Article source: KUBE Architecture

The client who has been exporting Proteas to the United Kingdom and Europe for a number of years under the FynBloem brand is investigating sea freight as an alternative to air – an entirely new concept for this type of product which would cut their carbon footprint down by up to 98%. This initiative is in response to Marks & Spencer’s Plan A requirements, which is aimed at combating climate change, reducing waste, using raw materials and trading ethically.

Entrance Perspective

• Architects: KUBE Architecture
• Project: Fynbloem Protea Packing Facility
• Location: Riviersonderend, Western Cape, South Africa.
• Client: FynBloem
• Project Team: Simon Mountford, Stefan Rademan
• Project Manager: GEA Projects
• Structural Engineer: Sutherland
• Electrical Engineer: Sutherland
• Software used: Autodesk Revit 2012, and Adobe Photoshop CS2

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