The Waterberg District is situated in the South African province of Limpopo, just a three-hour drive from Johannesburg. The district is renowned for its unique landscapes and abundant wildlife, offering a captivating environment shaped by millions of years of history. Waterberg Private Wildlife Reserve is a 2,500-hectare wildlife reserve in the heart of the Waterberg District.

The properties in Waterberg blend harmoniously with the environment, utilizing materials such as stone, wood, and thatch. The facades complement the surrounding stones, and wood is used for frames, windows, doors, and roofs. Some buildings feature the symbolic “Iguana Elbow” design, a design adopted from Zulu architecture. It is a symbol of good luck and wanders over the thatched roof, sitting quietly and silently bestowing its benevolence on all who sleep under the roof. All properties at Waterberg are different in size and character.

For this project we have been asked to design and make 3D visuals for one of the lodges, called "Lions Den" and for the first floor of the restaurant, where we have created a cosy sitting area between the terrace and the fireplace and a long dining table for private groups.