Josephine Malonza
Assistant Lecturer
I am an enthusiastic and curious architect and urban designer keen on the dialectical relations between Architecture and Society; Particularly passionate about quality of life in urban open space. I hold a PhD in Architecture from the University of Nairobi since 2018. The doctoral research was on ‘bringing life into urban public space, lessons from the Rwandese akarubanda concept’.
I am the founding dean, Faculty of Architecture and Environmental Design FAED (Now SABE) at the former KIST- Now College of Science and Technology, university of Rwanda. I am substantially involved in teaching, research and community outreach at the university of Rwanda for the last 9 years. I am Popular as a social worker and colleague with strong pedagogical, social and cooperative skills; with hands on skills and experienced in working with rural populations. I am challenged by new opportunities in urban and rural development and interested in think tanks for future human settlements.
Authored Content
Futurum Article
News and Comment,Shilpi Roy,Josephine Malonza,News,Blog Articles
February 26, 2022
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Kigali: the rapid urban growth and neighbourhood dynamics of a prosperous city
Pierre Claver,Aimable Nsabima,Vincent Manirakiza,Josephine Mwongeli,Gilbert Nduwayezu,Deo Jaganyi,Leon Mugabe,Research,Manasse Nzayirambaho,Briefing Papers,Research Reports,Kato Jonas Njunwa,University of Rwanda
October 15, 2020
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Huye: socio-spatial dynamics and neighbourhood patterns in a small city
Research Reports,Deogratius Jaganyi,Kato Jonas Njunwa,University of Rwanda,Pierre Claver,Aimable Nsabima,Vincent Manirakiza,Josephine Mwongeli,Gilbert Nduwayezu,Deo Jaganyi,Research,Leon Mugabe,Briefing Papers,Manasse Nzayirambaho
October 15, 2020
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