About
Beyond Design & Build
Central Park Projects was founded in 2011 by New Yorker Jason Frenkel, a professional architect and registered project manager who has lived and worked in South Africa since 1996. With experience across South Africa and the USA, Jason has led the design, management, and construction of a wide range of commercial and residential projects.
Central Park Projects is a creative design and construction studio specialising in integrated design, project management, and build. Relationships sit at the heart of our approach: between design and construction, client and team, budget and outcome.
This integrated expertise allows us to guide projects seamlessly from conception to completion, delivering spaces that are practical to build, thoughtfully designed, and built to a high standard.
What We Value
What Our Clients Say
“Jason has a combination of complementary talents: his education and experience in both design and construction make him a designer who understands building and a builder who understands design. This is extremely evident in the initial phases of costings where all the right questions are asked of the designers to ensure accurate costings and longevity of the build by specifying the correct materials being used in the correct way.
During the course of the build, his attention to detail ensures that contractors know exactly what is required of them which in turn ensures that the final quality of build is always of the highest standard. I have no hesitation in recommending Jason Frenkel to anyone who may be looking to utilize his services as either an Architect or Project Manager.”
– Andrew Cary, Owner At Momod Retail Project Management
“We bought a grand old Edwardian home that was boxy and that had been subjected to a bad renovation in the 1980s. Jason transformed it into the stylish, open, light-filled home that we now love. Jason brought form and function together using robust materials that are also visually appealing. Altogether a professional and pleasing experience that is unfortunately not common these days.”
– Candice, Forest Town House
