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Our sustainability journey – Algoa Brick

26 Aug 2021

Before the concept of sustainability took on its current depth of meaning, Algoa Brick was already working towards reducing its resource consumption.

Passive Design is energy efficient design

21 Aug 2021

Brick walls add character to any room, providing a textured backdrop that complements other design elements. Exposed brick walls can make an otherwise boring space feel warm and inviting, not to m

SF#11 Employee, community and public empowerment in the clay brick sector

Complementing its current socio-economic impact areas such as health and safety, employment, human rights and equity, the clay brick sector can further positively impact its employees, local communities as well as the wider public.

Perforated brickwork for privacy & protection

13 Jul 2021

If you look into the definition of a wall, it is an architectural structure designed to protect inside from outside primarily from intrusion, to define a boundary and to block views from outside fo

Corobrik’s Bergendal Blend Satin face bricks were used to give the 01 on Lunar building situated on uMhlanga Ridge a clean, uncomplicated look.

Face brick creates neat, minimalist look for "01 on Lunar"

12 Jul 2021

Through the clever use of materials, including Corobrik’s range of low-maintenance face bricks, the immaculate 01 on Lunar building on the uMhlanga Ridge emanates a clean, neat façade welcoming wor

View from Carisbrook Street. Photo courtesy of Team Architects

Live, Work, Rent - a unique architectural solution!

15 Jun 2021

This month's top project is the story of Fred, Ben, D&S Planning Studio, an aging Victorian and a long, sloping site with development potential located on the corner of Upper Buitengracht and C

uMkhumbane Museum - North Entrance Elevation (Photographer Roy Reed)

Clay brick makes history at the uMkhumbane Museum

12 Jun 2021

Clay brick is an integral part of the personality of the new uMkhumbane Cultural Museum at Cato Manor, Durban.

Local clay brick is arranged in an authentic, artisanal geometric pattern, using repetition to create continually changing light and shadows throughout the day. This house incorporates natural lighting through the lattice and window openings. The clay brick with warmth and character to the unusual split-gable reinforced concrete, glass and steel structure.

CBA website shows a 43% surge in visitors over Covid!

14 May 2021

Over Covid, many industry-based non-profits have struggled to support their members. The Clay Brick Association of Southern Africa is not one of them.

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