The thirteen-storey building, located in Accra, is one of two current Grade A+ Office developments by Eris Properties in Ghana. The first four levels are dedicated to car park and are protected on the south elevation by an inclined louvered façade with the purpose of...
The eight-storey building, situated in Lagos, is an ultra-modern office complex and the first “Green Building” in Banana Island. The project team paid particular attention to the thermal-acoustic grades of the envelope with the scope of achieving an energy efficient and sustainably ventilated building without...
In collaboration with other glazing companies K3 contributed project management services for the installation of some external glazing components of this landmark project in the heart of Banana Island, Lagos, Nigeria. K3 subsequently supplied and installed internal office partitions for some of its tenants, including...
Waltersmith Tower, situated in Ikoyi, Lagos, is a modern commercial building developed by one of K3's most renowned partners in the region, Elalan Construction. Through its subsidiary AZA-Africa, K3 manage the glazing particulars of the project with its production capacity and technical know-how in the...
The University of Environment and Sustainable Development, aimed to prepare students to respond to the challenges posed by global environmental issues, is the first university of its kind in West Africa. The three types of façades (sun breakers, cladding staves and pulled mesh) have been...
The Twelve-Storey building, situated in Accra, is the Headquarters of one of Ghana’s leading Commercial Banks, Cal Bank. The vision was to project the bank’s historic emblem on its façade, visually expressing its coreness in totem-style by exploiting the contrast in colours and the projections...
The idea behind the project was to have three levels of curtain wall as to create an “onion skin” effect by adapting the shape of the slabs, and implementing a supporting steel substructure invisible from the outside. The external skin is composed by a curtain...