GALLERY / 2026

ENTEBBE / KAMPALA
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01 / WIDE — SLOW PUSH IN
A double-height family home where white framing, stone and timber columns are lit from within at dusk. A separate garden pavilion extends the living space into the landscaped grounds.
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02 / LOW ANGLE — SLOW PUSH
The arrival sequence is the whole idea here: a paved forecourt, planted borders and a deep entrance canopy that carries you from the driveway into the hall without ever feeling exposed.
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03 / ROUNDING SIDE MOVE
Stacked white volumes wrap a full-height glazed corner, so the stair and living floors read as one lantern from the street while deep balconies keep the interiors shaded.
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04 / WIDE — SLOW PULL OUT
A calm, symmetrical elevation facing a wide lawn. Balconies, a stone spine and a poolside terrace give the family several different ways to be outdoors at once.
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05 / CONTROLLED LATERAL PAN
Classical proportion handled in a modern way. A pergola-shaded terrace, slender columns and a glazed stair hall organise the whole plan around light and shade.
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06 / CLOSE UP — DETAIL REVEAL
Stone cladding grounds the corners while concealed cove lighting traces every roof edge, giving the house a warm, defined outline once the sun drops.
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07 / HIGH-ANGLE DRIFT
Brick, render and a tall glazed bay meet under one wide roof. The planted forecourt and mature palm hold the composition together from the road.
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08 / WIDE STATIC — MICRO DRIFT
A restrained, balanced elevation in white and grey. Recessed balconies, framed windows and wall lighting do all the work — no decoration, only proportion.
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09 / AERIAL — SLOW REVEAL
A small residential development of mirrored townhouses, each with a private pool, terrace and planted court — density handled without losing privacy.
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10 / LOW ANGLE — TOWER PUSH
A seven-storey apartment building in dark render and gold banding, with continuous balconies on every level and retail at street line.
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11 / WIDE — SLOW PUSH IN
Stone piers, timber panelling and deep shaded balconies give this family home warmth by day and a soft glow after dark.
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12 / ROUNDING SIDE MOVE
A three-level white residence completed on site, topped by a covered roof terrace with bronze glass balustrades.
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13 / WIDE — SLOW PULL OUT
A single-storey family home with a deep green tiled roof, columned porch and a lit dark feature bay facing the paved forecourt.
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14 / CONTROLLED LATERAL PAN
A low, horizontal clubhouse in cream stone and bronze screening, wrapped by planting and a wide paved arrival court.
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15 / HIGH-ANGLE DRIFT
Seen from above, the same scheme reveals its roof plan: a shaded timber pergola, paved terrace and planted edges tying the volumes together.
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16 / HIGH ANGLE — SLOW REVEAL
Blockwork walls up and the plan finally readable at full scale — the moment a drawing becomes rooms you can walk between.
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17 / OVER-THE-SHOULDER CLOSE UP
Every course is laid, levelled and checked by our own team. Site discipline is what makes the finished house feel effortless.
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18 / LOW ANGLE — WORKING SHOT
Plastering from timber scaffolding around newly fitted window grilles — the stage where surfaces start to become finishes.
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19 / EXTREME CLOSE UP
A sponge float pass across fresh render. The flatness achieved here decides how paint and light will read for the next twenty years.
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