brabus: Checking out the Sample Window

Pic 1: View from the Kitchen
Pic 2: External View of the sample Window

tundysho: Hello Mr brabus

You are doing a wonderful job here,well done.
But how come you window is 3 coaches from the DPC
Dont you think its too low
Cheers

ahf:

Stunning Window.... Very nice design....

Please whats the unit cost for this window? by sizes?

GREAT JOB

brabus:

I don't think so. It depends on the angle you're looking at it.


We gave our windows vertical emphasis by making the vertical dimension proportionately larger than the horizontal one. That way we can get the light we wanted.

We also planned our windows considering the following :

Thermal Heat Loss: we want this house to be energy efficient.

Ventilation: Windows provide ventilation to rooms and the extent of ventilation is dependent on the use and the size of the room.

brabus:

I don't think so. It depends on the angle you're looking at it.


We gave our windows vertical emphasis by making the vertical dimension proportionately larger than the horizontal one. That way we can get the light we wanted.

We also planned our windows considering the following :

Thermal Heat Loss: we want this house to be energy efficient.

Ventilation: Windows provide ventilation to rooms and the extent of ventilation is dependent on the use and the size of the room.

tundysho:


OK,i see,thats great,but looking at the safety angle,don't you think adventurous children might de tempted to jump!

brabus: What we've done!

brabus: A similar fence project done in August 2012 at Graceland Estate, Iyana Ishashi, Lagos/Badagry expressway, Lagos

Client: Nairaland Friend
Project Duration: 45 days
Terms of Engagement: Labour and Supervision only

Terrain: WATERLOGGED.

euromilion:
Dry season is better but building materials are more expensive.

brabus:

I'll provide answers to all other questions related to the cost of land in the estate as soon as I gain information.

katki: Waiting for the upper floor plan pls

Fhemmmy:

Will the carcass includes everything but just without furnishing?

bugmenot: Welldone Brabus! What's the roof material called and what drove your decision to use it here? How many sq feet is the roof and roughly how much will the entire roof cost? Thanks in advance and Merry Christmas!

brabus:

I think it’s obvious by now that updating this blog has become a little more difficult. In between balancing work, family and of course the project I’ve found little time to update it. Sincere apologies to those who come back looking for updates often. The project is actually on break now.

I'll update the cost of this project later on this thread. Meanwhile, we're doing some background works prior to finishing of the house now.

Watch this space as from next week as things begin to unfold. "From Paper to Brick: Rendering and Facade for our shell"

brabus:

I think it’s obvious by now that updating this blog has become a little more difficult. In between balancing work, family and of course the project I’ve found little time to update it. Sincere apologies to those who come back looking for updates often. The project is actually on break now.

I'll update the cost of this project later on this thread. Meanwhile, we're doing some background works prior to finishing of the house now.

Watch this space as from next week as things begin to unfold. "From Paper to Brick: Rendering and Facade for our shell"