
Nyarutarama
Saunas, plunge pools and spa rooms for Nyarutarama villas: level golf-side plots, close neighbours, quiet chil…
Read more →Remera is where Kigali does sport and events — BK Arena, the Amahoro stadium precinct, hotels that fill around fixtures. Almost everything we build here is commercial, and the driver is throughput.

A club here does not need a recovery zone sized on its membership. It needs one sized on the ninety minutes after training or after a fixture, when everybody arrives at once. We count the squad, not the roster, and usually land on more plunge positions and a smaller sauna than the owner first imagined. A rugby or football squad of twenty-five finishing together needs four tubs or a sunken pool, whatever the membership list says.
Venue spa rooms take heavy, bursty use. Finishes are chosen for cleaning: porcelain rather than natural stone on the floor, marine-grade fixings, benches that unbolt for deep cleaning, and a drain you can actually lift and rod.
Hotels here fill in event weeks and run quiet in between, which makes a thermal suite that can be part-closed attractive: separate isolation on each room, so a single sauna runs on a Tuesday and the whole suite opens on a Saturday.
Fixtures also bring visiting teams and touring performers who want recovery facilities for a few nights only. A hotel with two chilled plunge tubs and a sauna on its spa floor can offer exactly that to a travelling squad — a plain booking argument whenever the arena calendar is full.
| Project | Indicative, million RWF |
|---|---|
| Gym recovery zone: 2 tubs and a sauna | 6.5 – 14 |
| Club recovery zone: 4 tubs, rinse shower, filtration | 15 – 32 |
| Sunken plunge pool for 6–8 | 14 – 28 |
| Small hotel thermal suite, 28–35 m² plus plant | 24 – 52 |
Commercial premises are billed on REG's non-residential tariff — RWF 355 per kWh for the first 100 kWh a month and RWF 376 above (effective 1 October 2025, before VAT and the regulatory fee) — so chiller insulation and lids pay back quickly here. The planning logic for squads is on our gym recovery zone page.
Remera's main roads are paved and wide, and most venues and hotels have a service yard, so the delivery itself is straightforward. Timing is the constraint: on match and concert days the streets around Amahoro and BK Arena close or jam for hours, so we book deliveries and noisy work away from the fixture list.
Inside commercial buildings, the service lift and the corridor turns decide the size of each crate. We measure both during the survey, and the panels and tubs are specified to fit — far easier than finding out at the lift door. Work in an operating gym or hotel runs in agreed hours, with the area screened and cleaned every day.
About a dozen, at a real-world three minutes in the water plus changeover. Size from your peak, not your average.
Yes, if the plant is designed with isolation on each room. Retrofitting that is expensive, so it belongs in the first drawing.
Yes. We agree working hours before the programme is fixed — early mornings for a gym, midweek for an event hotel — and keep the area screened and cleaned daily.
A slab that can take close to a tonne per large tub, a channel drain with falls, three-phase supply for the sauna and room for filtration. We check all four during the survey, before the price is fixed.

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