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From architectural drawings to completion, with our own engineers and site teams.

Borama / rainwater harvesting
Rainwater harvesting collects the rain from the roof into storage, so it can be used for the garden and washing. This guide explains the idea. Hill Development builds the collection and storage.
01 / Selected views
Explore the completed house from the entrance to the full compound.
02 / Your location
Borama is a cooler highland town near the Djibouti and Ethiopia border. For construction, the cooler highland climate reduces salt and heat stress, and the border trade routes make many materials readily available.
In Borama, planning rainwater harvesting means the cooler highland climate reduces salt and heat stress, and the border trade routes make many materials readily available. Hill Development reviews the site, prepares the drawings and confirms the scope and the exact figure with a quotation before work begins.
Share the plot location and project scope with our Hargeisa office to discuss availability and site arrangements.
Discuss your location ↗From architectural drawings to completion, with our own engineers and site teams.
One team from plot to keys.
Progress reports and pictures keep you informed while our team manages the work on site.
03 / From brief to handover
Design, construction and handover with a coordinated team.
Send your plot location and what you want to build.
Prepare the drawings and agree the scope.
Our own teams carry out the work.
Inspect the finished building and hand over the keys.

Drawings guide the work.
Our teams bring it to site.
04 / Your questions
It saves water and provides a supply where water is scarce or costly.
Borama is a cooler highland town near the Djibouti and Ethiopia border. The cooler highland climate reduces salt and heat stress, and the border trade routes make many materials readily available.
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Share your project in Borama with the team.
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