The Government has put into motion plans for the construction of a state-of-the-art national stadium in Harare’s new administrative
Balustrades, often perceived as mere safety features, are undergoing a transformation, evolving into sophisticated art forms that redefine architectural
In Zimbabwe’s evolving architectural landscape, the integration of sustainable practices is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. As
By Dr Mike Eric Juru: Integrated Properties CEO The 2025 National Budget of Zimbabwe, themed “Building Resilience for Sustained Economic Transformation”,
Material selection and application are foundational considerations within the realm of building and construction piping. The sheer diversity of
Durban Lawn has emerged as a game-changer for homeowners and landscaping enthusiasts seeking to effortlessly transform their outdoor spaces.
Bridge building in Zimbabwe is facing a critical juncture, as the realities of climate change and the imperative for
By Martin Chemhere Zimbabwe’s construction sector, like any other, faces a multitude of risks, from fluctuating material costs and
By Martin Chemhere Property ownership represents a significant investment and a cornerstone of financial security. In Zimbabwe, where economic
The construction industry demands durable, functional, and safe workwear. From scorching summers to frigid winters, and from dusty job
Welcome to Issue 85, exploring the architectural and economic landscape of Zimbabwe that is undergoing a profound transformation. Standing out is the newly completed steel structure for Mashonaland Tobacco Company delivered by Brown Engineering. In Harare, SF Property Developments continues to set the benchmark for high-end living with cluster homes along Princess Drive, Newlands. While Bitumen World has successfully completed the rehabilitation and upgrading of a section of the Harare–Chirundu Highway at Makuti.
