Designing public life.
Prism Architects brings architecture, urban design, interiors and project management together in one multidisciplinary practice — shaping civic, healthcare, transport, commercial and leisure landmarks across South Africa.
Architecture that carries civic weight.
From a 45,000-seat FIFA World Cup stadium to hospitals, campuses, transport infrastructure and commercial precincts, Prism’s published portfolio spans spaces that are seen, used and remembered.
Built evidence.
A tighter, image-led portfolio gives decision-makers immediate proof of scale — while each project keeps the published scope and completion context visible.
↗Peter Mokaba Stadium
Prism identifies itself as lead consultant and architect of record for the 45,000-seat FIFA 2010 stadium.
↗Auditor General
Regional head-office architecture presented as one of Prism’s published landmark associations.
↗DTI Campus
New campus in Sunnyside, Pretoria — published as completed in 2006.
↗Work Towers
Part of Prism’s established commercial and corporate portfolio.
One practice.
Multiple scales.
The site makes Prism’s multidisciplinary offer scannable in seconds — and gives every service a route back to project proof.
Architecture
Commercial, healthcare, education, leisure and public projects from concept through documentation and delivery.
Urban Design
Planning, urban form and development frameworks that connect buildings to their wider public context.
Interiors & Space
Space planning and interior design that align function, user experience and architectural language.
Built for a changing South Africa.
Founded by Sam Manyathela, Schalk van der Merwe and Noel Puta, Prism describes its original purpose as serving the needs of a new and changing South African society — a philosophy reflected in its prism-and-rainbow identity.