Rwanda, a relatively small country in Africa, is one of the most fascinating regions on the continent due to its numerous resources, beautiful climate, and breathtaking landscape. It is one of the most densely populated parts of Sub-Saharan Africa and is home to a variety of animals that live in dreamy lakes and beautiful mountains. Rwanda has a tragic history of ethnic conflicts between the Tutsi and Hutu groups. In 1994, during a genocide, around 800,000 people were killed. Since then, Rwanda has made progress in national reconciliation and rebuilding the country, but the traumatic memories of the genocide have not yet healed. The Rwanda Chapel is a competition project organized by the "Young Architects Competition" for the community of Rukomo. The goal is to donate a church for believers and the local religious community. The concept for the new building in Rwanda was based on the idea of utilizing the natural beauty and typology of the landscape and integrating it into the design of the building. To achieve this goal, we expanded the line pattern of the landscape and marked it at every intersection until we reached a suitable shape.  The result is an organic form that resembles the layered landscape forms while capturing the natural beauty of the landscape.Natural materials found in the region of Rwanda were used for a sustainable design process to promote sustainable construction