Kenya’s construction industry is a tale of two worlds—bustling urban centers like Nairobi and Mombasa, where skyscrapers reshape the skyline, and rural areas where builders navigate unique terrain, limited resources, and cultural traditions. While the end goal is the same—to create safe, functional, and sustainable spaces—the journey is vastly different in these contrasting settings. Urban […]
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March
The DIY Trend in Kenya: What Should You Build Yourself?
The DIY (Do-It-Yourself) culture is steadily growing in Kenya, with more homeowners and renters eager to take matters into their own hands. Whether it’s crafting furniture, repairing a leaky roof, or sprucing up your living space, DIY projects can save money, enhance creativity, and bring a sense of accomplishment. However, not everything should be tackled […]
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February
How to Start a Construction Business in Kenya: The Ultimate Guide
Introduction Starting a construction business in Kenya can be both profitable and fulfilling. With rapid urbanization, a growing population, and increased government spending on infrastructure, the construction sector offers plenty of opportunities. However, like any venture, success requires planning, research, and a clear understanding of the industry. At Lanny Builders Limited, we know what it […]
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February
Construction Safety: The Unseen Costs of Cutting Corners in Kenya
In a country where construction industry is booming, skyscrapers pierce the Nairobi skyline and rural towns transform into bustling hubs, safety should be the bedrock of every project. Yet, behind the scenes of these towering achievements, the harsh reality is that safety protocols are often sidestepped in a bid to save time and money. The […]
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February
The Rise of Tiny Homes in Kenya: Could They Solve Urban Housing Problems?
Tiny homes! Sounds ridiculous, yeah? But, with urbanization driving an ever-increasing demand for affordable housing it does make absolute sense. However, with land becoming scarce and traditional housing solutions remaining financially out of reach for many, an innovative trend is emerging—tiny homes. Could these small, efficient, and cost-effective living spaces be the answer to Kenya’s […]
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February
The Psychology of Space: How Construction Shapes Behavior
The Psychology of Space: How Construction Shapes Behavior When you step into a room, how do you feel? Energized? Relaxed? Stressed? Most people don’t realize it, but the spaces we inhabit—homes, offices, schools, hospitals—play a profound role in shaping our emotions, productivity, and even social interactions. Construction isn’t just about putting up walls; it’s about […]
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January
Hidden Gems: Unique Building Materials in Kenya
Hidden Gems: Unique Building Materials in Kenya Our countries construction industry is experiencing a transformative era, with builders and architects seeking innovative materials to create structures that are sustainable, cost-effective, and tailored to the environment. While concrete and steel dominate most projects, an exciting array of unique building materials is emerging, blending tradition, innovation, and […]
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January
A Day in the Life of Lanny Builders Limited
A Day in the Life of Lanny Builders Limited: Building Kenya, One Brick at a Time Kenya’s construction industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors in East Africa, fueled by urbanization, government initiatives, and private investments. At the heart of this growth are companies like Lanny Builders Limited, whose unwavering dedication to quality and innovation […]
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January
Kenya’s New Building Code 2025
Kenya’s New Building Code: A Bold Step Towards Safer and Sustainable Construction Our country’s construction sector is on the brink of a transformative shift with the introduction of a new Building Code, set to take effect in March 2025. This landmark regulation aims to address long-standing safety concerns, promote sustainable practices, and align the industry […]
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January
Protests Against Proposed Nuclear Power Plant in Kilifi: A Clash of Development and Conservation
Protests Against Proposed Nuclear Power Plant in Kilifi: A Clash of Development and Conservation Currently, we’re at a crossroads, grappling with the complex challenge of balancing national development with environmental conservation. At the heart of this debate lies the government’s proposal to build the country’s first nuclear power plant in Kilifi County, a region celebrated […]