As Kenya marks its Golden Jubilee, celebrating 50 years of independence, the nation will salute its progress and achievements in multiple sectors. Identifying and documenting urban heritage contributes to this celebration by capturing the growth of the nation as evidenced by the edifices in its capital city, Nairobi.
The National Museums of Kenya and the School of Architecture and Building Sciences of Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology have partnered to bring you an exhibition on historic buildings in Nairobi to communicate the city’s architectural diversity through visual documentation focused on post-independence architecture.
This travelling photo exhibition have been carefully selected to include historic, architectural, technological, and aesthetic value of buildings. Effort has been made to include a mixture of the known and less known, both of which have been presented in a creative, unique, and informative way.
Dates: December 2013
Where: Nairobi National Museum
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