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CONSTRUCTION WORLD
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2017
The scope of work for the first phase of the
contract entails the civil and concrete rafts
for the yeast plant, cider base tank (CBT)
and bright beer tank (BBT). Phase II requires
the completion of the yeast propagation
plant, CBT, BBT, flavour room, as well as the
cold and dry storages. The project includes
the expansion of the cider production
facilities by extending the existing facilities
for cider processing and manufacturing with
new cider base tanks and the construction
of a flavouring plant with cold storage
facilities, dissolved sugar tanks with dry
storage facilities, a yeast propagation plant
and bright beer tanks.
Chris Botha, managing director of
Aveng Grinaker-LTA, says: “The expansion
of the Sedibeng Brewery plant is in line
Grey water and rainwater is recycled for sanitation and irrigation
purposes,” said Wilson.
“The careful management of energy consumption within
legislated requirements is another green building intervention, with a
number of active systems installed, such as waste heat reclamation
systems and tenant heat pumps to meet the demand for hot water.”
Winning recipe
The Sanctuary’s retail anchor tenants and several of the restaurants
are currently trading above expectation, indicating a positive public
response to the development, said Wilson.
“Its success lies in the confluence of several factors, such as the
growth in the adjacent residential market, the physical situation of
the development, and the environmentally sensitive architectural
response to it,” he said.
Eco-aware developments, such as Somerset West’s mix-use centre, The
Sanctuary, are becoming en vogue among developers and investors alike, as
energy costs spiral and water becomes increasingly scarce.
freshwater specialist, landscape architect and civil engineer to
design a habitat rich in biodiversity potential, while meeting regional
and site-specific stormwater drainage requirements.
Formerly a polluted water body, with typically degraded flora
and fauna, the pond has been subjected to an extensive water and
landscaping maintenance programme, which included the removal
of more than 5 000 m
3
of polluted soil. The programme is already
showing signs of success as the pond teems with frogs, fish and
insects, and the birdlife is steadily returning.
Sustainable elements
“Because water is at the heart of this development, it is also a key
element of the sustainability features. Rooftop water tanks have
been installed on every block to supplement the fresh water supply,
while water-efficient sanitary systems have been used throughout.
Heineken SA Sedibeng Brewery contract secured
Aveng Grinaker-LTA’s Building division has been awarded a
contract by Heineken South Africa for Project Harvest phases one
and two at their Sedibeng Brewery in Midvaal, Gauteng.
with Heineken South Africa’s
strategic optimisation for
planning, networking and
operations, and must be
executed with minimum
impact to current service levels
at the plant. We are confident
we can deliver to
this requirement.”
The first phase of the
project will take two months to complete.
The expected duration for the second phase
of the project is four and a half months.
Aveng Grinaker-LTA Building offers
extensive experience and expertise in
construction management, from afford-
able housing to state-of-the-art medical
and science facilities, airports and land-
mark skyscrapers that have shaped South
Africa’s skyline.
The business unit prides itself
on its tailor-made, turnkey solutions
that incorporate design, building and
construction management services that
cater for the needs and risk profiles of
all clients.




