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  • Adamastor, Spirit of the Cape of Storms 
    Ferreira, O.J.O. (Ockert Jacobus Olivier), 1940-; Fisher, Roger C.; Botes, D.P.M.; Peres, Edna; Picard-Boswel, Giulia; Von Reiche, C.E.F.; Van Aswegen, Henning; Le Roux, S.W. (Schalk Willem); Botes, Nico (2008-10-31)
    An electronic version of the book published in parallel English, Portuguese and Afrikaans text in a limited edition of 100 copies. It discusses the mythical character, Adamastor, as depicted in the 16th century Portuguese ...
  • Adams & Adams Attorneys (Artlantis 3D model 1) 
    Meyer, Dylan; Van Aswegen, Henning (2010-01-13)
    Built on Hatfield Square, Pretoria, the building facade is predominantly brick and plaster work detail. Adams & Adams Attorneys occupies the office space, leaving the ground floor to provide retail space.
  • Adams & Adams Attorneys (Artlantis 3D model 2) 
    Meyer, Dylan; Van Aswegen, Henning (2010-01-13)
    Built on Hatfield Square, Pretoria, the building facade is predominantly brick and plaster work detail. Adams & Adams Attorneys occupies the office space, leaving the ground floor to provide retail space.
  • Adams & Adams Attorneys (Artlantis virtual model 1) 
    Meyer, Dylan; Van Aswegen, Henning (2010-01-13)
    Built on Hatfield Square, Pretoria, the building facade is predominantly brick and plaster work detail. Adams & Adams Attorneys occupies the office space, leaving the ground floor to provide retail space.
  • Adams & Adams Attorneys (Artlantis virtual model 2) 
    Meyer, Dylan; Van Aswegen, Henning (2010-01-13)
    Built on Hatfield Square, Pretoria, the building facade is predominantly brick and plaster work detail. Adams & Adams Attorneys occupies the office space, leaving the ground floor to provide retail space.
  • Adams & Adams Attorneys (photos) 
    Meyer, Dylan; Van Aswegen, Henning (2010-01-13)
    Built on Hatfield Square, Pretoria, the building facade is predominantly brick and plaster work detail. Adams & Adams Attorneys occupies the office space, leaving the ground floor to provide retail space.
  • Adams & Adams Attorneys (poster) 
    Meyer, Dylan; Van Aswegen, Henning (2010-01-13)
    Built on Hatfield Square, Pretoria, the building facade is predominantly brick and plaster work detail. Adams & Adams Attorneys occupies the office space, leaving the ground floor to provide retail space.
  • Adams & Adams Attorneys (SketchUp 3D model) 
    Meyer, Dylan; Van Aswegen, Henning (2010-01-13)
    Built on Hatfield Square, Pretoria, the building facade is predominantly brick and plaster work detail. Adams & Adams Attorneys occupies the office space, leaving the ground floor to provide retail space.
  • Adams & Adams Attorneys (SketchUp virtual model) 
    Meyer, Dylan; Van Aswegen, Henning (2010-01-13)
    Built on Hatfield Square, Pretoria, the building facade is predominantly brick and plaster work detail. Adams & Adams Attorneys occupies the office space, leaving the ground floor to provide retail space.
  • Adaptable residential architecture in South Africa : exploring the possibilities of technological and cultural transfer in partnership with small-scale, local industries in Mamelodi, Pretoria 
    Osman, Amira (2006-07-03)
    This paper explores the possibility of increasing adaptability in low- and medium- cost residential buildings in South Africa. The suitability of the concept to this particular context will be tackled in terms of existing ...
  • Adaptation of redundant churches to alternative uses in the Italian context 
    Frattari, A.; Albatici, R.; IAHS World Congress on Housing (33rd : 2005 : Pretoria, South Africa) (IAHS, 2005-09)
    Paper presented at the XXXIII IAHS World Congress on Housing, 27-30 September 2005,"Transforming Housing Environments through Design", University of Pretoria.
  • Adaptive [re]use : an investigation into the adaption of an existing building for various programmed scenarios at 116 Paul Kruger Street in the Pretoria City Centre 
    Moolman, Samantha (University of Pretoria, 2010)
    Adaptiveve [re]use is a process that makes use of the principles of [re]duce, [re]use and [re]cycle, often giving products an extended lifespan not initially associated with the original function. Environmentally adaptive ...
  • Adaptive reuse of the Agrivaal Building 
    Samimi, Neda (University of Pretoria, 2011)
    This project stemmed from the idea of abandoned buildings prevalent in the City of Pretoria. It also responds to the increasing eff ect of environmental damage becoming evident worldwide. As part of the solution, this ...
  • Adderley street, Cape Town 
    Unknown (2009-08-11)
  • Additions to existing residence for Mr AR Glen 
    Eaton, Norman, 1902-1966 (2009-03-05)
    Additions to existing residence for Mr. A.R.Glen, erf 259, Waterkloof, Pretoria. New bathroom, bedroom, brickpaving. Layout,detailed paving plan and section. See also 07567.
  • Additions to House Curlewis in Waterkloof, Pretoria 
    Eaton, Norman, 1902-1966 (2009-03-09)
    Proposed addition to existing house in erven 814 &815, Waterkloof for Advocate Ivan Curlewis. Attic room, steps and gallery.Detailed material allocation. See also 07566.
  • Additions to House Greenwood, Pretoria 
    Eaton, Norman, 1902-1966 (2009-03-11)
    Greenwood House: 1. Copy of plan, coloured in with extension. 2. Loose piece of paper with extension of guesthouse dated 9.1.51. See also 07732
  • Additions to House H.B. Grant-Mackenzie 
    Eaton, Norman, 1902-1966 (2009-02-16)
    Drawings for proposed alterations and additions the house of H.B. Grant-Mackenzie; 77 Milner Street, Waterkloof, Pretoria.
  • Additions to House Stoker, Muckleneuk, Pretoria 
    Eaton, Norman, 1902-1966 (2009-03-11)
    Additions to an existing house with flat concrete roof, circular windows on western facade and half-round staircase. Eaton made a note that the drawings were made from a model. Additions for Mr. P. Stoker: front & east ...
  • Additions to Nerina Residence (photos) 
    Cronje, Marie; Van Aswegen, Henning (2009-11-25)
    Built in 1921, this building initially belonged to the Loreto Convent School which was officially opened in 1924. In the 1940s the building was upgraded to a double-storey structure and a right wing was added. The University ...