On Friday, 31 October, Garden Cities NPC (RF) hosted its “Beyond the Green Guides” Workshop at the Northridge Coastal Estate Community Facility — a proudly 4-star Sustainable Precinct. The session, facilitated by Icologie, brought together key professionals from across the built environment value chain, including consultants, architects, contractors, and suppliers.
The Service Excellence Awards (SEA) is an annual intervention within the Western Cape Government (WCG) which promotes a people centric culture, entrenches professionalism, as well as recognises and rewards excellence.
Kennersley Close is a Group Housing complex in Garden Cities’ prime northern suburb, Pinehurst, comprising 24 two and three-bedroom homes with two bathrooms and a
Of the 82 homes at Stonecutters, a total of 32 three-bedroom freestanding houses have been sold, with two of the two-bedroom houses still available at R2.798 million each. These houses have a floor area of 83.95m2, with a double garage of 34.82m2. The plot size is 246m2.
As the bonded housing sector of Greenville Garden City expands with the sell-out of the initial 16 opportunities in the suburb, another 16 houses have been released for sale.
On 23 July 2024 the local team working on the eastern tributary of the
Mosselbank River noted Flamingos on the river. Since the inception of the
rehabilitation project in 2017, this was the first time that these beautiful birds
had been observed at the seasonal valley-bottom wetlands.
Designed to incorporate elements of marine life, the park boasts a magnificent wooden jungle gym sailing ship and an adjacent lookout tower.
The first parks at Northridge Coastal Estate have been completed and are delighting the residents with their innovative designs and features. The parks are created as a Green Star Sustainable Precinct credit for livability, and emphasize that a sustainable community should be diverse, affordable, inclusive and healthy.
The kindness of a small group of Pinehurst residents has resulted in a humane outcome for an impending feral cat problem.
A 690 metre section of ‘Green’ kerbs and channels for an ensuing servicing project at Garden Cities’ prime west coast suburb, Sunningdale, incorporates 1.63 tonnes of waste plastic converted into a high-performance aggregate which was added to the concrete mix.
