The architectural elements, including the roof forms, woven eucalyptus screens, and brick patterns, draw inspiration from traditional “Imigongo” art native to the region. These elements are imbued with the essence of the Rwandan word “Komera,” which translates to “to stand strong and to have courage.” The expansive roof connects various sections of the facility, such as administration, health and counseling, classrooms and gathering spaces, as well as the kitchen and dining areas. This design creates covered exterior spaces for breakout classes and informal meetings. The large eucalyptus screens not only provide shade but also contribute to a sense of enclosure and privacy in the exterior spaces.