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Organized Simplicity With a variety of offerings to choose from, we’re sure you’ll be happy working with us. We hope to see you again! There’s much more to come!

At acute projects, we are focused on providing quality services with the highest levels of customer satisfaction – we will do everything we can to meet your expectations. Look around our website and if you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact us. Check back later for new updates to our website. Acute Project offers a new type of digital interactive media for both the client and the builder. This media will clearly show the client and

the builder exactly what the design will look like and the method of construction. With this new form of media the client doesn't have to know anything about architectural graphics or terminology (floor plans, sections,

elevations & construction documents) to have a clear understanding of what the end result will look like. This is possible through the use

of computer-rendered images and interactive video. This media will be taken one step further by using it in the construction documents as well. The builder will be provided with an interactive

video rendering of the entire building containing both visual photographic quality images and construction specs. Every last detail will be

worked out in three dimensions in such a way that anyone who knows how to use a computer will be able to access and understand this

new means of architectural presentation

26/10/2026

—HORIZONTÉ

A villa for two, because apparently eight bedrooms and a cinema were not required for civilisation to continue.

Set into the coastal dunes of Ponta Mamoli, HORIZONTÉ is an exercise in deliberate restraint: one floating roof, a few stone walls, deep shade, warm timber, glass where absolutely necessary, and the Indian Ocean doing most of the showing off.

The plan is less concerned with impressing guests and more interested in the serious business of waking up slowly, swimming unnecessarily often, staring at the horizon for extended periods, and occasionally debating whether lunch requires leaving the terrace.

Architecture here is treated less as an object and more as a frame. The dune remains the foreground, the sea remains the destination, and the building simply negotiates the distance between the two.

Minimalism, of course, is never quite as simple as it looks. It requires removing almost everything until only the expensive decisions remain.

HORIZONTÉ — somewhere between shelter and escape.

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23/10/2026

A little architectural theatre, where even the shadows have been given a design brief.

A conversation between raw materiality and quiet sophistication. Charcoal brickwork provides the discipline, weathering steel introduces a little rebellion, and the landscape casually reminds everyone who was here first.

Water becomes a mirror, light becomes an artist, and a sculptural figure stands in silent contemplation, presumably questioning why architects insist on making everything so profound.

The composition is an exercise in controlled contrast: hard against soft, permanence against movement, geometry against nature.

And somewhere between the reflections, textures and carefully orchestrated shadows, architecture does what it does best.

It turns the ordinary act of occupying space into an experience worth contemplating.

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23/10/2026

26/09/2026

——Designed as a retreat for two, HORIZONTÉ dispenses with many of the usual domestic negotiations: unnecessary rooms, ceremonial corridors, and the mysterious guest bedroom reserved for people one rarely invites. Instead, the plan revolves around more essential matters—sleeping, bathing, eating, swimming, watching the light change, and occasionally doing absolutely nothing with considerable sophistication.

The result is not really a beach house in the conventional sense. It is closer to a carefully framed pause: a place where architecture steps aside just enough for the landscape to become the main event.

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21/09/2026

—Ponta Mamoli, Mozambique

HORIZONTÉ is a villa for two people who have decided, quite reasonably, that the rest of the world can wait. Set into the dunes of Ponta Mamoli, it is less interested in announcing itself than in quietly occupying the best seat in the house: somewhere between coastal thicket, sand and an uninterrupted Indian Ocean horizon.

The architecture is deliberately simple, although simplicity, as architects know, is usually the most complicated thing to achieve. A thin floating roof, stone walls that appear to have wandered in from the landscape, warm timber, deep shade and large openings reduce the building to a few carefully controlled gestures. Nothing is particularly eager to impress. Even the walls seem to understand that the ocean has already won that competition.

Designed as a retreat for two, HORIZONTÉ dispenses with many of the usual domestic negotiations: unnecessary rooms, ceremonial corridors, and the mysterious guest bedroom reserved for people one rarely invites. Instead, the plan revolves around more essential matters, sleeping, bathing, eating, swimming, watching the light change, and occasionally doing absolutely nothing with considerable sophistication.

The result is not really a beach house in the conventional sense. It is closer to a carefully framed pause: a place where architecture steps aside just enough for the landscape to become the main event.

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13/09/2026

——MANTOMBI 1928, Elephant Point, Kruger National Park.

High-End Luxury Retreat Villas

Here, luxury is measured differently: privacy, silence, space, material honesty, and the increasingly extravagant privilege of having nowhere else you need to be.

The architecture does not attempt to improve upon the wilderness. That would be rather ambitious. Instead, it frames it, inviting you to sit beside the water, watch light move across stone, hear the bush beyond the glass, and perhaps remember that life was occurring perfectly well before your calendar became involved.

Because ultimately, the most luxurious room may simply be the one that makes you forget to check the time.

MANTOMBI 1928
Less architecture. More presence.

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21/07/2026

——SITE PROGRESS, STEYN CITY.

The most satisfying phase of architecture isn’t the first sketch or the handover. It’s this moment—when materials begin speaking the same language, proportions settle into harmony, and the building quietly confirms that the original idea was worth believing in.

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19/07/2026

——Imagine a lazy Sunday afternoon here. The water is perfectly still, the breeze edits the silence, and the architecture performs its most difficult trick: making absolutely nothing feel like the most important thing you’ll do all day. That’s not indulgence. That’s good design.

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