Novalis Ubuntu Institute

The distinctive dome-shaped architecture of the Novalis Ubuntu Institute immediately sets it apart. Located in Wynberg's Southern Suburbs, the building was designed by architect Brian Johnson and completed in 1996, with a large central assembly space, classrooms, library, kitchen and landscaped gardens.

Inside, the property offers a selection of spaces ranging from the large Assembly Space to smaller Art, Jupiter and Prester John rooms, each with its own proportions and atmosphere. Natural light and the building's unusual architectural form give the interiors a character that is difficult to replicate in a conventional venue.

The landscaped grounds provide an additional outdoor setting, while the combination of the distinctive dome, open assembly areas, intimate rooms and gardens gives Novalis Ubuntu a unique architectural and spatial character.