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Wax your press strategy.

Great architecture deserves to be published. We make that happen.
 

Photography, video, written narrative, and social assets — everything an editor needs to publish your project, delivered as a single folder. No scrambling, no chasing.
 

Photography and video packages from R15,000. Full press packs including written narrative and social assets available on request.

01.

 Consultation

 

We'll set up a session to discuss your needs and choose a package.

02.

Project Planning

 

Work together to reach a consensus on the scope of work, fees and timing.

03.

Content Creation

 

Content is generated and formatted for the appropriate channels.

04.

Submission

 

We send you a folder containing all your project's assets.

05.

Publication

 

We can help with digital, print, and social publications if you want us to?

Packages & Pricing
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Dave Southwood

Photos, Video, Sound

Dave Southwood is a renowned architectural photographer, videographer and journalist, frequently sought out by top local architecture studios to document their projects.

 

His work has been widely published in local and international magazines, including World of Interiors, VISI, COLORS, the New York Times Magazine, New York Magazine, Wallpaper, Architectural Review and the Architectural Record.

 

His work has also been included in an array of books, including Johannesburg Gas Works and Up Up: Stories of Johannesburg’s High Rises, both published by Fourthwall Books. He has produced several books, too, among them Hustles with Local Studio, a Johannesburg-based architecture firm.

 

He has been invited to speak at many local and international universities, including Yale (The MacMillan Center’s Council on African Studies and School of Architecture), the International Centre of Photography (NYC) Ohio State University, the University of South Dakota, The New School and the Universities of Cape Town and Stellenbosch.

 

Dave is renowned for his considered, educated approach to architectural photography, creating images that not only look good, but actually convey insight and understanding of architecture and design.

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Marisa Crous

Socials

Marisa Crous is a content marketing strategist and social media specialist with extensive experience in B2C and B2B.

 

She specialises in creating content strategies and calendars for social media, conducting content audits, performing market research, and developing marketing strategies for startups and small businesses.

 

Her focus is on helping brands establish their social and content marketing presence in a way that aligns with business goals.

 

With a proven track record, Marisa has worked with notable clients such as Astral (South Africa’s largest chicken FMCG supplier), Delta-v (B2B SaaS), Severalnines (B2B SaaS), FourthRev (Edtech), Valenture Institute, Shimansky (Retail), Media24, Cape Town Magazine, Best Global, and Marie Claire.

 

Additionally, she writes for publications covering topics ranging from fashion columns to travel pieces. Marisa is passionate about storytelling and customer-centric marketing.

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Graham Wood

Copy

Graham Wood is a journalist and editor specialising in architecture, art and design. He was awarded the Standard Bank Sikuvile Award in the ‘Lifestyle’ category in 2022.

 

He is the editor of Leading Architecture + Design, an international award-winning trade magazine published by New Media Publishing.

 

He has contributed to local publications including Business Day Wanted, Sunday Times Lifestyle, The Edit (another Sunday Times lifestyle supplement) and VISI.

 

Through Bureaux Editorial Agency, his work has appeared in international publications including Dwell, Elle Decoration UK, Architecture Digest and more He has contributed to several local and international books, including Beyond the West: New Global Architecture, published by Gestalten (2020), architecture firm SAOTA’s monograph LIGHT SPACE LIFE, published by Thames & Hudson (2021) and AfroSport, produced by Mami Wata (2023).

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