Mak iconic building - Restoration incorporated advanced technologies to digitize the interior

The restoration of Makerere University's iconic main building is nearing completion, according to Vice Chancellor Prof. Barnabus Nawangwe.
The contractor, Exel Construction, is currently applying the final touches and has successfully restored the building to its original structure, while also incorporating modern fire response systems.
The historical building, also known as the Ivory Tower, caught fire on September 20, 2020, resulting in the loss of invaluable historical artifacts.
Our reporter Joseph Buwule visited the main building and has the details.

[@apolokaggwa6521]

The Ivory Tower, as it is called, was the first building I visited at Makerere when I was about 9 or 10 years old. I fondly remember attending a lecture there one evening with my late father an alumnus, even though I could not understand what the lecture was about. A great building and an icon on campus. I can hardly wait to see it back to life again later this year. Well done.

[@med_illustrated]

Very Good work here. Please please may we restore the ethics of our country as well, too nolonger see corruption enmasse. UGANDA OYEE!!!!

[@MajambereStephen]

Nawangwe,kale

[@dennoz2936]

If it didn’t have caught fire so no renovations would have been done

[@derrickkigongosseruwubu9144]

You called the VC and engineer yet he's an architect 😕

[@ASK-hy3vn]

Modern elevator! Does it have seats😂😂