Deutsche Internationale Schule Johannesburg (DSJ) is the third Gauteng school to choose Teva for their renovations. Unfortunately, a previous service provider closed their business in the early stages of work on the school. DSJ needed a trustworthy supplier of uPVC...

The silly season seems to start a little earlier every year. End of year parties, farewells and school concerts compete with spring sales, night markets and all day braais. It’s silly season for crime too. You may be concerned about the safety and security of your...

Adventurers and professionals migrate to the City of Gold to take advantage of the career opportunities available. The wealth and experiences they find can be somewhat soured by the pressures of high density living. People are often forced into tiny apartments in high...

Climate change is in the news daily across the globe. People are starting to consider the environmental impact of their new homes more seriously. Sustainable options like solar geysers, grey water systems and double glazing are more and more popular. The government...

More and more green technologies have come to the fore to reduce consumption and increase sustainability, particularly in construction. Newer materials and technologies rely on savvy clients to help them prove their incredible benefits. One young couple challenged...

The CEO of an international company specialising in new technologies applied his research skills to great effect in the design of his home in the luxurious Waterfall Estate. He combined wood, stone, linens and wallpapers to create a sensual feast of textures. Ample...

Dark elements are often key to modern architectural design, perfectly enhancing bold, modern lines and solid, industrial materials. However, dark colours are notoriously difficult for

The industrial sector is a major driver of the world economy and many a mogul has made his fortune off of manufactured goods. The glamour of old-world industrialists exists side by side with the inspirational quality of modern innovators. However, factories remain...