Architect and Builder Magazine South Africa May/June 2014 | Page 69

with waste water from grease traps and oil
interceptors are sent directly to the Municipal
Sewer line.
The waste water from hand wash basins,
showers, floor drains, service sinks and air
handling units floor drains are sent to a grey
water storage tank with a capacity of 360m3.
From this tank the water is pumped through a
filtration system and then stored in a 36m3 grey
water storage tank. The filtered grey water is

KPMG Phase II

then distributed to the WC pans and urinals
via a separate booster pump system.
External Views
Since the site is located on the top of the western
portion of the Parktown Ridge, the brief from
KPMG was to provide a building that maximized
the external views.
The west view looks across the M1
motorway, Jan Smuts Avenue interchange

The new KPMG East
Campus in Parktown,
Johannesburg is an
R820 million project
being implemented
over three phases

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