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About the Contributors:
Tony Kiley studied Architecture at the University of Cape Town, graduating in 1979. After
leaving South Africa in 1981, he worked as an architect for Evans and Shalev in London on
the Crown Courts in Truro. He started a small scale design and build practice in London with
a carpenter friend. He worked as a builder and developer, whilst also painting in oils. In 1991
he returned to Cape Town with two children and to architecture. Tony was a partner at
Dennis Fabian Architects and began his own practice in 2000. He taught design at the
University of Cape Town in 2003-4.
His greatest passion is doing buildings that look like they have always been there. He has a
long-standing love of stone as a building material, and feels that this material most represents
the green and sustainable movement of our time. He looks forward to helping you design
your new project or to upgrading your existing one.
Contact: tony@tkarchitects.co.za
Derek Stuart-Findlay graduated with a B Comm from UCT and joined Old Mutual where
he became an Executive of Old Mutual Properties. His family have been residents of St
James since 1885, and he serves the community through membership of the Executive
Committee of the Residents and Ratepayers Association and the Kalk Bay Historical
Association. He is a past-President of the Crankhandle Club and co-authored the book The
Motorist’s Paradise with the late Bob Johnston.
Contact: dsfindlay@telkomsa.net
Steve Herbert, after years in international insurance management, settled in Kalk Bay in
1996. He has had a long association with Kalk Bay through his wife Judy’s Goles and
Delbridge families. They live in Windsor Road in the house built by Arthur Goles in 1928.
He has been on the KBHA committee since 1997 and has contributed a number of talks and
published two family histories.
Contact:arcadia@49er.co.za
