Imizekeliso (Pty) Ltd commenced practice in Mthatha, Eastern Cape. The name Imizekeliso which means Proverbs in isiXhosa sets forth the basis of the founding of the company, which was inspired by the Book of Proverbs, thus Imizekeliso is premised on the principles of ethical Leadership.
Imizekeliso is an experienced consulting firm and offers professional, reliable, and value for money services. The company has been in existence for over a decade. Imizekeliso brings to the table unique skills, expertise and design philosophy in the area of Urban policy and planning, Project Management, Built Environment Interventions and Technology Services. We design contextual solutions that are Robust, Functional and considerate of the environment.
Imizekeliso excels at establishing strategic partnerships with leading role players in the Built Environment, Technology space, in leading and being part of teams with records of achievement in their ability to deliver quality projects. We currently have resources in the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu Natal and Free State regions. Our competitive advantage is the ability to adapt to difficult environments through technology and virtual teams. We focus on developing the right solutions through interactive client and environment engagement within the limitations of our client resources.
We focus on a Quality Service that does not compromise on the aesthetic and functionality of our client projects. We use creativity and innovation to stimulate design efficiencies and productivity.
Vision
Our Vision is to bring innovative design solutions to all urban and suburban areas through expert use of digital-based design resources.
Mission
Our Mission is to improve the standard of living for our customers by providing contextual solutions that are Robust, Functional, and considerate of the environment.
Future Plans
Imizekeliso aspires towards being a Community Development Planning Company, which would see us being at the forefront of development programs and plans for the utilization of land and technology within communities. This would in turn give Imizekeliso the privilege of improving communities through appropriate design interventions.