Johannesburg is one of the few South African cities where the effects of societal segregation are visible in the urban landscape. These post-apartheid public buildings, chosen by Professor Lone Poulsen, explore issues of identity and memory.

Pretoria’s cultural, historical and climatic conditions have resulted in unique architectural expressions.

The five buildings you have to see in the City of Roses — as selected by Architecture Department Head, Professor Jan Smit — embody the distinctive character of the Free State, known for its vast maize and wheat fields, clear skies and sandstone koppies.