About
It is An architectural, construction and real estate firm based in Rwanda with activities in East and Horn of Africa. The company is characterized by high values, and principles and implements its projects with sincerity and responsibility towards customers.
ABDIFATAH ABDIAZIZ
FOUNDER & CEO
Abdifatah, Architect and Writer Graduated with a bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Architectural Engineering from Gezira College of technology, Sudan, Khartoum, then continued his postgraduate with a Master of Architectural at Altınbas University, Istanbul, Turkey. AbdiFatah worked in Sudan, Somalia, Rwanda, and Turkey on various projects, through his work in different countries and the acquisition of high experiences, cultures, and traditions from several societies, Abdifatah founded ADD digital design firm in Rwanda, Kigali, in order to contribute to the reconstruction and development of Africa and leave an architectural imprint on future generations. Abdifatah has other activities around research in the history and urban reconstruction in Africa and solving environmental problems for sustainable development.
‘“Life is architecture, and architecture is the mirror of “. I.M. Pei
Architecture is not a science that is taught and learned as a skill to work, but architecture is a science, art, life, values, principles, and morals that you live together at the moment you enter the world of architecture. Architecture taught me that planning, design, and creativity are a necessity for human survival in this universe and that renewal and continuous development are among the pillars of life. I believe that architecture can meet all human needs, improve human life, and regulate behaviour and ideologies. Therefore, in the early ages, man used to take shelter in caves and primitive hideouts from dangers, and as time passed, he knew how to harness nature for himself and build houses. With the progress of time, architecture developed and affected people’s life and behaviour, and even architecture became a cornerstone of human life.
“Architecture is the soul of the building, so if the building loses its soul, humans will despise this building. And if he becomes despised, it is difficult for him to live in that place.”
Arch. Abdifatah Abdiaziz
ADD Digital Design was founded by architects in different countries of Turkey, Rwanda, Kenya, and Somalia. Today, ADD is a leading company in East Africa and the Horn of Africa. It contributes to the reconstruction of Africa and to be a sustainable and environmentally friendly environment. ADD seeks to obtain radical solutions to the housing problems that afflict Africa and create a sustainable relationship between the human and the built, and that is an architectural fabric stemming from African identity and culture. Our services stem from ethical principles and values that preserve human nature before profit. We believe that architecture has a fundamental role in the future of humans, especially in Africa. Through architecture, we can create a world that does not threaten human existence, but a world that contributes to its renaissance and makes people feel belonging to it and not feel the feeling of alienation.
Our vision
Through architecture, we believe that we can change Africa, urban reconstruction, and solve environmental problems to a sustainable and human-friendly environment so that people feel a sense of belonging to the place in which they live. Professional design and implementation make the project successful and decide the future of the project.
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Abdifatah Abdiazizi
Is an architect and writer who founded ADD digital design firm in Rwanda to contribute to Africa's development and leave a lasting architectural impact, while also conducting research on Africa's history, urban reconstruction, and sustainable solutions to environmental problems.
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Contact us to achieve the dream of your future home, you can inquire, and we will reply to you and give you all the necessary consultations for free in the following languages: Kinyarwanda, English, Arabic, and Turkish.