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MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET – BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES

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The MediaClubSouthAfrica.com image library is a public service containing some

2 000 photos of people and places across South Africa.

The images are available in low resolution (50KB to 200KB in size) and in high,

print-ready resolution (1MB to over 10MB in size) – free of any charge.

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See the terms and conditions of using the image library below.

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All photographs in the MediaClubSouthAfrica.com image library may be downloaded and republished free of charge in print publications - newspapers, magazines, books and the like - and on internet sites, subject to the following conditions:

1. The person who downloads the photographs (defined as The User) is a legitimate member of a media organisation.

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3. In all cases, credit for the photograph must be given to both the photographer and the copyright owner, as indicated in the photograph caption. In most cases the copyright owner will be MediaClubSouthAfrica.com. This credit must appear alongside the image in both print and online publications, and must include a hyperlink to MediaClubSouthAfrica.com.

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6. The photographs may not be materially altered. They may be cropped, provided that their editorial integrity is not compromised, but shall not, under any circumstances, otherwise be rotated, altered, changed or tampered with, either manually or electronically, without the express written permission of MediaClubSouthAfrica.com.

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Johannesburg, Gauteng province: The Civic Centre in Braamfontein

is the headquarters of the Johannesburg City Council.

Photo: Chris Kirchhoff, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com







Johannesburg, Gauteng province:

The Civic Theatre. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,

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The Constitutional Court in the Constitution Hill precinct,

Hillbrow. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,



The Constitutional Court in the Constitution Hill precinct,

Hillbrow. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Anstey’s Building on the corner of Bree and Joubert streets in the

city centre is a classic example of Johannesburg’s Art Deco

architecture. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Anstey’s Building on the corner of Bree and Joubert streets in the

city centre is a classic example of Johannesburg’s Art Deco



Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Manors Mansion in the city centre

is a classic example of Johannesburg’s Art Deco




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Johannesburg, Gauteng province: The Drill Hall, Joubert Park, city

centre. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: The Drill Hall, Joubert Park, city



Johannesburg, Gauteng province: The Faraday minibus taxi rank in the city centre is also a market

for traditional remedies. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,









The Noord Street minibus taxi rank in the city centre. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,

MediaClubSouthAfrica.com.


View westwards along the revamped and pedestrianised

Main Street, city centre. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Skyscraper on Main Street, city



Johannesburg, Gauteng province: The South African head office of mining multinational BHP Billiton,

on Main Street, city centre. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,














The Springbok Hotel in the city centre.


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: The Hillbrow fire station was built

in 1910. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: The cooling towers of the Orlando

Power Station in Soweto have been transformed into massive

works of art. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: The cooling towers of the Orlando

Power Station in Soweto have been transformed into massive

works of art. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,



A low-cost housing project adjacent to Freedom Square in

Kliptown, Soweto. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Freedom Square, the site of the adoption of the Freedom Charter

in 1955, in Kliptown, Soweto. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,









Freedom Square in Kliptown, Soweto, honours those who drew up the Freedom Charter in 1955. Photo: MediaClubSouthAfrica.com











Johannesburg, Gauteng province: Baragwanath minibus taxi rank,

Old Potchefstroom Road, Soweto. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff,


Gauteng province: Front view of the state-of-the-art Maropeng visitors' centre at the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, which is famous for the wealth of early human fossils found there.

Photo: Mary Alexander, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com

Gauteng province: Front view of the state-of-the-art Maropeng visitors' centre at the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, which is famous for the wealth of early human fossils found there.

Photo: Mary Alexander, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com

Gauteng province: A home-made wind turbine on a smallholding in

the Magaliesburg region. Photo: Mary Alexander,








Cape Town, Western Cape

province: The entrance to the Sea Point municipal swimming

pool. Photo: Jeffrey Barbee,



province: Victorian building in Long Street.

Photo: Jeffrey Barbee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com


province: Art Deco building in Sea Point.




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province: The Rhodes Memorial, a monument to 19th-century politician and colonialist Cecil

John Rhodes, sits high above the city.



province: The Rhodes Memorial, a monument to 19th-century politician and colonialist Cecil

John Rhodes, sits high above the city.



province: The University of Cape Town is a world-class institution.



province: The University of Cape Town is a world-class institution.



province: The Arabella Sheraton Hotel at the Cape Town

International Convention Centre, city centre.


Cape Town, Western Cape province: The Cape Town

International Convention Centre, in the heart of the city's

commercial district. Photo: Rodger Bosch,



International Convention Centre in the heart of the city's




province: The Civic Centre, the headquarters of the city's

administration. Photo: Rodger Bosch,


















province: Inside the Cape Town International Convention Centre

in the heart of the city's commercial district.

Photo: Rodger Bosch, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com



in the heart of the city's commercial district.







International Convention Centre in the city centre.




in the city centre. Photo: Rodger Bosch,



province: Interior of the Cape Town International Convention

Centre, in the city centre. Photo: Rodger Bosch,



province: Inside the Cape Town International Convention Centre,





showing a Brand South Africa stand.









province: First National Bank offices displaying the 2010 Fifa World Cup logo, indicating that

the bank is a national sponsor of the tournament, with Table

Mountain behind. Photo: Rodger Bosch,


Cape Town, Western Cape province: Buildings in the




province: The Baxter Theatre. Photo: Jeffrey Barbee,



province: The historic clock tower at the Victoria and Albert

Waterfront, South Africa's most popular tourist destination.



province: The manor house at Groot Constantia, one of the oldest wine farms in the Cape

winelands. Photo: Mary Alexander,


Western Cape province: The bell at Altydgedacht Wine Estate in

the Durbanville Valley. Photo: Durbanville Wine Valley

Western Cape province: D'Aria

Poplars restaurant in the Durbanville Valley.

Photo: Durbanville Wine Valley

Western Cape province: The

farmhouse at Hillcrest Estate in the Durbanville Valley.

Photo: Durbanville Wine Valley



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Western Cape province: The restaurant at Meerendal Wine

Estate in the Durbanville Valley. Photo: Durbanville Wine Valley

Franschhoek, Western Cape province: A Dutch Reformed

Church. Photo: Franschhoek Wine Route

Franschhoek, Western Cape

province: The Huguenot Museum. Photo: Franschhoek Wine Route


province: The Town Hall. Photo: Franschhoek Wine Route


province: The Huguenot Monument.

Photo: Franschhoek Wine Route

Paarl, Western Cape province:

The goat tower at Fairview Wine Estate, producers of the Goats do

Roam wine label. Photo: Paarl Vintners

Western Cape province: Avontuur Wine Estate near Stellenbosch.

Photo: Stellenbosch Wine Routes

Stellenbosch, Western Cape

province: Church tower. Photo: Stellenbosch Wine Routes

Stellenbosch, Western Cape

province: Oom Samie se Winkel ("Uncle Samie's Shop").




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Western Cape province:

Waterford Wine Estate near Stellenbosch.


Western Cape province: Wine

cellar at Annex Kloof Wines in the Swartland region.

Photo: Swartland Wine Routes

Western Cape province: Org de Rac Domain wine farm in the

Swartland region. Photo: Swartland Wine Routes

Kimberley, Northern Cape province: The eye-catching

architecture of the Northern Cape Provincial Legislature in

Galeshewe. Kimberley is the capital of the province.

Photo: Graeme Williams, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com









Kimberley, Northern Cape province: The tourist area

surrounding the famous Big Hole, a former diamond mine and the

largest hand- dug open-cast mine in the world.


Kimberley, Northern Cape

province: An exhibit at the tourist area at the famous Big Hole, a former diamond mine and the



Kimberley, Northern Cape

province: An exhibit at the tourist area at the famous Big Hole, a former diamond mine and the





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Sutherland, Northern Cape province: The Sutherland

Observatory is home to one of the world's largest telescopes,

the Southern African Large Telescope, or SALT.


Sutherland, Northern Cape

province: An old building in the centre of town.











province: Visitors on a tour of the Sutherland Observatory, home to

one of the world's largest telescopes, the Southern African

Large Telescope, or SALT. Photo: Graeme Williams,



province: Visitors on a tour of the Sutherland Observatory, home to

one of the world's largest telescopes, the Southern African

Large Telescope, or SALT. Photo: Graeme Williams,



province: A sign at the entrance to town welcomes visitors to

Sutherland, home to one of the world's largest telescopes, the

Southern African Large Telescope, or SALT.



Observatory is home to the world's largest telescope, the






































Victoria West, Northern Cape province: Old buildings in the town have been restored and attract visitors to the area. Photo: Graeme Williams,



















Victoria West, Northern Cape

province: Old buildings in Victoria West have been restored and attract visitors to the area. Photo: Graeme Williams,


Eastern Cape province: The

reception at the business centre of the new Ngqura Harbour, next

to the Coega Industrial Development Zone outside Port

Elizabeth. Photo: Rodger Bosch,


Eastern Cape province: The

reception at the business centre of the new Ngqura Harbour, next

to the Coega Industrial Development Zone outside Port

Elizabeth. Photo: Rodger Bosch,


Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape

province: The Post Office Building.


Mthatha, Eastern Cape province: The Bunga Building, home of the

Nelson Mandela Museum. It is one of two museums dedicated to

Mandela - the other is in his home village of Qunu. Photo: Rodger Bosch,


Qunu, Eastern Cape province: The Nelson Mandela Museum.

Mandela grew up in the village of Qunu.


Qunu, Eastern Cape province: The Nelson Mandela Museum.

Mandela grew up in the village of Qunu.


Qunu, Eastern Cape province: Nelson Mandela's new home. Mandela grew up and went to school in the village of Qunu.


Bloemfontein, Free State

province: The Supreme Court of Appeal. The city is the judicial

capital of South Africa. The country has three capital cities; the other two are Cape Town

(legislative) and Pretoria (administrative).























capital of South Africa. Photo: Graeme Williams,











province: The Fourth Court of Bloemfontein. The city is the

judicial capital of South Africa, and home to the country's Supreme Court of Appeal. Photo: Graeme Williams,



province: Reflections of clouds in the windows of the Bram Fischer

building. Photo: Graeme Williams,



province: Reflections of clouds in the windows of the Bram Fischer

building. Photo: Graeme Williams,














province: Cooling towers in the centre of the city.


Bloemfontein, Free State province: The provincial

government building in the centre of the city.


Potchefstroom, North West

province: The University of North West.

Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com

Durban, KwaZulu-Natal province:

Beachfront hotels. Photo: Graeme Williams,








Durban, KwaZulu-Natal province: Residential apartments in a new, upmarket development near the

Durban harbour. Photo: Graeme Williams,



The yacht basin. Photo: Graeme Williams,



Buildings in the city centre. Photo: Graeme Williams,





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The city skyline. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com


The Hilton Hotel. Photo: Graeme Williams,



The Hilton Hotel. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee,


Durban, KwaZulu-Natal province: Rhino sculpture outside the Hilton

Hotel. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com


The Durban International Convention Centre.




















Interior of the Durban International Convention Centre.




















































Durban, KwaZulu-Natal province: Inside the Durban International

Convention Centre. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee,

































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