segradino:


I'll appreciate that sir.

Snap the plans again and send to my whatsapp number 08069237482
I can't see the dimensions of these ones clearly.

victorazy:


What is your brief (the contents you expected)
And what is your budget.

Call or text me if ur serious.

I want to know what can be obtained because I intend to get a land and buy a nice tent to place on for residential if that project can be started with about N900,000.00

@Victorazy; do you have idea of how to get nice tent or can you handle such project My E-mail: emi_739@yahoo.co.uk

segradino:
I got this as a plan to a 3-bedroom apartment. From a novice's standpoint I feel it isn't right. Pls I need the architects in the house to lend to opinions.

Happy Sunday

Cc: lalasticlala

See this one wey i design as a novice, so check am and take to ur Architect

Originalsly:
@op... even us non architects know that plan is nowhere near sensible. I hope you didn't pay for that. Darepoju.... question for architect you.... do you guys try to discourage clients from wanting cold weather type houses?...like the one you posted? All I can see is that house is designed to trap heat.

don't understand what u mean by trapping heat...

ajarossi:
1).The flow is very poor,
2).The master B/room is hidden,
3).The rooms r not upto standard measurements
4). In a case of fire outbreak there is no exist door for d master B/room n one oda room
5). The looby ll always b dark when all doors r closed
6). The master B/room, Kitchen, rooms, and lobby can't be accessed without accessing the sittingroom
7). The kitchen of a house and it balcony is better placed at the back of the building mainly for d case of combustion n others.
. After construction there ll b a gutter by the left side of the entrance, this gutter ll b a problem while tryin to gain access it the house when eva it's rains

just like d ones u had in ur 3d...?
nice render thoo

darepoju:
don't understand what u mean by trapping heat...

Hot air rises... in cold weather climes...houses are built like the one in the pic.... no vents or spaces above window level to allow hot air/heat to escape. The hot air now becomes trapped above window level and the house becomes hot. In houses built for hot weather like ours.. the style may be similar...but you would find vents (I'm just a layman)...above window level... windows up in the V of the roof..etc...spaces to allow the hot air to escape and cool air to enter below which keep the house relatively cool. Just curious.

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Shey na ND 1 student draw dis plan?
Well, it's not good doing tyns for free....