The landscape for Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture is a multidisciplinary effort to establish a diverse and healthy working, studying and dwelling environment.
From the design perspective, MASS Design Group found a delicate balance between complementing architecture with very subtle beautification, empowering campus spaces, immediate agricultural land fields embedded in the campus, the rural landscape outside the campus and nature.
The design for the campus is based on the health and well-being of people, animals and the environment. The plan extends to protecting two savannah zones, a wetland buffer, and corridors for biodiversity. It implements wastewater systems and on-site waste management and is overall a highly ecological plan. It achieves many goals relevant to the site, programme and challenges of today whilst considering localities, carefully interwoven in the design and building of architecture and landscape.
Read MoreThe Norrsken House Kigali is East Africa’s largest entrepreneurship hub—a new climate-resilient campus where African innovators turn ideas into scalable solutions. Designed to foster community and collaboration at every scale, the campus supports an ecosystem of 850 entrepreneurs, students, and partners. MASS’s team provided comprehensive services for the project—including architectural design, landscape design, furniture design, […]
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