G48 Towers
The G48 Tower aims to be an icon in the Hurlingham area. The tower houses offices which include the county headquarters in the capital, contributing to the long term success of the counties by availing efficient, sustainable and accessible facilities which will include offices, conferencing, a devolution museum and hospitality
The tower is a shining example of environmental responsibility and resource efficiency at every stage of its existence. Its design incorporates natural ventilation strategies, reducing the need for energy-intensive air conditioning. The building employs occupancy sensors to control lighting and air conditioning, ensuring that resources are used only when necessary. Rainwater harvesting is a key feature, serving various purposes from cleaning to flushing toilets and nurturing the surrounding landscaping. Wastewater management is handled efficiently with a treatment plant and sanitary fittings equipped with infra-red flushing mechanisms. The tower's choice of materials focuses on those with low embodied energy and minimal maintenance, further reducing its environmental impact while ensuring longevity. Finally, it proudly preserves up to 60% of the existing mature trees, highlighting its commitment to coexisting with nature in a sustainable way.
G48 offers a multifunctional conferencing facility, designed to cater to diverse event needs. Its main hall accommodates up to 460 participants, complemented by four mini halls for gatherings of 155 individuals each, along with two meeting rooms for smaller discussions. The facility is equipped with teleconferencing capabilities, making it suitable for both in-person and virtual meetings, while also providing a flexible working environment with virtual office options. Additionally, at the core of G47 lies the Devolution Museum of Kenya, serving as a vital cultural and educational resource. This museum showcases the rich history of Kenya's 47 counties, housing significant documents, artifacts, and memorabilia to provide the public with a deeper understanding of the nation's political evolution for both educational and tourism purposes..
The G48 Tower aims to be an icon in the Hurlingham area. The tower houses offices which include the county headquarters in the capital, contributing to the long term success of the counties by availing efficient, sustainable and accessible facilities which will include offices, conferencing, a devolution museum and hospitality
