This might be an office block for an open air yard. Think logistics firm or a distribution centre. No sign of life though if we were to go by the driveway.

Nope, tis a completed and occupied maisonette. Mr Dickson paid 5 metre to build it. 4br/2 ensuite. Evidence hapa

Our architects must be very "creative". Whatever they are smoking.... .

It's more of love for chaos. I don't know what happened coz when the white man arrived in kenya in the late 1800s he found very well planned homesteads and villages. The architecture was also excellent, functional and uniform. Like this kikuyu village. And the good thing is that a house was built in one day and people moved on to other things unlike now when one has to be tied to a 20yr killer mortgage. Housing used to be a simple straight forward affair and no one lacked housing (or food) but mzungu complicated it so as to make money by supplying building materials and mortgage funds, until now many cannot afford homes because they were brainwashed and told their architecture is ushenzi.

Lovely the way those huts blend into the landscape-there is a sense of harmony. The mzungu killed those huts with the hut tax-they calculated taxes based on the number of huts in the compound.