Updated Kingdom View Proposal Oct. 2014

A Kingdom View for Africa
Beauty abounds. Resources are plentiful. People are warm and welcoming. Generosity is
received enthusiastically. Yet much of Africa remains stuck in a cycle of dependency stem-
ming from a legacy of poverty, polygamy, witchcraft and corruption. How can Christians
make an immediate and eternal difference beyond humanitarian aid?

Proposal For
Kingdom View Fellowship and Guest House

The Rock Outreach, Inc.
October 2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Executive Summary

Ministry Environment

Site Plan

Land Acquisition Summary

Phase descriptions

Investment

Projected Income and Expense

Architects CV

Recommendation Letters

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KINGDOM VIEW EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Purpose

To make disciples and role models in East Africa by using Jesus' model of mentoring potential leaders to reach many.

Impact
Endemic corruption, economic dependency and witchcraft in East Africa will be countered by leaders mentored
at Kingdom View who demonstrate their identity in Jesus through faithfulness and competence.
Billions spent by the West in East Africa will become more effective.
The good news of freedom, acceptance, significance and security in Jesus will be evident to many more and
disciples will multiply.

Facilities

Kingdom View will be a welcoming haven near Uganda Christian University, "a center of excellence in the heart of
Africa." Ideal for quiet time, one-on-one mentoring or small group Bible study. Open to students, faculty, pastors,
missionaries and anyone wishing to grow in their Christian faith. Guest house and dining will aid sustainability. Media
center, relaxed interactive teaching area, outdoor meeting pavilion, retail training center and student retreat facilities
included.

Leadership

Mark and Margaret Noblin have ministered in Africa since 2003, living there all of 2005, when Dan Vick first visited and
later became chairman of the board. Opened three orphanages, started seven AWANA clubs for kids, established
Christian business training at three churches, partnered in agriculture program and developed discipleship scholarship
program with Uganda Christian University. Guided church men's and women's ministries and taught freedom and
identity in Jesus to other ministries. The Noblins will oversee start up of Kingdom View on site. Long-term we expect
other missionaries and/or nationals to participate in management.

Structure

The Rock Outreach, Inc. is a Christian 501(c)(3) tax exempt U.S. organization registered in Texas. Dan, Margaret and Earl
Fain III are the board members. Mark is president. Dan and Margaret, along with two longtime Ugandan associates, are
board members of a similar organization, Rock Kingdom LTD, registered in Uganda to enable ownership of land there.
Mark also serves as president of the Uganda organization.

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MINISTRY ENVIRONMENT

Ugandas population is 35.9 million, with 48.7 percent under the age of 14 and 21.2 percent ages 15-24.
Uganda had the second highest fertility rate and the fifth highest population growth rate in the world in
2012.
About 8,000 East African students attend Uganda Christian
University from Uganda, Rwanda, Congo, Kenya, Tanzania and
Burundi. A few exchange students attend from the U.S, UK,
Australia, New Zealand and Canada. Kingdom View is located
across the road from the UCU campus and is adjacent to two UCU
hostels currently under construction which will house 300 female
students. UCU is located in Mukono, about 45 minutes from
Kampala and 1.5 hours from Entebbe Airport (40 miles).
Kingdom Views proximity to and relationship with UCU provides
an ideal location and environment to raise up disciples, mentors
and leaders to impact the culture for Jesus from a cross-section of
society focusing on -- but not limited to -- university students.

Kingdom View has received the endorsements of LIFE Ministry Uganda
(formerly Campus Crusade for Christ), Navigators of Uganda, the UCU
director of student affairs, the UCU chaplain and the managing director
of UCU Holdings LTD. (Letters attached to proposal).
About 86 percent of Ugandans consider themselves Christians, with
about 12.1 percent being Muslims, 1 percent other and .9 percent
none. Among those identifying as Christians, 35.9 percent are
Anglican (Church of Uganda), 41.9 percent are Catholic, 4.6 percent are Pentecostal and 1.5 percent are
Seventh Day Adventists. A strong tradition of animism, witchcraft and ancestral worship maintains an
impact across all sectors.
Anglicans are informally divided between evangelicals and the more traditional church. UCU has a
strong Bible-based conservative evangelical tradition which closely parallels doctrines of Northwest
Bible Church. Its objective is integrating faith into all aspects of life. UCU was the first African
university to be affiliated with the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU).

Our ministry also works closely with churches categorized as Pentecostal, while in fact they more
closely represent what Americans would consider to be evangelical with slightly more emphasis on
spiritual gifts.
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The Rock Outreach, Inc
September 30, 2014
Kingdom View Fellowship Center and Guest House
Mukono, Uganda
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Site Plan
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250 ft.
Phase One
1 Missionary Banda Priscilla and Aquila House 1,600 SF
2 Covered Pavilion for 150 People 1,400 SF
3 Gate House and Main Gate 60 SF
Phase Two
4 Duplex Guest Banda with sleeping loft 250 SF /Unit
5 Caf 250 SF
6 Retail Training Building 520 SF
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Covered Pavilion - seating for 250 people w
Kitchen and storage 2,800 SF
8 Toilets and Showers - Women 225 SF
9 Toilets and Showers - Men 225 SF
10 Platform Tents 180 SF
Phase Three
Guest House
11 Lobby and Reception 650 SF
12 Manager's Office 130 SF
13 Fellowship and Teaching Room for 30 people 860 SF
14 Media center and Library 215 SF
15 Dining Room for 30 with Buffet 650 SF
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Large Covered Wrap Around Porch (Calculate at
1/2 Area) 600 SF
17 Kitchen (to accommodate class of 6) 330 SF
8 Guest rooms and 2 Executive suites located on the 2nd floor
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KINGDOM VIEW
Land Acquisition Summary
(All contiguous plots)
Sept. 29, 2014

Purchased to date with title and Uganda registration of ownership:
.65 acre Cost: $85,018

Under contract:
.2 acre Down Payment Paid: $7,624
Balance Due: $21,154 ($11,538 due Jan. 15, 2015; balance of $9,616 due June 15, 2015)

Additional Land Needed:
.4 acre Asking Price (Subject to Change): $57,692

TOTAL PAID: $92,642
TOTAL NEEDED TO COMPLETE LAND ACQUISITON: $78,846 (plus $5,000 land registration and legal fees)

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KINGDOM VIEW PHASED CONSTRUCTION
Overview

As the Lord provides we are developing Kingdom View step by step. Purchasing all the land is the critical first step
because of the limited land availability close to the university within walking distance along with rising prices of land.
Also to protect the current plots we own, we think it is wise to purchase all the land or at the same time we begin
construction in Phase One. The Church of Uganda is building a hostel for 300-400 female students next door to the
Kingdom View land and will be managed by Uganda Christian University. The Rock Board of Directors voted that the
Noblins oversee all the construction of the three phases to insure good stewardship and excellence. Currently we have
surveyed and fenced the upper plots.

Phase One-Remaining Land, Priscilla and Aquila House, Pavilion (See Priscilla and Aquila concept below)

The plan for Phase One is to purchase the remaining land so we own the full 1.25 acres. The first building we would like
to construct is the Priscilla and Aquila House (missionary home) and the small pavilion for 150 people with a kitchen.
The missionary home would provide housing for the Noblins while they oversee the project and also provide for on-
going discipling/mentoring in the home. The small pavilion would provide meeting space which is badly needed for
fellowships and teaching by Navigators, Life Ministries and the UCU Chaplains fellowship groups. The kitchen would be
the first step in offering limited food service to the groups using the pavilion and helping Kingdom View to be self-
sustainable. As the guest bandas are added in Phase Two this will be the dining area for guests staying in the bandas.

Cost of Phase One: $216,891

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INSPIRATION FOR PRISCILLA AND AQUILA HOUSE

The missionary house will be a center of Christian hospitality and godly influence across the road from
the respected Uganda Christian University in the heart of Africa.
Mark and Margaret will lay out the welcome mat for students and others to drop by for tea, friendship,
discussion, encouragement, prayer, teaching and biblical guidance as needed.
The missionary house is the first step in developing the Kingdom View vision. It not only will provide a
ministry home for teaching and fellowship, but also serve as home for the Noblins as they oversee
development of the entire Kingdom View plan.
The ministry of Priscilla and Aquila, whose lives and ministry are summarized below, is the model.
(From the NIV Study Bible):
Some couples know how to make the most of life. They complement each other, capitalize on each
others strengths, and form an effective team. Their united efforts affect those around them. Aquila and
Priscilla was such a couple. They are never mentioned separately in the Bible. In marriage and ministry,
they operated as one.
Priscilla and Aquila met Paul in Corinth during his second missionary journey. They had just been
expelled from Rome by Emperor Claudiuss decree against Jews. Their home was as movable as the
tents they made to support themselves. They opened their home to Paul, and he joined them in tent
making. He shared with them his wealth of spiritual wisdom. Priscilla and Aquila made the most of their
spiritual education. They listened carefully to sermons and evaluated what they heard.
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When they heard Apollos speak, they were impressed by his ability but realized that his information was
not complete. Instead of open confrontation, the couple quietly took Apollos home and shared with him
what he needed to know. Until then, Apollos had only been aware of John the Baptists message about
Christ. Priscilla and Aquila told him about Jesus life, death, and resurrection, and the reality of Gods
indwelling Spirit. He continued to preach powerfullybut now with the full story.
As for Priscilla and Aquila, they went on using their home as a warm place for training and worship. Back
in Rome years later, they hosted one of the house churches that developed. In an age when the focus is
mostly on what happens between husband and wife, Aquila and Priscilla are an example of what can
happen through husband and wife. Their effectiveness together is the result of their good relationship
with each other. Their hospitality opened the doorway of salvation to many.
The Christian home is still one of the best tools for spreading the gospel.
Strengths and accomplishments:
Outstanding husband/wife team who ministered in the early church.
Supported themselves by tent making while serving Christ.
Close friends of Paul.
Explained to Apollos the full message of Christ.
Lessons from their lives:
Couples can have an effective ministry together.
The home is a valuable tool for evangelism.
Every believer needs to be well educated in the faith, whatever his or her role in the church.

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Phase Two-Bandas (3), Retail Training Shops, Larger Pavilion, Platform Tent Area

Phase Two includes the construction of three guest bandas, several retail training shops, a larger pavilion for 250 people
and a platform tent area for overnight retreats. Each duplex banda will have the capacity to sleep 8 guests, four on each
side with self-contained bathrooms with showers in each unit. The total guest capacity for the bandas is 24 guests.
Guests will have meals in the small pavilion. The small retail training shops will provide practical experience for students
taking the course Doing Business Gods Way. With student hostels on either side, Kingdom View will have built in
needs for basic items and services. The plan is to have a small walk up caf for takeout snacks, covered area with
seating, a two chair salon, a shoe repair and alteration shop, stationery/printing Internet cafe and a small walk up quick
shop with a window having such items as soap, toilet paper, airtime, tea and other items all university students purchase
on a weekly basis. The larger pavilion will be available for seminars, prayer retreats and university staff functions.
Navigators and Life Ministries have shared with us a need for meeting space close to the university. The vision for the
platform tent area came from the chaplains office recommendation to have a facility which didnt require
transportation of students wanting to go on retreats. There are 35 student fellowship groups on campus, each of which
normally has one retreat per month. The design would handle 60 students at a time with 10 tents each with three sets
of bunk beds. In addition there would be two bathroom/shower houses one for ladies and one for men with a central
meeting area and a fire pit.
Cost of Phase Two: $228,224
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Phase Three-Guest House and Fellowship Center

Phase Three will be the construction of the guest house and fellowship center. The vision is that it will be ideal for quiet
times, one-on-one mentoring or small group Bible study. Currently there is a shortage of guest facilities and apartments
for visitors to the campus. Frequently visiting lecturers need apartments for the 4 month term and the guest house
would help meet this demand. The facilities will be open to students, faculty, pastors, missionaries and anyone wishing
to grow in their Christian faith. The guest house and dining area will aid sustainability of the facility. Included on the first
floor of the facility is a media center for movies and seminars, including a relaxed interactive teaching area with sofas
and small conversation areas.

Cost of Phase Three: $726,386

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Kingdom View Fellowship Center and Guest House The Rock Outreach, Inc.
Phase One Cost Model
Building / Space
No. of
Spaces
Area per
Space
Gross
Area SF
Gross
Area M
2
Cost Per
SF
Cost Per
SM
Total Cost
A1 Missionary Banda Priscilla and Aquila House 1 150 1,614 150 42 $ 450 $ 67,500 $
A2 Small Generator / Storage Shed 1 6 65 6 28 $ 300 $ 1,800 $
A3
Covered Pavilion with seating for 150 people (8m x
12m = 96sm) with small kitchen with storage (4m x
8m = 32sm). 1 130 1,399 130 14 $ 150 $ 19,500 $
A4 Gate House and Main Gate 1 6 65 6 42 $ 450 $ 2,700 $
Total Gross Area 3,142 292
Total Building Cost 91,500 $
C - Soft Costs
Consultant, Permitting, Testing Fees
USD
C1 Consultant Fees as Percent of Const. Cost 8.0% 7,320 $
Includes: Architect (5.5%), Electrical, Mech.,
Structural Engineer, Civil Engineer
C2 Quantity Surveyor or Cost Estimator 1.0% 915 $
C3 Specialty Consultants 0.0% - $
C4 Surveying 1.0% 915 $
C5 Geotechnical Engineering 1.0% 915 $
C6 Permitting 0.2% 183 $
C7 Testing and Inspections 0.0% - $
Site, Loose Furnishing and Other Costs
C8 Road work, Landscaping, Perimeter Fence, Paths and Site Lighting 6.0% 5,490 $
C9 Signage 0.3% 275 $
C10 Furniture and Appliances 10.0% 9,150 $
C11 Generator 2,000 $
C12 Move in Expenses 1.0% 915 $
C13 Infrastructure Improvements (Power and water to buildings) 1.5% 1,373 $
Total of Soft Costs 29,450 $
Soft Costs as a Percentage of Construction Cost 32.2%
Project Cost (construction cost and soft cost) 120,950 $
Project Contingency 10% 12,095 $
Total Project Cost 133,045 $
D1 Land Purchase - Remaining two plots 78,846 $
D2 Title Registration and legal fees 5,000 $
Total Land Cost 83,846 $
Total Phase One Cost 216,891 $
% of Const. Cost
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Phase Two Cost Model
Building / Space
No. of
Spaces
Area per
Space M2
Gross
Area SF
Gross
Area M
2
Cost Per
SF
Cost Per
SM
Total Cost
A5 Duplex Guest Banda with sleeping loft 3 50 1,614 150 37 $ 400 $ 60,000 $
A6
Covered Pavilion with seating for 250 people (12m x
20m = 240sm) with kitchen and storage (4m x 12m =
48sm). 1 288 3,099 288 14 $ 150 $ 43,200 $
A7 Platform Tents 10 18 1,937 180 9 $ 100 $ 18,000 $
A8 Convenience Building - Women - 3 toilets and 2
showers. Veranda and outdoor sink for washing 1 21 226 21 37 $ 400 $ 8,400 $
A9 Convenience Building - Men - 3 toilets and 2
showers. Veranda and outdoor sink for washing 1 21 226 21 37 $ 400 $ 8,400 $
A10 Caf 1 25 269 25 28 $ 300 $ 7,500 $
A11 Retail Building 4 12 516 48 28 $ 300 $ 14,400 $
Total Building Cost 159,900 $
C - Soft Costs
Consultant, Permitting, Testing Fees % of Const. Cost USD
Includes: Architect (5.5%), Electrical, Mech.,
Structural Engineer, Civil Engineer
C2 Quantity Surveyor or Cost Estimator 1.0% 1,599 $
C4 Surveying (Included in Phase One) 0.0% - $
C5 Geotechnical Engineering (Included in Phase One) 0.0% - $
C8 Landscaping, Paths and Site Lighting 4.0% 6,396 $
C9 Signage 0.3% 480 $
C11 Generator and Inverter System 10,000 $
C12 Move in Expenses 1.0% 1,599 $
Project Contingency 10% 20,748 $
Total Phase Two Cost 228,224 $
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Phase Three Cost Model
No. Program Space
No. of
Spaces
Net Area
M
2
Net Area
SF
Total Net
Area SF
Total Net Area
M
2
Guest House
A12 Guest Rooms Self-Contained 8 24 258 2066 192
A13 Guest Suite 2 46 495 990 92
A14 Lobby and Reception 1 60 646 646 60
A15 Manager's Office 1 12 129 129 12
A16 Fellowship and Teaching Room for 20 people 1 80 861 861 80
A17 Media center and Library 1 20 215 215 20
A18 Toilets for Day Guests (unisex) 2 3 32 65 6
A19 Dining Room for 30 with Buffet 1 60 646 646 60
A20 Large Covered Wrap Around Porch (Calculate at 1/2 Area) 1 35 377 377 35
A21 Kitchen (to accommodate class of 6) 1 30 323 323 30
A22 Kitchen Pantry Storage 1 8 86 86 8
A23 Laundry with Ironing and folding table 1 10 108 108 10
A24 Linen Storage 1 4 43 43 4
A25 House Keeping Closets 2 2 22 43 4
A26 General Storage 3 8 86 258 24
A27 Worker Break room 1 8 86 86 8
A28 Workers Toilet/Shower and Changing Room 1 4 43 43 4
A29 Generator / Storage Shed 1 12 129 129 12
Total Net Area 6,983 661
Grossing Factor (Wall Area, Hallways, Stairs, Elec., Etc.) 1.25 80%
Project Cost Model
B - Construction Cost USD
B1 Anticipated Construction Cost per SF and M
2
51 $ 550 $
B2 Total Construction Cost ($550 x Gross Area) 454,438 $
C - Soft Costs
Consultant, Permitting, Testing Fees USD
Includes: Architect (5.5%), Electrical, Mech., Structural
Engineer, Civil Engineer - $
C2 Quantity Surveyor or Cost Estimator 1.0% 4,544 $
C4 Surveying (Included in Phase One) 0.0% - $
C5 Geotechnical Engineering (Included in Phase One) 0.0% - $
C8 Road work, Parking, Landscaping, Paths and Site Lighting 4.0% 18,178 $
C9 Signage 0.3% 1,363 $
C11 Generator 20,000 $
C12 Solar Panels 10,000 $
C13 Move in Expenses 1.0% 4,544 $
Project Contingency 10.0% 60,032 $
Escalation for one year -(If construction starts later than a year from design)*
10.0% 66,035 $
Total Project Cost After One Year 726,386 $
*Please note that inflation may be higher than 10% and will have to be evaluated based on the current economy
Total Phase Three Cost 726,386 $
% of Const. Cost
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KINGDOM VIEW
PROJECTED INCOME AND EXPENSES
Year One UGX Year One USD Year Two UGX Year Two USD Year Three UGX Year Three USD TOTAL
INCOME - $
Ministry Donation 10,000,000 3,846 $ - - $ - - $
Priscilla and Aquila Rent 12,000,000 4,615 $ 12,000,000 4,615 $ 12,000,000 4,615 $
Banda Rent - - $ 170,820,000 65,700 $ 170,820,000 65,700 $
Guest House Rooms - - $ - - $ 227,760,000 87,600 $
Guest House Suites - - $ - - $ 87,600,000 33,692 $
Restaurant - - $ - - $ 219,000,000 84,231 $
Retreat Income - - $ 93,600,000 36,000 $ 93,600,000 36,000 $
Retail Income - - $ - - $ 73,000,000 28,077 $
Special Event Income 2,400,000 923 $ 3,600,000 1,385 $ 14,400,000 5,538 $
TOTAL INCOME 24,400,000 9,385 $ 280,020,000 107,700 $ 898,180,000 345,454 $ 462,538 $
EXPENSES - $ - $ - $
Power 4,800,000 1,846 $ 19,200,000 7,385 $ 28,800,000 11,077 $
Water 1,800,000 692 $ 5,400,000 2,077 $ 8,100,000 3,115 $
Security 6,000,000 2,308 $ 12,000,000 4,615 $ 18,000,000 6,923 $
Cleaning 1,200,000 462 $ 7,200,000 2,769 $ 19,200,000 7,385 $
Maintenance 3,600,000 1,385 $ 18,000,000 6,923 $ 54,000,000 20,769 $
Internet 3,000,000 1,154 $ 9,000,000 3,462 $ 13,500,000 5,192 $
Supplies 1,200,000 462 $ 3,600,000 1,385 $ 5,400,000 2,077 $
Retreat Food - - $ 28,080,000 10,800 $ 28,080,000 10,800 $
Guest Food B&B - - $ 14,016,000 5,391 $ 35,040,000 13,477 $
Restaurant Food - - $ - - $ 131,400,000 50,538 $
Chef and Kitchen Staff - - $ - - $ 26,400,000 10,154 $
Retail Inventory & Cost - - $ - - $ 58,400,000 22,462 $
Assistant Manager Salary - - $ 7,200,000 2,769 $ 7,920,000 3,046 $
Insurance 1,037,751 399 $ 2,817,898 1,084 $ 9,521,460 3,662 $
TOTAL OUTFLOWS 22,637,751 8,707 $ 126,513,898 48,659 $ 443,761,460 170,677 $ 228,044 $
NET INCOME 1,762,249 678 $ 153,506,102 59,041 $ 454,418,540 174,776 $ 234,495 $
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KINGDOM VIEW
PROJECTED INCOME AND EXPENSES
Assumptions:
Missionary rental payment to Kingdom View for Priscilla and Aquila Home
60 percent occupancy on rooms
65,000 UGX per person per night B&B ($25 USD per person)
200,000 UGX per suite per night ($77 USD per suite)
60 percent occupancy on retreats (based only on Fri-Sat nights)
50,000 UGX per student night for retreats includes meals ($19.23 USD)
Restaurant based on 30 meals per day @ 20,000 UGX each (7.70 USD)
(Restaurant food cost estimated at 60 percent of sales)
Retail based on 100 students spending 2,000 UGX per day ($0.77 USD)
(20 percent gross profit on retail sales)
Year One =Income and Expense After Phase One
Year Two = Income and Expense After Phase Two
Year Three = Income and Expense After Phase Three
UGX = Uganda Shillings
Exchange Rate: One USD = 2,600 Uganda Shillings
NOTE: Net proceeds will be reinvested in ministry; room rates and occupancy estimated conservatively.
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Michael Reid, MArch, AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Senior Lecturer
Architect and Master Planner
Contact Information
email: mikereid777@gmail.com
Mobile: 256 0771831985
Michael has 20 years of experience as practicing architecture and teaching archi-
tectural design, planning and project management. Currently, Michael is a mission-
ary at Uganda Christian University supporting UCUs vision of creating Christian
leaders for Uganda and East Africa. At UCU, he splits his time between teaching in
the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, and working in the Planning
Offce at UCU; where he is responsible for planning, design and implementation of
building and infrastructure projects for UCUs fve campuses. In addition to his work
at UCU, he supports many missions organizations in architectural design, master
planning and project implementation.
His professional work focuses on colleges and universities in campus master
planning and architectural design for laboratory and classroom buildings, health
science facilities, student centers, dormitories and libraries. Michael also has broad
experience in designing primary and secondary schools, multi-family housing, com-
mercial/retail mixed-use projects, entertainment facilities and private residences.
Masters of Architecture May - 1996
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Bachelor of Arts - Philosophy & Fine Arts May - 1991
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Uganda Christian University
Senior Lecturer - Civil and Environmental Engineering 2011 - Present
Lecturing in:
- Project Planning and Construction Management
- Engineering Drawing
Georgia Institute of Technology
Graduate Design Studio - Guest Reviewer 1999- 2009
Auburn University
Graduate Design Studio - Guest Reviewer 1999
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Graduate Design Studio - Teaching Assistant, 1995
Visual Arts Studio, Teaching Assistant, 1994
Physical Planning Manager 2011 - Present
- Responsible for planning, feasibility studies, design and implementation of all
building and physical infrastructure projects at all fve UCU campuses.
Deputy Vice Chancellor (acting)
Development and External Relations Jan. - June 2014
Reid Design
Consulting Architect and Master Planner 1996 - Present
Perkins+Will, Inc. Architects, Atlanta, USA
Associate Principal - Leader of Higher Education Practice Group
(on extended leave) 1996 - 2001 and 2007 - Present
BAR Architects, Inc., San Francisco, USA
Senior Associate - Project Designer 2001 - 2007
Kallmann, Mckinnell and Wood, Inc., Boston, USA
Staff Architect 1994 - 1995
EDUCATION
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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Senior Lecturer
Contact Information
Mobile: 256 0771831985
eMi - Engineering Ministries International
CEEM - Communaute des Eglises Emmanuel du Burundi (Community of
Emmanuel Churches of Burundi) - Bujumbura, Burundi - May 2013
- Project team member - Master planning of missions campus and building
design for guest house and sports complex
eMi - Engineering Ministries International
(UCBC) Universite Chretien Bilingue de Congo (Bilingual Christian Univer-
sity of Congo) - September 2014
- Project team member - Structural and building assessment and architec-
tural re-design of worship center and classroom building
Tercero Dining Commons, University of California Davis.
Educational Environments
No. 3, Visual Reference Publications (2007)
Hamu Musaka Library, Uganda Christian University, Mukono, Uganda.
Ideas + Buildings Perspective
Perkins+Will Publications (2009)
Greening What Youve Got - LEED Accreditation for historic University
Buildings - Anna Young Alumnae House Agnes Scott College - A case
Study.
American Institute of Architects Southeast Regional Conference 2009 -
Greenville, South Carolina - October 2009.
Innovations in Science learning environments.
Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL)
Emory University at Oxford, Georgia - October 2008
Architect: California, USA - No. 30958
LEED AP BD+C Accredited Professional
American Institute of Architects, (AIA)
United States Green Building Council (USGBC)
Society of College and University Planners (SCUP)
Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL)
PUBLICATIONS
ADDITIONAL MISSIONS WORK
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
REGISTRATIONS
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
International Projects
Mukono, Uganda
- New Student Activity Center
- New Classroom Building
- Hamu Musaka Library
- Maari Classroom Building
- Kavengere Classroom Building
- Main Gate
- Mukono Campus Master Plan
- Mbale Campus Master Plan
King Saud bin Abdualziz
University for Health Sciences
Saudi Arabia
- Educational and Master Plan
American University in Iraq -
Sulaimani
Sulaimani, Iraq
- Campus Master Plan
African Renewal University
Kampala, Uganda
Mukono, Uganda
- Kingdom View Guest House and Re-
treat Center
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Senior Lecturer
Contact Information
Mobile: 256 0771831985
San Diego State University
San Diego, California
- Student Center
University of California - Davis
Davis, California
- Tercero Dining Commons and
Student Center
- Segundo Student Service Center
- Mondavi School of Enology
Chico State University
Chico, California
- Student Services Building
Sonoma State University
Sonoma, California
- Green Music Center
College of Coastal Georgia
Brunswick, Georgia
- Health Science Center
Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw, Georgia
- Research Laboratory
Emory University at Oxford
Oxford, Georgia
- New Science Center
Spelman College
Atlanta, Georgia
- Science Center
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia
-Erskine Love Manufacturing Lab
University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia
- New Veterinary College
Agnes Scott College
Anna Young Alumnae House,
Georgia
Whitefeld Academy
- High School Building, Georgia
Woodward Academy
Atlanta, Georgia
Sonoma Academy
Santa Rosa, California
- New High School Campus
Lucas Films, Ltd.
Marin County, California
- Skywalker Ranch Screening
Rooms and Archives Building,
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Selected Projects in USA
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04-October-2013
Board of Directors
The Rock Outreach, Inc
P.O. Box 670222
Dallas, TX 75367
RE: Kingdom View Ministry House serving Uganda Christian University Ministries
Dear Mark and Margaret:
It was refreshing to talk to you and listen to all the stories of how the Lord has used you over the years to make such a
significant contribution to the advancement of the gospel and the Kingdom of God in the areas of discipleship and
mentoring young men and women in our country. We certainly share the same passion and it is encouraging to know
that there is many other groups of people, organisations and individual committed to the same things as we in the
NavigatorsEvangelism, Establishing new believers and Equipping them for fruitful labor.
I therefore with no doubt as I shared with you would like to let the members of your board know that the idea of the
ministry house is good news to our ministry here at Uganda Christian University. Over the years we have had to drive
over 50km towards Entebbe or Jinja to find a place to retreat for a weekend of prayer, time alone with God and
conference.
This would be perfect for our one on one meeting which holds throughout the week depending on the availability and
the needs of our key students involved in discipleship, small group meeting; usually, 7-15 students twice a week, and our
large group meetings once or twice a semester which may involve 20-150 students. On the weekends we have games or
movie night. So often a student will come to me wanting to talk privately and we need a place for these types of
conversations over a good cup of tea or coffee. On occasion Navigators has leadership training or regional meetings and
including accommodations, and depending on the suitability this would be a good option. The meetings take place
several times in the year, some on a regular basis and others whenever deemed necessary. I am sure we would utilize
Kingdom View and support the vision.
We pray and believe that, that he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ.
Phil 1:6

In His harvest field,

Levi Ndimubanzi Ssemanza
CAMPUS LEADER THE NAVIGATORS OF UGANDA AT UGANDA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY MUKONO
Contact us on: +256 712 886 731 ,+256 702 164 750 Email leviland@gmail.com

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Phone: +256(0)312-378 000 Email: holdings@ucuholdings.co.ug Website: www.ucuholdings.co.ug
P.O.Box 853 Mukono Uganda
Building Homes on a Firm Foundation

12 October 2013

Board of Directors
P.O. Box 670222
Dallas, TX 75367

RE: Kingdom View Ministry House serving Uganda Christian University and UCU
Holdings

Dear Mark and Margaret:

It was lovely to dine with you last week when were both in Mukono. Thanks for your
hospitality.

I thought I would take this opportunity both as former Vice Chancellor of Uganda Christian
University (2000-2010) and as Managing Director of UCU Holdings, Ltd. to express
solidarity with your mission of opening a Kingdom View Ministry House near the campus.

I have found over the years that partnerships between Ugandan institutions, especially the
University, and mission-oriented groups like yours is one of the most fruitful ways to
advance the Kingdom. I found this to be true in the partnership we had with The Rock on the
Ntawo farm.

Further, when expatriates are willing to come and offer their lives, their expertise, their
experience, it can make a great difference. I have seen this happen over and over in a variety
of settings. I know in your vision, simply providing a good place for students to meet, have
fellowship and receive teaching is the focus, and that is much needed.

Forming Christian leaders for mission and ministry has been my passion over these past
years, and I want to commend you and your supporters in the getting the Ministry House up
and running.

I look forward to seeing you again and working alongside in service of His Great
Commission.

Sincerely yours,

Rev. Prof. Stephen Noll
Managing Director

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