The Ongoing Kingdom Kampala Complex extension to deliver a 21-Storey Tower and Luxury Apartments

Property tycoon Sudhir Ruparelia's Ruparelia Group is actively constructing Phase Two of the Kingdom Kampala complex, adding a 21-storey modern glass tower featuring a rare rooftop helipad, a 200-room luxury hotel, serviced apartments, and Grade-A offices in the heart of the central business district. 

According to management, the tower will have a 21-storey high-rise with modern vertical glass façades and landscaped green terraces, a rare addition to private commercial real estate in Uganda to support executive and VIP transit.

The complex will also contain a 200-room luxury hotel, and upscale residential suites, and exclusive penthouses.

The expansion has been designed to have a seamlessly connection with the existing multi-level Kingdom Kampala Mall podium for expanded retail and office leasing that will add another view to Kampala’s skyline.

Designs from the Architecture released in early 2026 depict a contemporary high-rise rising from a multi-level podium integrated into the existing Kingdom Kampala Mall complex, combining vertical glass façades with brick framing, landscaped terraces, and green roof elements intended to soften the building’s mass while enhancing its civic presence.

Another defining feature is the inclusion of a rooftop helipad and heliport—still rare in privately developed commercial real estate in Uganda—positioning the project firmly within the premium segment and targeting senior executives, investors, and international business travelers.

At podium level, the development emphasizes permeability and urban connectivity, with wide terraces, arched openings, and generous walkways accommodating retail, office, and public-facing commercial uses. 

Among the project outcomes expected are a contribute to employment creation and investment, a quench for demand for modern commercial office space and high-end hospitality facilities, new business attractions within the the additional office, retail, accommodation and conference facilities, new tax revenue generations among others