Our Projects

A rehabilitation and extension of a residential house in Makongo Juu that adds modern living space while respecting the existing structure. Generous openings and a considered roof form invite natural light and cross-ventilation, reducing reliance on mechanical cooling. Aerial and ground views capture how the extension settles into its hillside setting.

The first phase of a Montessori school designed around child-scaled, light-filled learning spaces. Naturally ventilated classrooms open onto shaded outdoor areas that double as play and teaching space. A restrained palette of local materials keeps the building durable, comfortable and economical to run.

An institutional project in Mwanza developed with a green-design approach that prioritises daylight, natural ventilation and locally available materials. The design responds to its lakeside climate, balancing user comfort with low running costs and a durable, low-maintenance envelope.

A compact office building organised for efficient circulation and daylit workspaces. Deep shading and cross-ventilation temper the tropical climate, while a simple, robust material palette keeps the building low-maintenance and comfortable year-round.

The second phase of the Padre Matern Marty Montessori School in Ifakara extends the campus with additional naturally lit, cross-ventilated classrooms. The design continues the school's child-centred spatial language and uses local materials suited to its rural setting.

A family residence in Kigamboni shaped by its coastal site and prevailing breezes. Large openings and a carefully oriented plan draw in natural light and ventilation, while outdoor living spaces connect the house to its garden and the surrounding landscape.