FBW Group

THROWBACK:

In September 2012, Ambrosoli International School in Kampala reopened its doors to the school community. It accommodates a multi-functional performance space, music and art rooms, library, IT lab and five class rooms as well as school kitchen, administration offices and staff room. Our works also included a re-modeling of the external
space to provide a new covered dining area and
sports and play facilities.

For 20 years now, has been providing a full range of professional services in Uganda and our established centres of operation in the Kenya, Rwanda and Tanzania, among others. Check out details of who we are and our project on our website, www.fbwgroup.com

DID YOU KNOW?
Namuwongo is the second largest slum in Kampala with an estimated 15,000 people? 50 percent of this population are children.

Uganda Hands for Hope (UHfH) has identified ways to reach out to this community by selecting 25 to 30 of the most vulnerable children and placing them in their nursery school. Children with disabilities are also invited to a special needs class where they learn basic skills and are given their meals for the day.

We looked into how we can offer support to UHfH to ease the already great work they have done in Namuwongo and came up with the decision to prepare preliminary design proposals for their premises in Muyenga. These are some pictures of our team visiting UHfH.

Read about the Mediterranean tile vaulting that was used in the design of the Rwanda Cricket Stadium in Kigali http://www.architecturetoday.co.uk/kigali-pavilion/

Kigali Pavilion Light Earth Designs adapts Mediterranean tile vaulting to local conditions at the Rwanda Cricket Stadium Photos Jonathan Gregson, Paul Broadie, Light Earth Designs A series of three linked parabolic vaults lends a distinctive identity to the Rwanda Cricket Stadium at Kigali, while providing an econo...