WeVisit Episode 5: Authentic, contextual and earthy  All of Architecture; Producer: Ruan Erasmus; Cinematographer: Jan Du Plessis;
Assistants: Corien Botha, Ethan Schneigansz, Victor Mokaba; Production: Hello Palewood; Photography: Anita Janeke; Editor: Shruti Mutalikdesai

Welcome to Veld Architects

We are a modern architectural design firm in South Africa that specialises in Luxury residential and commercial buildings, across the country and internationally.

Our goal: To design buildings that not only bring endless joy but also have a cohesive relationship with nature. We do this by applying sustainable (eco-friendly), regenerative, and neuro-architecture disciplines.

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An Architect's Musings

Architecture is constantly evolving and influenced by technology, science and of course, you! As we delve deeper into the principles (both new and old), which innovate the way we design and create, we share our findings in our blog.

A triptych of images showcasing the intersection of architecture and craft. The first image captures hands carefully dipping handmade ceramic pieces into water, symbolizing traditional craftsmanship. The second image highlights a geometric wooden ceiling under construction, blending artisanal detail with modern architectural design. The third image depicts a person walking through a minimalist concrete corridor with floor-to-ceiling windows, illustrating the harmony between human presence, materiality, and space.
Architects Blog

Architecture & Craft: Finding balance in a tech-driven world

To say the world is tech-obsessed, would be the understatement of the century. But technology isn’t the enemy. Humanity’s growing depreciation of craft, on the ...
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A festive banner with a December theme, featuring vibrant holiday elements and cheerful colors to celebrate the season.
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How good architecture can reinforce togetherness

This time of the year calls for reflection in every part of our lives. As a local South African architectural firm with a heart for ...
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Architectural design focused on sustainability and integration with nature. The left side features a monochrome close-up of a textured white brick wall, symbolizing simplicity and intentional material choice. The right side shows a stone gabion wall and landscaped pathway, using natural, reclaimed materials to create a harmonious environment. The architectural approach reflects a redemptive purpose by embracing materials that respect the local ecosystem and create a thoughtful, grounded aesthetic
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Intentional and Redemptive Purpose in Architectural Design [Part 2]

A heavy responsibility rests on the shoulders of architects in South Africa that want to design for change. Positive change in architecture requires that we ...
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Intentional and Redemptive Purpose in Architectural Design [Part 1]

A beautiful building is not an architect’s only goal. We want to solve problems, and to do this we need to design with purpose. At ...
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Collage of modern South African architecture featuring climate-responsive design elements. Left: Dark interior staircase with glass railing. Center: Exterior view showing brick walls, large windows, and an overhanging roof for shade. Right: Entrance area with indigenous landscaping, including aloes and rocks, demonstrating water-wise gardening.
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Resilient & Climate-Responsive Design to Create Comfortable & Functional Spaces

In South Africa, spring has sprung and around us, it is all about change, new beginnings, colour and greenery. It is therefore an excellent season ...
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The Power of Feminine Architecture in Modern Design

It’s Women’s Month! Therefore, we at Veld Architects thought it would be a good time to shine the spotlight on feminine architecture and the role ...
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What our clients say

A few testimonials from our clients.

In the media

We’ve had the privilege to be showcased in/on the following magazines and TV shows.
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