Description.

This modern art gallery and cultural hub, situated on a 500 Sqm plot aims to create an immersive experience by seamlessly blending contemporary architecture with curated art installations, fostering dynamic cultural interactions.

This residential house by FDG Africa features an open-plan design with natural lighting and ventilation. Built on a sloped site, it uses locally sourced materials and integrates solar water heating and rainwater harvesting. The design balances comfort, sustainability, and modern aesthetics. Security is enhanced with perimeter fencing and smart lighting.

Features.

Open-Plan Living Spaces

FDG Africa supports the local economy and minimizes environmental impact by using locally produced bricks, granite, tiles, and bamboo/wood finishes. This also ensures better cost control and easier maintenance.

Sustainable Design Integration

FDG Africa emphasizes eco-conscious architecture. Homes often feature solar water heaters, natural ventilation systems, and rainwater harvesting tanks. Designs follow the natural slope of the land to reduce excavation and erosion, aligning with Rwanda’s green building codes.

Smart Utility Management Systems

Many homes are equipped with automated lighting, smart water metering, and energy-efficient appliances. These features help homeowners reduce utility costs and monitor consumption in real time.