The Project is the headquarters for Rwanda social security board, it comprises of the podium and a tower. The design concept of RSSB derives strong link with the indigenous local basket. The project design is intended to symbolize cultural identity heritage of the Rwandese .

The Savannah Sahel heritage Museum is an architectural edifice to be built as part of the proposed Savanna Sahel Heritage Project, a collaborative effort between governments of Ghana, Burkina Faso and Mali. The design reflects the common indigenous, cultural, religious and artistic heritage of the three countries.

Bona/Douala From West to East The purpose of his cavalcade is to expose the urban atmosphere of the setting that characterizes the city. The film highlights the urban and human conditions that are prevailing and are deep-rooted in a changing environment.

Saba is a mixed use project consisting of a guest house and an artist residency. The intervention addresses the underfunding of cultural spaces in Kenya. The intervention proposes the re-appropriation of holiday guest houses in to artist residencies.

In close dialogue with Panzi Hospital’s management and staff, White and partners have developed a concept for a centre where women can give birth in a safe and professional environment. The unit is the first stage of a long-term masterplan developing the hospital’s structure over the next 10-15 years.

The CAPSULE is an ATM gallery for a campus bank, designed as a system made up of different functional parts which can be taken apart and assembled on a new site. This leads to high efficiency and re-usability and ultimately increases sustainability.

“Kimbópolis”, a neologism created to describe a new urban approach in rural areas (Kimbo), without breaking their habits and customs, building techniques and environment, but rather organizing, modernizing and systematizing them to form an city embryo (polis), with reference to the socio-spatial organization of rural communities

The first ever concise ultimate guide for the construction of buildings in Zambia. This book evokes the ethical, legal and sustainable building requirements and insights into the built environment and construction industry. It is the Architect's voice and perspective to the rather chaotic and unsightly built environment.

The 100-Plan gate was crafted as a modern transformation of the traditional ‘tukul’ structure native to the region where the project is located. It manifests a peculiar geometric object that carefully provides its visitors with an ever-changing shape and view.