cultural diversity stand out in The University of the Free State, Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards
Corobrik’s clay face brick chosen for superior thermal efficiency
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Corobrik’s latest product range at the KZN Construction Expo 2018
Sustainable construction is integral to superior design at 31st Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards
Double curving face brick wall in newly-constructed Constantia school hall is a first for South Africa
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COROBRIK SPONSOR THEIR 31st ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT OF THE YEAR COMPETITION
Award winning young architects pave the way to the future
31st Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Award steps into the future
Corobrik’s face bricks add complexity and appeal to captivating Pretoria home
The Devland Social Housing Development used durable clay face bricks manufactured by Corobrik
Corobrik donates face bricks for construction of school kitchen
Corobrik opens modern Nelspruit Centre
Corobrik’s clay pavers create inspired walkways in Kliptown Public Environment Upgrade
COROBRIK ADDS VALUE TO THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING MARKET
Striking red Corobrik face brick creates inspired design in new Century City development
Corobrik’s bricklayer training programme empowers youth
Facebrick makes for healthy living at the University of Zululand
Corobrik chairman, Peter du Trevou, joined performers at 2017 BHCA 1820s amateur orchestra.
Western Cape Government’s newest office building constructed with Corobrik face brick on track for 5-Star Green Star SA as-built rating
Corobrik wins ‘Large Manufacturing’ category at KZN Top Business Awards
SANparks employees upskilled with paving training
Corobrik’s face brick meets sustainable needs of modern development
Corobrik products enhance Nelspruit’s Riverside Office Park development
Inspirational learning centre constructed using Corobrik’s face brick.
Corobrik welcomes new deputy managing director as part of growth plan
Urban greenery initiative takes top prize in Corobrik’s Most Innovative Final Year Landscape Architecture Award
Swellendam community upskilled through Corobrik bricklaying programme
Clay brick construction – supporting the green building imperative
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Jean-Pierre Desvaux De Marigny from the University of KwaZulu-Natal wins the 30th Corobrik Architectural Awards
Corobrik face brick creates inspirational 01 on Mutual inner city building
Katherine Dewar’s focus on innovation and an appreciation of South Africa’s cultural diversity has won her a place in the 30th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards
BRUTALLY BRILLIANT!
Innovation blends with sustainability, social awareness and technical excellence in 30th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards
Learnership programme enriches the life of disabled people
Corobrik contributes to Inner City rejuvenation
Corobrik face brick creates homely Centurion retirement village
Creative use of Corobrik’s product enhances Vredenburg high school
Darren Sampson’s innovation and technical skill resulted in his award at the University of Johannesburg regional event
Corobrik face bricks combine to create attractive housing development
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Lana Bramley wins the University of the Free State regional Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards
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Corobrik’s face brick creates neat, uncomplicated look for 01 on Lunar development
Mario van Wyk to represent Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University at the 30th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year event
Corobrik’s face bricks and pavers enhance the green aspects of Menlyn Maine Central Square
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Ethekwini Municipality and Corobrik host a graduation ceremony
Corobrik’s quality product used for Pietermaritzburg social housing project
Corobrik helps cycling team.
Ubuntu Community Chest and Corobrik have a twenty-year relationship.
Corobrik train landscape technology students.
Face bricks laid upright represent the members of the Affies choir at the new music centre.
Exceptional architectural design recognised by the SA Institute for Architecture.
“What do you want, brick?” ….this is a question which has gained legendary status within architectural circles
Corobrik help people obtain bricklaying skills.
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Corobrik 3D Visualiser to assist architects and specifiers
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The new Royal School Alberton defined by brick
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Corobrik train landscape students in the process of hard landscaping.
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Architectural student proposes Delft in the Western Cape the site for FET college to reinforce town high street and facility diversity.
Firelight satin facebricks enhance iconic Tshwane building.
A board game that shows just how various measures that fall within “tactical urbanism” can address spatial inequality
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A new use for the Johannesburg Observatory site.
An environmental research facility in KwaZulu-Natal to address threatened natural resources
An environmental research facility for the Karoo’s fossil heritage.
Freedom of expression is Nilene van Niekerk’s passion.
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A water purification infrastructure for the hazardously polluted River Ganga in India
A thesis that addresses social, economic and environmental issues that exist within the industrial landscape.
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The University of Pretoria student received first prize with her thesis entitled Machinarium: Architecture as a living machine at the prestigious annual event held on 9 April 2014.
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Innovative thinking is the mark of a fine architect and it will take innovation to meet the architectural challenges of the future. The many aspects which make up fine design include the principles of sustainability, appropriate built cost and attractive lifecycle costs, technical skill and an appreciation of the social context of a structure in its community. However, it is creative flair that sets great architects above their peers as they strive to make exceptional and meaningful contributions to South Africa’s diverse and multi-cultural landscape.
This was evident in the run-up to the 30th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year Awards, according to Dirk Meyer, managing director of Corobrik.
The competition has been held annually for the past 29 years to reward and advance excellence in the profession nationwide. It starts with regional rounds at eight major universities throughout South Africa. Then, the overall national winner from among the regional finalists is named and presented with a cheque for R50 000 at the 30th Architectural Student of the Year Awards function in Johannesburg in May 2017.
Allin Dangers, Corobrik Director of Sales KZN & Eastern Cape presented the awards to the winning students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in Durban. Jean-Pierre Desvaux De Marigny was named the regional winner of R8 500, Frans Marx won second prize of R6 500, while Jean Paul D’Ahl received the third prize of R4 500. A R4 500 prize for the best use of clay masonry was also presented to Michael Blumrick.
Jean-Pierre Desvaux De Marigny’s thesis entitled ‘Design for [bio] diversity’ explores the potential of architecture for ecological conservation, proposing an environmental awareness and water research facility in the context of Springfield industrial park/ uMgeni River catchment area, Durban.
Research revealed that human existence relies heavily on biodiverse ecosystems to survive, however as population increases, urbanisation and industrialisation occurs, resulting in natural areas often being exploited and degraded, most critically affecting the earth's fresh water systems.
De Marigny’s proposed architectural solution aims to draw an analogy between the machine-dominated environment of the Springfield industrial park and the natural ecosystems found within the uMgeni river. This was achieved through the concept of viewing architecture as similar to that of a mechanical prosthetic device, so that the architecture (industrial machine) could begin to act as rather a natural life support system in the context in which it exists (ecology).
Attaching to an existing 440m long pedestrian walkway bridge spanning the width of the river the facility hosts minimal ecological footprint, in addition to providing direct access to the water body to ecologically filter both surface (plastics, rubbers, geo-polymers) and subsurface (human, industrial, agricultural) water pollutants that are accumulated as the watercourse passes through habited areas before reaching Durban’s coastline.
As a result, both the technological and ecological solutions used allows the architecture to act as a positive hybrid energy contributor, provide space for rehabilitation processes and is able to consistently produce and provide the public, tourists and researchers with fresh fish, vegetables, plants, seeds, flowers, biogas, fertilisers and clean water, who then have the option to relax and enjoy an organic meal, while overlooking the river, or take part in the various educational, ecotourism and research programs facilitated on site.
Frans Marx’s thesis explores alternative residential care facilities for the intermediate elder. With a growing African population over 65 who have limited education and are often employed in the informal trade market this community are sole breadwinners, working well past their retirement age, making use Government Grants to support multi-generational/extended households.
Marx’s design was to “rethink” care facilities to accommodate low income elderly with extended families and secondly, to re-imagine the experience of living in a care facility in Warwick Triangle.
Jean Paul D’Ahl’s entry is ‘The role of the built environment in the conservation of natural eco-systems, a centre for biodiversity preservation on the banks of the uMgeni River, just below the Inanda Dam in Molweni.
Michael Blumrick explored the adaptive reuse of ‘problem buildings’ towards a multi-use building for urban regeneration in Durban. The inner city of Durban has problem buildings and Blumrick’s thesis details how the buildings can be adapted to offer a positive contribution and reduce the current housing delivery crisis. Sited in Gooram Street, the abandoned parking garage, owned by the province has the potential to be adapted into a mixed-use building. Blumrick said, “The use of clay brick was evident as a major component of the existing building. The aim was to sustainably reuse this brick in the alteration, reaping the benefit of its embodied energy, as well as setting the aesthetic for new components. Brick is affordable, durable and has great thermal and acoustic properties. Un-rendered clay brick has a rawness and honesty that adds a dynamic dimension, simply by utilising it in its natural and original form.”
“The right choice of materials plays a key role in the architectural process, particularly when one considers the sustainability imperative”, said Dangers.
“Clay brick is a fine example of a sustainable building material which offers a myriad of benefits, whilst adding distinctive aesthetic and textural appeal and the ability to meet unique challenges in design and construction. Brick in application can accommodate virtually any shape or form.”
“From an economic point of view, clay brick requires minimal maintenance and provides thermal efficiency which contributes to improved indoor comfort in all temperatures and lower energy costs throughout the life of a building,” Dangers said. “This translates into the lowest lifecycle costs for buildings and ensures that the first cost is essentially the last cost.”
“Student architects over the decades have discovered that clay brick is a quality building product with a natural propensity to express the craft of architecture in beautiful and memorable ways as they begin a career that will enable them to enhance the built environment of South Africa into the future.”
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Pictured at the University of KwaZulu-Natal for the Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year regional awards are from left to right Lawrence Ogunsanya, Head of the Department of Architecture at UKZN, Juan Solis-Arias, Second Year Master Coordinator and Lecturer in Architecture at the School of Built Environment and Development Studies UKZN. Also Allin Dangers Director of Sales, KZN & Eastern Cape, winner Jean-Pierre Desvaux De Marginy, Ruben Reddy Architect and president of the KZN Institute for Architectecture and Kevin Bingham president of SA Institute of Architects