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Rwandan Architecture is a blend of its rich cultural heritage and rapid modernization. Traditional architectural elements like the “Rwanda hut,” built from locally sourced materials, coexist with contemporary designs visible in urban areas like Kigali. The country’s architecture also reflects its history of recovery from the 1994 genocide, with structures such as the Kigali Genocide Memorial symbolizing resilience. Furthermore, Rwanda is a leader in sustainable architecture in Africa, exemplified by projects like the “green city” in Kigali, featuring eco-friendly homes, renewable energy, and urban farming.
In the rural eastern province of Rwanda, a striking example of thoughtful architectural design stands – the Komera Leadership Center. Presented by BE_Design, this center serves as a sanctuary for…
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