Our Work: A Portfolio in Context
A glimpse into our process-driven projects
Project 35 is a Kigali-based design studio where architecture, urbanism, and construction begin with listening. We create spaces rooted in the stories of the land and the community, blending ecological sensitivity with innovative design to build environments that are not just seen, but deeply felt.
A glimpse into our process-driven projects
Form emerges from environmental logic. Topography, climate, and orientation inform massing, light, and spatial organization.
Space is shaped through dialogue. We design for lived experience — for adaptability, clarity, and long-term use.
Context is neither replicated nor ignored. Material, memory, and culture are translated into contemporary architectural form.
Ongoing stewardship where the building matures, adapting to the land's shifts and the community's changing rhythm over time.
Creating spaces that are not just lived in, but loved. We design environments that resonate with your lifestyle and values, turning houses into homes and buildings into beloved landmarks.
Building with the land, not just on it. Our designs respond to natural patterns, preserve ecosystems, and create harmony between the built environment and its natural context.
Weaving Rwandan identity and materials into every project. We honor local craftsmanship, celebrate cultural heritage, and create architecture that speaks to its place and time.
Solving complex challenges with elegant, purposeful design. We combine cutting-edge techniques with time-tested wisdom to create solutions that are both innovative and enduring.
Concept to construction drawings. Precision-driven design focused on user experience.
Beautiful, regenerative outdoor spaces that bridge built and natural environments.
Strategic frameworks for sustainable, culturally vibrant community growth.
Design integrity maintained from concept to completion. Quality, detail, vision—delivered.
Pioneering new materials and techniques for ecological, culturally-grounded design.
Expert guidance on site selection, terrain strategy, and spatial planning.
Inema Munezero
Architect & Urban and Regional Planner
Kirenga David
Civil Engineer
Mugisha Asifiwe
Digital Platforms & Web Operations
Kayigamba M. Hugues
Finance & Strategic Growth
K. Teta Christa Bella
Innovation & Regulatory Affairs
