ABOUT DE ZWARTLAND WERF & MALMESBURY.
Cape Town’s northern gateway: Malmesbury, a town of approximately 36,000 inhabitants, fulfills an important role as the urban centre of the region and provincially is the northern gateway to Cape Town along the N7 highway, the dual carriageway running from Cape Town to Namibia.
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In the heart of the Swartland
Malmesbury, Western Cape
Opening Date
October 2022
About De Zwartland Weft (phase1) & The Region
Convenience Retail Centre, Commercial Space, Voorhuis Residential & A Private Hospital by Samaritan Healthcare
Cape Town’s northern gateway, Malmesbury, Western Cape
Convenience Precinct 37 000m2
Opening Date, Estimated October 2022
The buildings are designed in a fine grain of smaller units spread across the site to create a farm yard and community village ambiance. The building architecture would be integrated with a network of continuous pedestrian links, fragmented parking areas with trees for shade and the landscape access roads for direction & organisation. his style of architrecture would be a contemporary interpretation of the scale and fabric, fitting for this town steeped in history, yet progressing with time. The main parking area would be in the shape of a central courtyard, “De Zwartland Werf”.
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Samaritan Hospital
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Convenience Retail Centre
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Retail
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Commercial
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Restaurants and Entertainment
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Residential
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Service Station
About Malmesbury, Cape Town’s northern gateway
Malmesbury, a town of approximately 36,000 inhabitants, fulfills an important role as the urban centre of the region and provincially is the northern gateway to Cape Town along the N7 highway, the dual carriageway running from Cape Town to Namibia. Economically significant: Situated in the heart of the Swartland region, Malmesbury lies about 65km north of Cape Town CBD. The town is the largest in the Swartland, an area which takes its name from the indigenous plant known as Renosterbos (“rhino bush”) which turns black during the warm dry summers. The Swartland is known for agriculture, especially grain, livestock farming and wine cultivation. Position, Position, Position: De Zwartland Werf, an exciting 10ha mixed-use development, lies on the northern boundary of Malmesbury immediately adjacent to the N7 and Voortrekker Road, the town’s main road.
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The Architecture.
The buildings are designed in a fine grain of smaller units spread across the site to create a farm yard and community village ambiance. The building architecture would be integrated with a network of continuous pedestrian links, fragmented parking areas with trees for shade and the landscape access roads for direction & organisation. This style of architrecture would be a contemporary interpretation of the scale and fabric, fitting for this town steeped in history, yet progressing with time. Subtle use of natural materials & elements will lend to a contemporary Cape Vernacular barn style. A restaurant courtyard, in the format of a mini village square, at the southern end of the retail centre will create a sence of place to gather and be seen. The main parking area would be in the shape of a central courtyard, “De Zwartland Werf”.
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The high property values in the Cape Town Metropole and the attraction of a local tranquil atmosphere are moving people to settle here and commute to Cape Town on a daily basis. Malmesbury is home to a number of large companies, as well as regional offices of provincial and national government departments.
