Designed by William Henry Stucke in 1904 on Johannesburg’s most important retail intersection, Eloff and Pritchard, Cuthbert’s has weathered decades of neglect to emerge as the centrepiece of Propertuity’s Chambers of Change. It remains one of Johannesburg’s most magnificent buildings: eclectically Victorian, with enchanting architectural details that lead the eye up to a corner turret.
Through a sensitive renovation, its exterior has been renewed and important interior features retained, and this process has been extended to its neighbours too, including one of the City’s fabled art deco edifices, Dunvegan Chambers.
We are thrilled to be led on an interior tour of Cuthbert’s by heritage architects Brian Kent McKechnie and Candice Keeling, and also explore the history and architecture of the surrounding area.
This is a tour not to be missed!
Email mail@joburgheritage.co.za to book
GUIDES: Brian Kent McKechnie, Candice Keeling and Brett McDougall
PARK: The Carlton Centre parking
MEET: At the statue of the newspaper seller on Fox Street near the Kruis Street intersection
TIME: 10h00 – note the early start!
DURATION: 2 hours
COST: R90.00 for members and R150.00 for non-members
MAXIMUM No: 40
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