U3 were tasked to build and design the interiors of a 3 bedroom family home in Elaleni coastal forest estate.
Working with a team of private developers, we had the opportunity of building a portion of this incredible development within 10 months from site handover. These incredible sea facing homes were designed by COA architects, and hover of the Indian Ocean within Zimbali Coastal forest resort – one of the top resorts and residential estates within SA.
Union3 had the privilege of working with Devmco with constructing 8 new homes within the newly developed Gold Coast estate, within one of the fastest growing areas in the country.
U3 projects was awarded the tender to construct this new home for a semi-retired family moving from inland to the North Coast.
Union3 International partnered with the Morris Village development and Weylandts to create an exclusive furniture package for the Morris village three bedroom free standing houses situated in Elaleni Coastal Forest Estate.
This collaboration stems from Union’s 3 service of offering furniture packages for property professionals, investors and homeowners. The collaboration seemed to go hand in hand to join Union3’s design and development expertise with Weylandts’ authentic, iconic furniture pieces and enthusiasm for bold design.
We carefully curated a furniture package that merged and harmonized three of Weylandts six lifestyles; Naturalist, Retreat and Modernist. Union3 wanted to create a package that showcased a lighter Weylandts style that used light woods and natural aesthetics with pops of vibrant colours. We designed a package that showcased this blend of natural woods and rattans with colourful yellow, burnt orange and coral accents. The package consists of professionally selected cost effective items which creates the most economical package without compromising on aesthetic. Each item plays its own role within the house to create a designed, modern and cohesive space.
Union3 International partnered with the Morris Village development and Weylandts to create an exclusive furniture package for the Morris village three bedroom free standing houses situated in Elaleni Coastal Forest Estate.
This collaboration stems from Union’s 3 service of offering furniture packages for property professionals, investors and homeowners. The collaboration seemed to go hand in hand to join Union3’s design and development expertise with Weylandts’ authentic, iconic furniture pieces and enthusiasm for bold design.
We carefully curated a furniture package that merged and harmonized three of Weylandts six lifestyles; Naturalist, Retreat and Modernist. Union3 wanted to create a package that showcased a lighter Weylandts style that used light woods and natural aesthetics with pops of vibrant colours. We designed a package that showcased this blend of natural woods and rattans with colourful yellow, burnt orange and coral accents. The package consists of professionally selected cost effective items which creates the most economical package without compromising on aesthetic. Each item plays its own role within the house to create a designed, modern and cohesive space.
Another contemporary wonderland – these 7 x 200m2 houses nestled in the Village Area of Elaleni Coastal Forest Estate. Built by our amazing team all within 9 month. These are surely some of the most coveted real estate on the north coast within Sheffield to date.
Union3 Projects larges project to date – working hand in hand with our development company we managed to turn this R70 million project around within 13 months from site handover. This proved to be a tricky site with many environmental challenges but a great achievement from a full team of talented professionals.
Home of the U3 founder – Clifton Smithers – this home was designed by Metropole Architects, built by U3 Projects, and finished by Emily Smithers. The vision came from a visit to Phinda Games Reserve where the couple desired a class box in a forest, where the elements of the outside world could collide with the interiors living spaces. The focus was purely on family and simplicity.
