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hps://www.ing‐goebel.de/building‐plans‐group‐house/building‐group‐house‐kiboga/ (BOQ & Plans are for fee use to everyone) Kiboga - Bukuya Road aka Mityana Road aka Kilangria Road Road to Nakasagazi village Site Locaon Plan Name, Signature and Stamp of Uganda registered Architect / Tern Designs Ltd. Kampala "Site Location Plan" LAND MEASUREMENT: (done 20.10.2017 in Nakasagazi, Kiboga, Uganda by) LAND SURVEYOR: Mr. Aheisiibwe Prosperous / Registered No. B1519370 [email protected] or [email protected] AP.01 Site Plan Starlight School - New Orphanage Group House - in Kiboga District in Uganda BUILDING CONTRACTOR: N MGKB building contractors Ltd. (founded in 2017 for Group House) PO Box 70 Kiboga / Uganda / [email protected] Mr. George Botyo / +256 7552 365 28 / [email protected] Mr. Richard Mugasho / +256 7554 906 60 / [email protected] Mr. Jimmy Kasole / +256 7581 982 00 / [email protected] BUILDING: (Adress building site) CONTACT DATA: (Building & land owner) "Group House" Mr. James Lukyamuziy / Founder, Director of Starlight Family School and Orphanage for Starlight School Orphanage +256 778 880 654 PO Box 89 Kiboga [email protected] Nakasagazi Village near [email protected] Kiboga / Uganda [email protected] ARCHITECT / Switzerland / Charity : ARCHITECT / Uganda / Signatures : Mr. Volker Goebel / Architect Tern Designs Ltd. Diploma-Engineer in Building Engineer, Architects, Contractors Schnabelweg 15 Plot 37/39, William Street, Equatorial Mall 8832 Wien bei Wollrau Office Suite 662, Kampala, Uganda Switzerland +256 773 743 251 / +256 772 575 749 ++41 79 424 61 48 [email protected] [email protected] Buyinza Abbey Building Plan 02 Group House Scale Sheet Size Date Draftsman 1:200 841x594 A1 Aug. 2017 - 25. Oct. 2017 Volker Goebel / Architect Dateiname: Group House Starlight_with_Land_Building_Plans.pln Pfad: /Users/goebelvolker/Desktop/Group House Starlight_with_Land_Building_Plans.pln.

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