By Martin Chemhere Property ownership represents a significant investment and a cornerstone of financial security. In Zimbabwe, where economic
By Martin Chemhere While modern materials like concrete and steel dominate much of the global construction industry, wood continues
By Martin Chemhere The National Social Security Authority (NSSA) has a diverse investment portfolio that includes a significant number
Exciting times are ahead for Chisipite Shopping Centre as it undergoes a major transformation. The recent handover of the
The 27th edition of Mine Entra is currently in full swing, serving as a vibrant hub for mining professionals
Picco Construction, a Zimbabwean construction firm, has recently made a strategic move to tap into the lucrative South African
The completion of the Zimbabwe State Pavilion at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport marks a significant milestone in
The Zimbabwe Property Expo (ZPE), organized by Africa Exhibition Group and in partnership with the Estate Agents Council of Zimbabwe which is registered
In this interview feature, Bruce Rowlands of Architecture Spatial Design shares the influences that shaped his path, from an
As the first Black female president of the Institute of Architects of Zimbabwe, Irene Masiyanise reflects on her tenure,
Welcome to Issue 89, tracing the growth reshaping Zimbabwe’s built environment, from new commercial hubs rising on the city’s edge to the finishing details that make a building last. Standing out is a new distribution and vehicle service centre on Seke Road, Harare, bringing warehousing, offices, a truck workshop and staff facilities together under one roof. In the same area, hand-laid brick and hand-welded steel detailing turns an industrial shell into a finished, working facility. At Harare Polytechnic College, a full refit of the administration block’s ceilings and lighting has given one of the campus’s most visible buildings new life. Elsewhere, we meet the co-founders of an architectural aluminium specialist, seven years into building the country’s sector, and preview a Harare conference on protecting infrastructure for the long term.
