Situated in a Centurion Industrial Park, the subject building underwent a transformative renovation, geared towards bringing it up to contemporary standards. The building, originally constructed 30 years before as a truck dealership, was refurbished to serve as a training and truck sales facility. The internal spaces were laid out to facilitate staff training and consultation, with an open-air courtyard providing an inviting sanctuary for employees to retreat and rejuvenate. To facilitate practical mechanical training, a wash bay was converted into a workshop-like technical training area. The building also contains a bus service centre which will be renovated as a second phase. The exterior of the building received a significant upgrade, including the addition of a secondary external structure creating a covered and protected walkway in front of the building. This structure is bedecked with an assortment of greenery, bringing a natural, relaxing ambiance to the industrial setting. The facade design utilized a combination of steel, vertical steel sheeting, polycarbonate sheeting and black bricks. As the building is situated right next to the N1 Highway, a specialized approach to sound treatment was required to achieve a comfortable work environment. All windows were replaced with a custom insulated glazing system. To optimize the comfort of the building’s occupants, specialised insulation was installed in both ceilings and walls to achieve appropriate acoustic and thermal levels. Internal noise levels reduced from over 75 Db to levels between 45 Db and 60 Db. Sanitary fittings were replaced with low-flow units fittings. All light fittings were replaced with energy efficient fittings. 332 solar panels were installed, and the building is now self- sustaining with a grid connection only required for backup. Existing pavers were set aside and re-installed in order to reduce waste. In conclusion, the revamped building aims to be a cohesive architectural statement respecting the environment and end users. The landscape architecture integrates with the building, resulting in a symbiosis between the natural environment and the built environment. The improvements to user comfort contributes to well-being of occupants and the environment, providing a modern, sustainable, and comfortable space for staff training and consultation.