The Kenyatta family is undertaking an ambitious real estate project to develop an 11,000-acre mixed-use estate that will include residential, industrial, and commercial units, accommodating over 250,000 people.
The project, estimated to cost Sh500 billion, is being developed by Triad Architects, a leader in Architecture, Design, and Development in Africa.
Founded in 1963 by Amyas Connel and Graham McCullogh, Triad Architects and planners is credited with developing key landmark buildings in Kenya, including the Kenya Parliament.
In the Northlands project, the company has partnered with with GAPP Architects & Urban Planners and Kenmt Bill Engineers & Planners and Mangat I.B. Patel & Partners among other to actualize the project.
Northlands City Master Plan
The upcoming city, expected to surpass Tatu City, has earmarked 3.570 acres for housing, with
3,134 acres set aside for low-density housing, 306 acres for high-density housing, and 130 acres
for medium-density residential housing.The low-density segment will have 601 villas and 1,320 townhouses while the medium-density
area is reserved for 670 townhouses and 368 housing units in blocks of flats.
