GALLERY
A sneak peek of what happens on an average day at Rise Construction. Photos of our trucks on various sites, delivering sand and stone, doing excavations, bulk earthworks, demolitions and more.
Screened Building Sand
Screened Building Sand
Red Sky Developments,
Baronetcy Estate
Bulk earthworks & excavating,
Architectural and Building
Baronetcy Estate
Bulk earthworks & excavating
Architectural and Building, Baronetcy Estate
Demolishing
MB Timbers, Stellenbosch
Demolishing
M & M Projects, Blouberg
Bulk earthworks,
MB Timbers,
Stellenbosch
Bulk earthworks,
Bosch Construction, Baronetcy Estate
JOBP
Vida Unico Residential Estate
Civil work for Creative Five Investments at their new estate called Vida Unico Residential Estate.
The Estate has 2 large wet ponds with water features, children play areas and beautiful landscaping. The Estate is the proud custodian of many old and well established trees. All open areas are maintained by the Estate for peace of mind. Vida Unico provides an eco-friendly, stress-relieving and safe lifestyle. The Estate is conveniently located along Langeberg Road boasts 56 exclusive residential units with high-end finishes. Unit size ranges from 101sqm to 218sqm. http://www.vidaunico.co.za
Hazendal Wine Estate
Working alongside Polyroads at Hazendal Wine Estate Polyroads is a specialist company, focusing on the development and manufacturing of Smart Materials for the mining and road construction industry. These products includes, mine haul-road stabilization, national road construction, factory floors, dust palliatives and spray-on dam geoliners. Smart Materials are also being used in - repairs to concrete water canals, sewerage dams, as well as lining of fresh water reservoirs and earthen dams.
45 | FORTYFIVE on Rathfelder
Oakhurst Property Group in conjunction with Latitude Developers, is currently engaged in the development of several upmarket, secure residential developments in Upper Constantia. Offering a total of 30 prestigious homes to families wanting a secure and luxurious lifestyle. The Oakhurst Property Group along with Latitude Developers also has its sights set on expanding into multi-storey residential projects, as well as high end retail and commercial properties. Brand new luxury estate coming to the Avenues of Upper Constantia Estate living is becoming abundantly popular, in that demand out-weighs supply, making security real estate a lucrative property investment. Forty Five on Rathfelder offers you a high quality secure lifestyle in the highly coveted Avenues of Upper Constantia, a neighbourhood synonymous with sweeping vineyards, mountain vistas, abundant stretches of protected greenbelt, with the convenience of the local shopping centres, gyms, world class restaurants and top schools in close proximity. Forty Five on Rathfelder is a brand new boutique estate comprising of six individually designed luxury homes. North facing orientation, expansive mountain views, contemporary design and state of the art security within a single entry access controlled estate, offers new prospects for the discerning buyer. Open plan living spaces with seamless integration between inside and outside are specifically created for our modern lifestyle. Stylish kitchens with top finishes, wine cellars and spacious proportions embody these superlative homes. If you yearn for a manageable lock-up-and-go lifestyle in Upper Constantia, where historically a home of this calibre would come with an acre or two attached, Forty Five on Rathfelder ensures you won’t have to compromise on style or indoor space. The professionally manicured gardens with borehole irrigation, individual rim flow pools and a greenbelt at your doorstep ensures that outdoor enthusiasts will still have the best of both worlds. Buyers are flocking to enjoy the social benefits, feeling of community and the peace of mind that living in heightened security brings. www.fortyfiveonrathfelder.co.za
German International School Cape Town
Baronetcy Estate
Construction site with views for days - Previously part of the De Grendel Farm, one of South Africa’s oldest and most historic farms, Baronetcy Estate has been aptly named after Sir David Pieter de Villiers Graaff, 1st Baronet of the Graaff baronetcy. There has only ever been one Graaff baronetcy and it is also the only surviving baronetcy of the 12 concurred on South Africans between 1841 and 1924. The Graaff Baronetcy was created in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom on 6 February 1911 with Tygerberg as the territorial designation of the Graaff Baronets.In line with De Grendel Farm tradition indigenous Fynbos is encouraged to flourish on the estate whilst also protecting the natural green belt above the estate. All of this plus the gently sweeping ocean views, the patchwork quilt of the winelands and the lush majesty of the adjoining Tygerberg Nature Reserve lends itself to a life that can be lived in perfect balance. Baronetcy Estate is a residential development situated in a spectacularly beautiful part of the world, overlooked by the 300 ha Tygerberg Nature Reserve - one of the last and most significant remaining pieces of Swartland Shale (or West Coast) Renosterveld, with panoramic views of Table Mountain and the Cape Peninsula. The elevated position of the site, with its spectacular views and its proximity to a genetic reserve offers a rare opportunity for home owners within the comfort of a secure residential lifestyle. The landscape planning for the development is based on the interplay of the environmentally sensitive area behind the estate and residential component. From the outset, the estate was designed to draw the Tygerberg Reserve down into itself, and create corridors that encouraged flora and fauna from the reserve above to come down into the estate – the dam was developed as a water hole to attract these species. Tygerberg Nature Reserve is home to 125 bird species, 50 different species of mammals, 35 different types of reptiles, 8 types of frog and 33 different types of butterfly. Whilst we are unlikely to see Bontebok in Baronetcy Estate, many of the smaller species are attracted down into the area. The relationship between the residential and natural elements is of paramount importance in the overall success of the development. http://www.baronetcyestate.co.za/
