Located on top of the hill, the Nile House literally guards over the site – providing an overview over all buildings and the river. The Nile house is home of the project initiator, Lode Van Pee, who funded the house with his own equity.
Considering the incredible list of accomplishments Lode has achieved with and for the country of Rwanda, this does not come as a surprise.
“Since 1975, I am fascinated by Rwanda in all its wonderful aspects. My background in architecture and anthropology helped me to already realize multiple projects in Rwanda. I am really proud to contribute to the local development and wish to make an unseen impact by founding The Nile Institute.”
Since 2006, Van Pee is a permanent consultant for the Institute of National Museums of Rwanda.
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