Directions To: Thuso House 66 Stiemens Street, Johannesburg (Braamfontein)

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Directions To: Thuso House 66 Stiemens Street, Johannesburg (Braamfontein) DIRECTIONS TO: THUSO HOUSE 66 STIEMENS STREET, JOHANNESBURG (BRAAMFONTEIN) Coordinate System x y LO 29 -96196 -2898480 Decimal Degrees 28.0376277303174 -26.1921556279443 Degrees - Minutes - Seconds 28°2'15'' -26°11'31'' From OR Tambo International Take the R24 to Johannesburg. Continue joining the N12 S. Continue straight on until the highway splits (Giloolly’s Interchange). Take the N3 Durban split. Drive on passing the Bedfordview, VanBuuren off-ramps. Take the M2 (Germiston- Johannesburg) off-ramp. Keep on the Johannesburg lane. The roads winds under the highway to the right. Continue straight on the M2 passing various off-ramps until you reach Rissik off-ramp. You can: Continue in the middle lane driving straight on passing off-ramps until the road splits. Take the Sandton/Pretoria turn-off. Continue passing Carr off-ramp. Continue and turn into Smit off-ramp. It winds under the highway. Drive carefully and indicate to the left as the road adjoins coming traffic from the left. Turn left and continue on Smit Street. Drive on passing various intersections. Turn left into Melle Street. Continue straight on until you reach Jorissen Street. Turn right into Jorissen Street. Drive on until you pass Biccard Street intersection. The building is on your left between Biccard and Harrison Street, opposite Nedbank. Public on-foot entrance is at the back, at Stiemens Street. OR Take the Rissik off-ramp. The road winds under the highway. Continue driving on Rissik, through the CBD, for about 4km. You will pass Park Station on your right. Drive up the steep hill keeping the left lane. Turn left into De Korte Street. Keep to the right lane as you will be turning right at the next robot into Harrison Street. Continue passing Jorissen Street intersection. Look for public parking. The building is on your left. Public on-foot entrance is at the back, at Stiemens Street. From Pretoria (N1 joining M1) From Midrand continue taking the M1 Johannesburg lane. Continue passing various off-ramps (Marlboro Drive, Grayston Drive, Corlett Drive, Glenhove, Atholl, Houghton) until you reach Jan Smuts. Turn onto Jan Smuts drive on until you reach Empire Road. Cross the intersection continuing straight on up and then down the steep hill. Take the left lane as you will be turning left into Jorissen Street. Drive on until you pass Biccard Street intersection. The building is on your left between Biccard and Harrison Street, opposite Nedbank. Public on-foot entrance is at the back, at Stiemens Street. From the South (M1 South) Drive passing BP garage and Goldreef City Casino on your left. Continue passing Booysens and Crown off-ramps. Keep on the left lane as the road splits. Take the Sandton/Pretoria lane. Continue passing Carr off-ramp. Turn into Smit off-ramp. It winds under the highway. Drive carefully and Page 1 of 2 indicate to the left as the road adjoins coming traffic from the left. Turn left and continue on Smit Street. Drive on passing various intersections. Turn left into Melle Street. Continue straight on until you reach Jorissen Street. Turn right into Jorissen Street. Drive on until you pass Biccard Street intersection. The building is on your left between Biccard and Harrison Street, opposite Nedbank. Public on-foot entrance is at the back, at Stiemens Street. From down-town (Newtown) Come up Ntemi Mpiliso onto the Mandela Bridge. Continue straight on Bertha / Jan Smuts. Take the right lane as you will be turning right onto Jorissen Street. Drive on until you pass Biccard Street intersection. The building is on your left between Biccard and Harrison Street, opposite Nedbank. Public on-foot entrance is at the back, at Stiemens Street. From the West (Main Reef Rd / Roodepoort) Continue on Main Reef Rd, passing Langlaagte Testing station. Pass Church Street, continuing until the next set of robots. Take left, M1 on-ramp. Continue, keeping left, taking the Sandton/Pretoria split. Continue passing Carr off-ramp. Continue and turn into Smit off-ramp. It winds under the highway. Drive carefully and indicate to the left as the road adjoins coming traffic from the left. Turn left and continue on Smit Street. Drive on passing various intersections. Turn left into Melle Street. Continue straight on until you reach Jorissen Street. Turn right into Jorissen Street. Drive on until you pass Biccard Street intersection. The building is on your left between Biccard and Harrison Street, opposite Nedbank. Public on-foot entrance is at the back, at Stiemens Street. Page 2 of 2 .
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