Andrew Habasa Kirabo is a Corporate Member of the Uganda Society of Architects and a graduate of Makerere University with a Bachelor of Architecture (Honours). He is skilled in architectural conceptualisation and visualisation, delivering innovative and research-driven design solutions with a strong balance of creativity, professionalism, and technical excellence.
Congratulations upon your registration.
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Andrew Habasa Kirabo is a Corporate Member of the Uganda Society of Architects and a graduate of Makerere University with a Bachelor of Architecture (Honours). He is skilled in architectural conceptualisation and visualisation, delivering innovative and research-driven design solutions with a strong balance of creativity, professionalism, and technical excellence.
Congratulations upon your registration.
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Today morning, a team from the Architects Registration Board together with Architects in private practice met a team from the KCCA Directorate of Engineering & technical services and a team from the KCCA Physical Planning department to among other issues discuss stronger colloboration & improved efficiency in the building plan & permit approval process and advancing professionalism in Kampala cityโs built environment sector.
Together we continue to build safer, more compliant & sustainable urban spaces.
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Rwanda keeps raising the standards that most African countries are neglecting.
Ruhehe Primary School sits along a gently curving wall of local volcanic stone, paying homage to Rwandan craftsmanship. Volcanic rock on the walls. Clay roofing tiles that muffle rainfall so lessons continue through storms. Woven bamboo and bark panels filtering light and absorbing sound. 80 percent of construction materials sourced within 50 kilometres of the site. 75 percent of the budget spent inside Ruhehe Village and Musanze district. 110 local workers hired. 35 percent of them women.
Now look at what we build and call a school across most of this continent. A cement block box. Plastered over. Painted yellow on top and ox-blood red at the bottom. No ventilation strategy. No acoustic consideration. No connection to the landscape or the culture. A building that could exist anywhere and therefore belongs nowhere.
The material knowledge is here. The stone is here. The clay is here. Rwanda proved that building well does not cost more and it costs differently, and it pays back in ways a painted cement box never will.
This is not a foreign standard. This is an African one.
Ruhehe Primary School, Musanze District, Rwanda ๐ท๐ผ | MASS Design Group + African Design Centre | 1,120 students | 2018 | ๐ท Iwan Baan
Architect Ekiyakunzire Ndungu Norbert is a seasoned architectural professional with over 25 years of experience in architecture, construction, project management, and skills development. His career spans consultancy, building supervision, design coordination, and architectural education across both public and private sectors.
Through diverse leadership roles, he has contributed to major projects within and beyond Uganda, demonstrating strong expertise in planning, supervision, and fast-track project delivery. His work reflects a lifelong commitment to professional excellence and the advancement of the built environment.
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This! This is what many businesses and startups from the West sometimes fail to appreciate about Africa. It's not just about the product, but you have to build the entire support system yourself, sometimes even policy & law. Kudos @AlikoDangote
โWe launched the refinery in 2013, and for five years we had issues with the land. Everything was being blocked by the oil mafia. We had to build our own port because no port in the country could handle the heavy equipment. We also had to build a harbour, roads, and a water system with a capacity of 440 million litres. Our water facility alone covers more than 30 hectares.โ
โ Aliko Dangote
Let Us First Establish,
1. Whether an Architect was Involved
2. Whether they were paid or well paid
3. Whether what the Architect submitted is what was built?
4. Whether an Architect was involved during Construction.
The Board would like to extend its heartfelt congratulations to the newly Registered Architects on achieving this significant milestone.
It is important to note that the title "Architect" is a legally protected designation reserved exclusively for Registered Architects.