Inside MultiChoice’s cool new offices
MultiChoice completed its R750-million green-office building project last year, with employees moving in during May 2015.
Its new 35,000m² offices achieved a 5-star V1 design certification from the Green Building Council in December 2013, and a 5-star V1 as-built certification in February 2016.
In addition to a large central atrium illuminated with natural light, MultiChoice City also has a grey water reticulation system and energy-efficient heating and cooling systems.
The photos below show what the new digs look like inside.
Aerial view
Solid Green Consulting published an aerial shot of MultiChoice City on its website.
Reception
Front entrance
The photos below were taken during the launch of GOtv. Usually the atrium isn’t decorated with GOtv branding.
The Atrium
MultiChoice City is dominated by a large central atrium with a 3-layer roof made from ethylene-tetra-fluoro-ethylene (EFTE) – which does not degrade under ultraviolet light or atmospheric pollution.
The EFTE is combined with double glazing, allowing the atrium’s roof to let in the right amount of light to illuminate the area.
Electric lights are automatically adjusted depending on the amount of natural light coming in.
MultiChoice City Vida e Caffé
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Meeting Rooms
Cafeteria
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