DOLCE VITA
DOLCE VITA Sea Point
DEVELOPER Berman Brothers Group
PROJECT MANAGER & PRINCIPAL AGENT CAPEX PROJECTS
ARCHITECT Robert Silke & Partners
QUANTITY SURVEYOR Multi Quantity Surveyors
STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEERS Moroff & Partners Consulting Engineers
TOWN PLANNER, XA CONSULTANT & FIRE CONSULTANT Neil Moir & Associates
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS QDP Lighting & Electrical Design
MECHANICAL CONSULTANTS Cape Air
WET SERVICES Benatar Consulting
HEALTH & SAFETY CONSULTANTS Safetycon
HERITAGE CONSULTANT Ashley Lillie
PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS David Hellig & Abrahamse
MAIN CONTRACTOR R + N Master Builders( Cape)
PHOTOGRAPHY Paris Brummer Adel Ferreira( Arlecchino) Courtesy of The Cole
Sea Point has always occupied a curious place in Cape Town’ s architectural imagination. It is at once glamorous and ordinary, nostalgic and fast-changing – a neighbourhood where older modernist apartment blocks stand beside ambitious new developments that seek to redefine the Atlantic Seaboard lifestyle. Into this evolving urban landscape stands Dolce Vita, the latest mixed-use project by the Berman Brothers Group that merges luxury living, hospitality and public-facing urban design into a singular architectural statement.
Positioned on the corner of Regent Road and Church Road, Dolce Vita does not merely occupy a site, it negotiates one. Designed by architects Robert Silke & Partners, the building sits between two very different architectural personalities, the contemporary Flamingo building, also by Silke’ s office, and the historic Mimosa Court by the Italian, Loris Pagano – one of Sea Point’ s enduring mid-century residential landmarks. Rather than imitate either neighbour, the project creates a visual bridge between eras, simultaneously contemporary and deeply aware of the Atlantic Seaboard’ s architectural lineage.
Dolce Vita’ s curving front façade brings sculptural softness to Sea Point, balancing contemporary luxury with the neighbourhood’ s layered coastal character
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