Corobrik Polokwane Sales Centre

Pave your way to R 20 000 with Corobrik!

✨ How it Works:

🛒 Purchase: Buy any Corobrik modular clay paver from our Sales Centres or accredited stockists during the competition period.
🏡 Project Completion: Complete your paving project within the competition period.
📸 Upload Image: Upload an image of your completed project on our competition page using the QR code on all marketing materials or visit corobrik.co.za.
📣 Share & Vote: Share your upload and gather votes on the competition page! The project with the most votes wins.
🎁 Prize:
Both the winning homeowner and contractor will each receive R10 000.

📌 Important Details:
Residential Projects Only (Includes Residential Developments)
All entries are reviewed by our marketing team.
Proof of Purchase: Keep your proof of purchase for verification.
Eligibility: Only homeowners and contractors are eligible to win.
Eligible Products: Modular Clay paving, no minimum quantity (Includes utilities & variations.)

Enter Here: https://www.corobrik.co.za/paving-competition-2024

Exciting news from the Sub Sahara Warehouse site in Polokwane! 🚀 We just supplied Topaz Satin to our distributor, thanks to the amazing work by Unico and CoLab Architects. With unmatched durability and zero maintenance, Topaz Satin is the perfect choice for lasting beauty. 🍂 ☀️

Ready to elevate your projects? Contact us today!
📞: +27 15 263 6346
✉️: [email protected]

The striking combination of the Capricorn Face Brick and Autumn Wheat Travertine brings a unique charm to this Warehouse! Perfectly paired, these bricks enhance both style and durability in this industrial area area. 🌟🧱

Want to elevate your project? Reach out to us today!
📞: +27 15 263 6346
✉️: [email protected]

We’re thrilled to introduce not one, but two trend-setting products that are set to shake up the world of architecture and design: the Corobrik Slimline Brick and the Corobrik Breezeblock.

🔸 Slimline Brick: Half the height of a standard imperial brick, this sleek, modern brick is perfect for creating clean lines and sophisticated aesthetics.

🔸 Clay Breezeblock: A modern revival of a classic design, our Breezeblock is ideal for creating decorative patterns that allow light and air to flow through while adding a stylish touch.

Available in a wide range of colors and both Satin and Travertine finishes, the Slimline Brick & Breezeblock offers endless possibilities for both interior and exterior applications.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4dADKqh

Transforming interiors with Corobrik’s Agate Satin face brick, this remarkable project by Design and executed by AM Projects showcases multiple innovative uses for face brick in modern design. Striking partition walls add both functionality and aesthetic charm, redefining the space with elegance. The feature walls use Agate Satin and a matching colour mortar to create a seamless facade, refining beauty and cohesive interior design. The flawless ex*****on underscores the importance of skilled workmanship, delivering a stunning and meticulously crafted brickwork interior.

Photography:

Setting the Record Straight on Coal Mining Allegations at Rietvlei Quarry 🌍🧱

Corobrik CEO Nick Booth clears the air: "We've sustainably mined clay at Rietvlei for 40 years. The discovery of coal requires additional controls, but our commitment to environmental responsibility remains unchanged."

To learn more about our sustainable practices and environmental efforts at the Rietvlei clay quarry read the below article or visit the news section of our website:

Setting the record straight on alleged coal mining at Rietvlei clay quarry Corobrik Quarry, RietvleiThe best solution for the long-term sustainability of leading brickmaker Corobrik’s clay quarry adjacent to the ecologically sensitive Rietvlei Nature Reserve in Centurion is to ensure the successful removal of the coal deposits that have been discovered.“Bear in mind th...

The perfect addition to your next home improvement dream! Check out this stunning boundary wall featuring our Autumn Wheat Satin. Perfect for any size project, from grand renovations to smaller touches. 🏡✨

Contact us today to get started!
📞: +27 15 263 6346
✉️: [email protected]

Playing with light and shadow at this new library at The University of the Free State, thanks to the stunning perforated feature walls. These unique features not only add a touch of elegance but also enhance natural lighting throughout the building🔆

Architect:
Product: Serengeti Satin

Elevate Your Outdoor living space with Champagne and Nutmeg Pavers: 🍂

Crafted with the finest materials, our Champagne and Nutmeg pavers offer a unique and eye-catching aesthetic that will elevate the look and feel of your patio, walkway, or driveway. Boasting exceptional durability and weather-resistance, these pavers are built to withstand the test of time, ensuring your outdoor space remains beautiful for years to come.

Contact us today to transform your outdoor living space into a true haven of elegance and charm.
📞: 015 263 6346
✉️: [email protected]

Elevate your designs with Corobrik Clay Pavers! At House Giliomee our warm-toned Cederberg Piazza pavers create stunning, seamless transitions from the kitchen and lounge to outdoor spaces, even around the fireplace. Low maintenance and no fade to ensure lasting beauty🔥

Architect: VKDB Architects
Contractor: Salie
Product: Corobrik Cederberg Piazza Clay Pavers

Turfloop Student Accommodation: Discover the perfect blend of style and durability, the Capricorn Satin Face Brick guarantees low maintenance and sustainability. 🏗️ 🏘️

Contact us today for a quote:
📞: 015 263 6346
✉️: [email protected]

The University of Limpopo's Turfloop Campus is set to welcome a new addition with the construction of the New Earth Sciences Building, featuring the stunning Nevada Travertine face brick. This unique and durable brick adds a touch of elegance to the campus, making it a standout feature of the new facility. 🚧

Get a quote today to bring your vision to life 👇
📞: 015 263 6346
✉️: [email protected]

Explore the innovative use of our Vanilla Travertine face brick, turned on its side to achieve a perforated bond pattern, resulting in an elegant breezeblock effect. This technique enhances both functionality and aesthetic appeal, offering a sophisticated solution for ventilation and natural light🙌

📸: Micky Hoyle
📍: showroom, Western Cape

For Varsity College Lynnwood, our Nevada Travertine face brick was selected to blend seamlessly with other materials, creating a cohesive, modern learning space. This face brick, with its rich brown hue and unique orange flashes, adds both elegance and durability, making it the perfect choice for innovative architectural designs.

Product: Nevada Travertine
Architect: Boogertman + Partners Architects

Transforming driveways, enhancing landscapes, and paving the way to a guaranteed return on investment. 🚧🏡

Contact us today for a quote!
📞: 015 263 6346
✉️: [email protected]

Act Fast: Secure your Savings!
Our price adjustment will be effective from June 1st, don't miss out on the best deals. Act now and save. 🚧 👷

Contact us today for a quote!
📞: 015 263 6346
✉️: [email protected]

Proud moment alert!🎉

Congratulations to Arran Wood for clinching the prestigious 37th Corobrik Student Architecture Awards! His vision proves that even in a world marred by violence, creativity and innovation can spark transformation. 💡

Arran’s victory is not just a personal triumph but a beacon of hope for change. And to top it off, he walks away with the well-deserved prize of R 70,000!🙌 Let's all give him a round of applause for his remarkable achievement! 👏

🌐

Congratulations to Gideon Williams for receiving a special commendation at the 37th Student Architecture Awards! His innovative project stood out for its exceptional use of found materials, breathing new life into the very fabric of our communities. His dedication to preserving history and fostering community memory through architecture is truly inspiring👏

🌐

A huge congratulations to Taryn Glazebrook for her outstanding achievement in winning the award for The Best Use of Clay Masonry at the 37th Student Architecture Awards!

Taryn's project stood out for its exceptional utilisation of face brick, showcasing unparalleled creativity and innovation. 🏗️ This award isn't an annual tradition; it's reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and Taryn's remarkable use of face brick in her project truly warranted this special recognition.

Let's applaud Taryn Glazebrook for her exceptional talent and groundbreaking approach in the field of architecture! 👏

🌐

The Countdown Begins! Only 1 week until the 37th Student Architecture Awards. Witness the unveiling of SA's top university talent and the coveted R70,000 prize. Don't miss out, sign up to watch the live stream here:

https://www.studentawards.corobrik.co.za/ 🏆

🌐

Meet the finalists of the 37th Student Architecture Awards!

GARETH CALVERT
University of KwaZulu-Natal

📚 THESIS:

An Exploration of Childhood Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Through Architecture: Towards an Inclusive Education Facility in Greater Durban.

Gareth's research examines ADHD, which affects 5% of school-aged children and causes learning and behavioural difficulties. Current mainstream school designs have not considered the effect that ADHD has on children, and the architectural response of existing schools is not customised to their needs. The study aimed to develop an alternative educational architectural typology for grades 1–7 that emphasises inclusive and positive learning environments. Architectural considerations should focus on a child's sensory experiences, connecting perception to emotions and memories. Feeling safe is critical for a child's development, prompting architects to design environments that relate to the home. Phenomenological characteristics such as size, scale, form, and colour must be carefully considered to create an environment in which children with ADHD may flourish emotionally and intellectually. Furthermore, engaging with nature benefits mood, social connections, and cognitive function, while an inclusive design approach promotes cooperation and a feeling of place. Integrating these ideas allows architects to design spaces that will enable children with ADHD to feel included in mainstream schools.

To find our more, click the link below and don't forget to sign up to watch the live stream of the awards on the 10th of May🎉

https://lnkd.in/dReXYWty

🌐

Meet the finalists of the 37th Student Architecture Awards!

TARYN GLAZEBROOK
University of Pretoria

📚 THESIS:

Marabastad: From Arrival to Revival

The project in Marabastad aims to support migrants and informal traders, fostering community and aiding integration. Marabastad, a vibrant but challenged area in Pretoria, faces issues of poverty and exclusion. The project seeks to harness the potential of the community, providing support for newcomers and enhancing existing networks. Strategically located, it facilitates access and integration, addressing arrival issues. The design emphasizes pedestrian-oriented architecture, creating safe and welcoming spaces. Programmes include trading facilities, job centers, and community spaces. Materials like brick and timber balance tradition with innovation. The project aligns with modern ideas of belonging, recognizing the importance of social relationships. By leveraging the informal sector, it addresses both migration and economic development. Encouraging interaction between newcomers and residents benefits both groups. Through its design and approach, the project illustrates architecture's role in fostering integration and community in a diverse urban environment.

To find our more, click the link below and don't forget to sign up to watch the live stream of the awards on the 10th of May🎉

https://lnkd.in/dReXYWty

🌐

Meet the finalists of the 37th Student Architecture Awards!

ARRAN WOOD
University of the Free State

📚 THESIS:

Spectral Flesh – Remembrance.

The Angola-South African War left extensive scars and remains a raw place in the lives of many South Africans. Yet the memory and memorialisation of the conflict has become a shrouded spectre. One of the most obscured fallouts of the war was the fact that South Africa managed to construct nuclear weapons and became the first nation to decommission their nuclear arsenal voluntarily. Still, the majority forgets the haunting effects in the hearts of those conscripted into the war and the suffering enforced by it. The manifestation of this amnesia-like state comes in the form of the nuclear weapons site, rusting and forgotten. Through a symbolic repurposing of decommissioned fi****ms in a foundry and the remembrance of spectres from the site in an inverted monument, a design is proposed to reveal the forgotten and censored. The architecture of spectral remembrance attempts to explore the role the built can play as a mediator and reminder of forgotten conflicts.

To find our more, click the link below and don't forget to sign up to watch the live stream of the awards on the 10th of May🎉

https://lnkd.in/dReXYWty

🌐

Meet the finalists of the 37th Student Architecture Awards!

KELLY DE GOUVEIA
University of Cape Town

📚 THESIS:

Crafting Endurance: form, time, space, and memory in the construction of a civic urban artefact for cape town’s east city.

In response to the rapid and wasteful trends in urban development spurred by technological advancements and industrial demands, the project proposes the creation of a new Civic Stitch within Cape Town's East City. This multi-purpose public facility, primarily housing the department of home affairs, seeks to counteract the privatization and fragmentation of cities by fostering a slow city life ethos. Through a design that incorporates elements of time, form, space, and memory, the Civic Stitch aims to mend the disjointed civic realm between Cape Town's City Centre and District Six, prioritising endurance and sustainability over expedience. By valuing craftsmanship, use-value, and long-term durability, the project advocates for a shift towards a more thoughtful and enduring approach to architecture and urban development.

To find our more, click the link below and don't forget to sign up to watch the live stream of the awards on the 10th of May🎉

https://www.studentawards.corobrik.co.za

🌐

Meet the finalists of the 37th Student Architecture Awards!

GIDEON WILLIAMS
Nelson Mandela University

📚 THESIS:

The design of an archive at King’s Beach, Gqeberha.

In the intention of satisfying the desires of the deviant and chaotic city, and as a subversion of the ruling ideologies and attitudes towards what is ‘proper’ and what is ‘worthwhile’, the project invents a useless, idiotic, whimsical architecture that houses all the unwanted and unrepresented objects in the city, giving the voiceless a platform to scream.
The manifestation of a thousand whims and whispers of inanimate and animate creatures, who all want to burst forth dancing and plundering. A house, a hotel, an archive for the chaos of the city. The project aims not to please or to succeed, but rather to subvert, diverge, and invent. This is the search for an architectural anomaly. An anti-default.

To find our more, click the link below and don't forget to sign up to watch the live stream of the awards on the 10th of May🎉

https://www.studentawards.corobrik.co.za

🌐

Meet the finalists of the 37th Student Architecture Awards!

LETLHOGONOLO SESANA
Tshwane University of Technology

📚 THESIS:

Investigating architecture's role in preserving South African birth rituals.

Letlhogonolo's project delves into the intersection of selfhood, spirituality, and space in African contexts, enriching architectural discourse by exploring the role of architecture in preserving birth rituals amid cultural erosion in South Africa. The study proposes architectural interventions rooted in communalism and metaphysical continuity, advocating for the integration of cultural values into design to foster identity preservation. Additionally, it recognizes architecture as a medium through which rituals, representing metaphysical journeys across time, materialize. This understanding underscores architecture's capacity to articulate, preserve, and empower individual and communal identities. Through this holistic lens, architecture emerges as a transformative force, bridging past, present, and future narratives while embodying the essence of cultural expression and continuity.

To find our more, click the link below and don't forget to sign up to watch the live stream of the awards on the 10th of May🎉

https://www.studentawards.corobrik.co.za

🌐

Meet the finalists of the 37th Student Architecture Awards!

TITUS SH*TAATALA
University of Johannesburg

📚 THESIS:

The Archive of Silences: Redistributing Archival Power through Phygital Spaces in Pretoria

Titus' project uses Marabastad as a tester site - the Archive of Silence(s) looks to decentralize and redistribute archival power from the biased National Archives of South Africa to South African communities.
Following the state’s attempts to rid Pretoria of townships in 2023, the frequent demolitions and the subsequent soil erosion will see Marabastad develop into a dust wasteland stripped of its heritage by the year 2045.
The remaining residents begin to build the Archive of Silence(s) using a robotic arm, cotton canvas, steel and artifact-embedded concrete-methylcellulose panels in a process that subverts the discriminatory archival system practiced at the National Archives.
The archive is built to describe chosen community narratives using artefacts of memory and is designed to decay and be rebuilt after every twenty years to grant future generations the opportunity to spatially reconstruct history as a manifesto for their future.

To find our more, click the link below and don't forget to sign up to watch the live stream of the awards on the 10th of May🎉

https://www.studentawards.corobrik.co.za

🌐

Meet the finalists of the 37th Student Architecture Awards!

SABELA RAY VILA
University of the Witwatersrand

📚 THESIS:

Revitalising the vintage: Supporting novel ways of living for older adults in Galicia, Spain.

Sabela's thesis investigates the issue of rural village abandonment in Spain, particularly focusing on Galicia where a significant number of villages have been deserted, with many more at risk annually. It highlights the neglect of elderly residents in these areas during rejuvenation efforts. The research explores the causes of abandonment, the spatial organisation of villages, and various revitalisation strategies. It proposes a comprehensive masterplan for Paradela, an abandoned village, aiming to restore its architectural heritage, foster economic sustainability, and improve support services for elderly residents, while serving as a model for surrounding villages.

To find our more, click the link below and don't forget to sign up to watch the live stream of the awards on the 10th of May🎉

https://www.studentawards.corobrik.co.za

🌐

Learn about our environmental commitments at our Corobrik factories 🍃🏭

Corobrik has ensured best environmental practice at all its quarrying, manufacturing operations since the 1980s 16 April 2024: All quarrying and manufacturing operations operated by leading brickmaker Corobrik comply with an approved Environmental Management Plan (EMP) that provides for the rehabilitation and reuse of quarries and factory sites. “The long-term future plan is for these to be transformed into...

A stunning brise soleil wall design at Dr. JL Dube High School, blending form and function seamlessly. Elegance meets boldness with our Redwood Travertine face brick, creating simple yet striking structure that transforms this school into timeless and maintenance-free learning space. Additionally, these innovative brise soleil climatic control elements serve dual purposes as both shading devices and breathable skins, ensuring cozy & cool interior environments, especially in hot and humid climates.

Architect:
Product: Redwood Travertine

Meet the esteemed judges for the 37th Corobrik Student Architecture Awards!

👉 Carin Smuts, Owner of CS Studio Architects
👉 Somers Governder, Director at Artek 4 Architects
👉 Rudolf Roos, Associate-Senior Architect at Hospital Design Group

Their expertise promises to inspire and guide the next generation of architectural innovators. Stay tuned for updates!

🏗️

Seeking clarity on Rietvlei mining developments? Corobrik is committed to transparency and clarity in all that we do. Amidst speculation, we encourage everyone to access our FAQ article for factual insights into our application to mine coal:

Rietvlei Mining Frequently Asked Questions Corobrik’s clay-mining operation adjacent to Rietvlei Nature ReserveQ: What is Corobrik’s involvement at Rietvlei? A: Since 1983 Corobrik, the leading brick manufacturer, has operated an open-cast clay mine adjacent to the Rietvlei Nature Reserve in Gauteng.Q: What is the environmental importanc...

Learn more about our mining activities at Rietvlei and our commitment to addressing community concerns.

Corobrik allays concerns about planned coal removal at Rietvlei “We are not in the coal-mining business and have no intention to do so,” comments Nick Booth, CEO of leading brick manufacturer Corobrik. The company operates an open-cast clay brick production facility adjacent to the ecologically sensitive Rietvlei Nature Reserve in Centurion.Recent media spec...

Save the Date!

It's that time again for one of the year's most anticipated architectural events 😍

Mark your calendars because our Corobrik 37th Annual Student Architecture Awards are just around the corner! 📅✨

Get ready to witness extraordinary creativity and innovation as we celebrate some of the brightest emerging talents in the field of architecture. 🌟

But that's not all! We're bringing the excitement to you with a LIVE STREAM of the event! 🎥 Stay tuned for more details. Get ready to be inspired, amazed, and captivated! 💥

We're excited to announce the winners of the regional UKZN, Corobrik Student Architecture Awards! Join us in applauding the brilliance showcased by these talented individuals.

🧱 Grand Prize Winner: Gareth Calvert - Taking home a well-deserved R12,000
🧱 1st Runner Up: Sbonelo Dlamini - Celebrated with R8,000 for his outstanding project
🧱 2nd Runner Up: Shervin Kuppan - Awarded R6,000 for his truly inspiring work
🧱 Best Use of Clay Masonry: Simphiwe Kwaza - Recognized with R6,000 for his exceptional concept

Warm congratulations to these exceptional minds for their commitment and innovation!

A special congratulations to Gareth Calvert, whom we wish the best of luck as he advances to the National Student Architecture Awards in 2024. 🏅

🌐

🚨SALE ALERT🚨

Get ready to elevate your outdoor game with Corobrik's EPIC sale with vibrant paving colours that NEVER fade!🔥
Score amazing deals on PA Modular Pavers, hurry, shop now and turn heads with Corobrik!

Call or visit our Sales Centre today:
☎️: 015 263 6346
📍: R71, Tzaneen Road, Dalmada, Polokwane, 0787

View our Clay Paving Range: https://www.corobrik.co.za/clay-brick-pavers

🏞️💥

Limpopo Quote Request | Corobrik

We're thrilled to share a sneak peek of the almost complete Zoutspan Hospital project, where our stunning Capricorn Travertine face brick takes center stage! 🏗️🧱

👷‍♂️Our Capricorn Travertine face brick adds a touch of elegance and durability, turning this hospital into a beacon of strength and resilience for the community.

Why Capricorn Travertine?
🧱Timeless Elegance: Capricorn Trav blends seamlessly with the surroundings, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
🧱Durability at its Best: Built to withstand the test of time, Capricorn Trav ensures the longevity of this essential healthcare facility.
🧱Sustainable Choice: Corobrik is committed to environmentally friendly practices, making it a sustainable and responsible choice.

A big shoutout to the incredible at A3 Architects Johannesburg and everyone involved in bringing this vision to life! 🙌