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Name: John A. Mwesigwa
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +256 789 123 456
Location: Kampala, Uganda

A dedicated and innovative Architect with over a decade of experience in designing sustainable and culturally resonant structures across Uganda Kampala. Proficient in urban planning, residential and commercial architecture, with a strong focus on community-driven projects that align with the developmental goals of Uganda. A member of the Uganda Institute of Architects (UIA) and committed to advancing architectural excellence in Kampala's rapidly evolving urban landscape.

Senior Architect

African Horizon Architects (Uganda), Kampala, Uganda
January 2018 – Present

• Lead design and execution of over 50+ projects, including residential complexes, educational institutions, and public infrastructure in Kampala.
• Spearheaded the development of a mixed-use commercial hub in Kawempe, Kampala, which became a landmark for sustainable urban design.
• Collaborated with local authorities to ensure compliance with Uganda’s National Building Code and environmental regulations.
• Provided technical guidance to junior architects and coordinated multidisciplinary teams for large-scale projects in Kampala.

Architectural Designer

Kampala Urban Development Corporation (KUDC), Kampala, Uganda
June 2014 – December 2017

• Designed master plans for informal settlement upgrades in Nakaseke and Bwaise, Kampala, emphasizing affordable housing solutions.
• Conducted feasibility studies for infrastructure projects such as roads, drainage systems, and public spaces in alignment with Uganda’s National Development Plan.
• Facilitated community consultations to integrate local needs into architectural designs for Kampala’s growing population.

Intern Architect

Kampala Architects & Engineers (KA&E), Kampala, Uganda
March 2010 – May 2014

• Assisted in drafting architectural plans and specifications for residential and industrial projects across Uganda.
• Supported the development of a solar-powered community center in Ntinda, Kampala, which received recognition from the Uganda Green Building Council.

Bachelor of Science in Architecture

Makarere University, College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology (CEDAT), Kampala, Uganda
Graduated: 2010

• Thesis: "Sustainable Urban Housing Solutions for Kampala’s Informal Settlements."
• Recipient of the Uganda Institute of Architects’ Academic Excellence Award (2010).

Diploma in Urban Planning

Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda
Completed: 2012

• Member of the Uganda Institute of Architects (UIA) – 2011–Present.
• Professional Registration with the Uganda Registration Board for Engineers, Land Surveyors and Architects (URBES) – 2013.
• Certified LEED Professional (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) – 2016.
• Course on Advanced Building Information Modeling (BIM) by Autodesk – 2019.

• Sustainable Design: Expertise in integrating eco-friendly materials, energy efficiency, and water conservation in Kampala-based projects.
• Project Management: Proven ability to manage timelines, budgets, and cross-functional teams for large-scale developments.
• Technical Proficiency: Mastery of AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, and Adobe Creative Suite for architectural visualization and documentation.
• Cultural Sensitivity: Deep understanding of Ugandan traditions, climate, and socio-economic contexts to create inclusive designs.
• Communication: Strong negotiation and presentation skills for client interactions in Kampala’s competitive market.

Kampala Green City Center (2019)

A flagship project in collaboration with the Ugandan government, this urban complex features green roofs, rainwater harvesting systems, and energy-efficient lighting. It serves as a model for sustainable development in Uganda Kampala.

Uganda Martyrs University Campus Expansion (2016)

Designed to accommodate 5,000+ students, the project included lecture halls, laboratories, and residential blocks. Emphasized open spaces for community engagement and academic collaboration.

Kawempe Social Housing Initiative (2017)

Created affordable housing units for low-income families in Kampala’s Kawempe Division, incorporating local construction techniques to reduce costs and promote job creation.

• English (Fluent)
• Luganda (Conversational)
• Swahili (Basic)

Available upon request. Contact: [email protected]

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