mufutau55:

I agreed with you.. His drawings always make me drool, especially in those 3Ds.. Money hard my brother..

Hajji Mufutau

Fhemmmy:

Money will come oh . . .We will get there

mufutau55:

At least we can say, we are trying in a clean honest way.. yes, may be one day we will get there.

Hajji Mufutau

ihebrooke: 4 Bedroom Duplex

GROUND FLOOR

Car Porch
Entrance Foyer
Visitors w.c
Ante room
Main Lounge
Dining
Stair hall
Lounge 2
Guest Bedroom
Kitchen
Store
Kitchen's Verandah


FIRST FLOOR

Bedroom 2
Bedroom 3
Family Lounge
Terrace for family lounge
Void over main lounge with gallery overlooking it
Masters bedroom
Foyer for masters bedroom


All bedrooms ensuite(has their wc/bath)
5 wc, 4 baths.
All bedrooms cross ventilated
Exclusive spiral staircase for the masters bedroom

External dimensions 15.4m by 20.7m

nne_mak: Your designs are soooooooooooooooooooooooo nice.......
I have been following silently since our last communication o.
Keep its up

ihebrooke: Side view

playmode:

Can you do a develop a design that is a departure from the typical Nigerian design? I am not a fan of Nigerian Architecture as i find it too "Colonial American" and not contemporary.I also don't like the way Nigerian architecture comes with coats of many colors,i like homes which have just subtle color scheme not a mismatched color scheme.

Can you design a sample of a bungalow in a minimalist fashion like the ones pictured below,just simple straight lines with ultra modern styling and well matched color scheme:





All of the above are South African homes and as you can see South African Architecture is ultra modern and in a class of it's own.I have attached a small floor plan which i developed on sweet home 3D software,can you design a modern minimalist outer skin for this plan and post it here.It is a rough floor plan so there are no specific dimensions indicated.

It features:

1 Lounge with bar
1 kitchen
1 Dining Area
4 en-suite bedrooms
1 King bedroom with walk in wardrobe
1 Gym/Arcade/Computer room
1 guest toilet

This is a huge bungalow and i believe that it can only fit on two plots of land 120ft by 120ft.I will wait to hear from you.

ihebrooke:

The designs can be developed. At least we have a few of them.

But, why it isn't so popular is the maintenance aspect.

I still remember that those type of designs were popular during the 70s and 80s. They are beautiful, and always do stand out.

Why did people shift from that to what is presently obtainable? The Maintenance aspect.

Th[b]e cost of maintaining these buildings are high. It should also be done regularly. With one or two rains, the edges/tip of the parapet wall begins to darken, and plants/algae begins to grow on it. [/b]


With the introduction of roofs covering the entire structure, this problem was reduced and/or solved.

Also, in most cases where the roof is slabbed and exposed to rain and shine, constant treatment of the roof must be done to prevent leakages

Over the years, however, most houses that were decked were roofed, not because it was the trend, but because most have begun to leak in several places.

This can be remedied by the introduction of low roofs in the design(as seen in most banks and other commercial structures). The low roofs are then covered with parapet walls.

blink182: are there no fungi resistant paint?

tempest12: @playmode...who cares if u like Nigerian architect or not...wot can u even do urself.,ur type are enemy of progress..Magic touch is one of the best architecture in this forum, so just get ur fucking ass and stupid south africa pics out of this lovely thread...this is naija not south Africa...nonsense

tempest12: @playmode...who cares if u like Nigerian architect or not...wot can u even do urself.,ur type are enemy of progress..Magic touch is one of the best architecture in this forum, so just get ur fucking ass and stupid south africa pics out of this lovely thread...this is naija not south Africa...nonsense

playmode: Bungalow details

Fhemmmy: Why dont you mesmerize us with some sample designs like that, you can never tell oh

ihebrooke:

Oga mi, shebi you know say no be all of our designs we dey showcase for here?

Fhemmmy:

I know now, na you biko oh, but just show him one that will make him not to sleep till you earn his business oh, cos since you did mine, i am still losing sleep and even all my co-workers are drooling

mufutau55:

So this is what you guys have been doing behind my back.. I may need to submit my soon..
All this design is killing me.. Just got myself a new super computer on the weekend, and first thing
I did with it is to logon to Nairaland and save all the amazing drawings from Ihebrooke for future reference.
I love them.

Hajji Mufutau

Fhemmmy:

My brother, he did mine about 2 years and since then, it has been something to behold,
the man is not only talented but very professional . . .I will recommend him any day and any time

mufutau55:

Looking at his work, you can tell he is very professional.. I love his drawings and that of Kkonsults,
although they have different kind of design/taste, which is good... but they standout..
I am sure one day they will surely have my business.

Hajji Mufutau

tempest12: @playmode...who cares if u like Nigerian architect or not...wot can u even do urself.,ur type are enemy of progress..Magic touch is one of the best architecture in this forum, so just get ur fucking ass and stupid south africa pics out of this lovely thread...this is naija not south Africa...nonsense

Fraba: I need a design of a student hostel. 30 to 40 rooms fit for 4 plots. all rooms with a kitchen and bath/toilet.
can you give samples?

Fraba: I need a design of a student hostel. 30 to 40 rooms fit for 4 plots. all rooms with a kitchen and bath/toilet. can you give samples?

Fraba: I need a design of a student hostel. 30 to 40 rooms fit for 4 plots. all rooms with a kitchen and bath/toilet.
can you give samples?

mufutau55:

This should be very interesting Mr. Ihebrooke.. I will like to see this too.. Please post samples when finished.
Thanks.

Hajji Mufutau