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06 A paradigm shift Scania tippers are proving themselves more efficient than traditional yellow metal haulers.

22 Large bridges showcase expertise The upgrade of the N2 in KZN required many big structures.

25 Urban design inspired by its environment Kyalami Corner’s design is sustainable and representative of its equestrian setting. 26 DCT Berth deepening project to commence An upgrade at the Port of Durban will enable it to accommodate new container vessels. 30 Combined office and dealership scheme Abland recently started with a development that combines office and retail space.

08 WC construction industry optimistic Despite enormous challenges, the MBAWC is positive about the future.

12 Fixing the leakage in infrastructure investment CESA is cautiously optimistic about Government’s stimulus package.

14 Fourth Industrial Revolution upon us Businesses will not survive if they do not embrace change.

18 A core value AECOM discusses green building in the South African context.

32 Ntshongweni urban development go-ahead The 2 000-hectare development is located 30 km north of Durban.

33 On track Rosebank Link is an iconic building in Rosebank.

36 A formwork game-changer A versatile new formwork beam is changing the face of the concrete forming industry.

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ON THE COVER

Project Profile

Babcock has extended its range of cost-effective and reliable SDLG construction machinery in Southern Africa with the introduction of the new G9220 motor grader and B877F backhoe loader. Efficient and versatile, these machines are designed to provide reliability in action, backed by Babcock’s high quality service and aftermarket support. The upgrades to SDLG’s value-added range of construction equipment have shown to deliver improved productivity and dependability while maintaining affordable prices. Read the article on pages 20 and 21.

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