InvertedHammer:
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I need a contemporary building plan for a 5-bedroom duplex en suite for a 550sq.meter plot.

Please send contact info or all necessary information to anergeshammer@gmail.com.


I will be glad to use any good reference as well.
Thanks.


Cc:
Nobody, Ejiekwu1, johnsegun54, castosvilla
2poundz, ArchNerd, thewatcher2020,
Barselonia, Igholize, Troubleshooter, Ba7man, Midform
Victorazy, spyder880


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klbakare:

The bricklayers are right. Am an agricultural engineer. there is a minimum distance used as standard between subsurface water source and septic tanks and graves. The effects may not be much, had it been the septic tank is even concrete cast throughout without pores or voids.

victorazy:


OK! When do u need it?

InvertedHammer:


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As soon as possible.

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HazzanTazzan:
Please help me out here...

i walked into a construction site today and the site engineer and bricklayers were arguing on where the well should have been located.

the bricklayers said it shouldnt be where it is while the Engineer claims he knows his job and the soak away will have no future effect on the well...

what do you think is wrong with this location of the well and do you think the Engineer is right?

InvertedHammer:
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I need a contemporary building plan for a 5-bedroom duplex en suite for a 550sq.meter plot.

Please send contact info or all necessary information to anergeshammer@gmail.com.


I will be glad to use any good reference as well.
Thanks.


Cc:
Nobody, Ejiekwu1, johnsegun54, castosvilla
2poundz, ArchNerd, thewatcher2020,
Barselonia, Igholize, Troubleshooter, Ba7man, Midform
Victorazy, spyder880


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Barselonia:
well, am engineer too but what I notice was that the AutoCAD software is easily learn anywhere..... people without the knowledge of building or drawing don't have the knowledge of what the building entails, once u can draw line ,offset it,trim it etc and using different modeling software, u have automatically become an engineer/ architect.. ...

and again clients cause the problem.. they want cheap package and better results..... example u go to architect for a building plan of 3 bedroom, he said minimum of 40k but u go to a road side architect,he said oga bring 20k jare..... u see d different.. but now the engineer would face many challenges about the drawing on site.....

ministry also partake, because dey don't check drawing b4 approval, once u have paid d necessary dues....dey just sign and approved... no checking it

joshua112:


you are very correct on your observation about architects and their drawing. I am also an architect with over 10yrs experience but from what I observed we have two types of architects ,the office architect then the site architect who is very much involved in construction .by the time you compare drawings done by the two types of architects, you will notice that the site architects has more accurate drawings cos from he's design he already knows what will work on site and what will not work but an office architect with no site experience will only do designs that are aesthetically ok but functionality is zero. Explaining why we also have mistakes is that some 3d are being done by visual artist not all are done by architects that's why you see those mistakes. We also have what we call anthropometrics that we learnt in school which is just a study of how human beings relate to sizes of spaces in buildings, not all architects put this into consideration while doing there design example is car park spaces,setbacks,staircase sizes for both residential and public buildings etc I have a lot on this issue to say but time wont permit me. you can contact me on 08031332857 for your quality architectural drawings.im also into construction

Badgers14:


Do you think a 2 storey 3 bedroom flat will fit fine on a 50x100x50x100 piece of land.?

Barselonia:

Why not.. ..once ur space is being maximize well by the architect ....
How many flat on d ground floor

Badgers14:


3 flats ground floor, 3 flats first floor and 3 flats second floor

Barselonia:

It would b very hard sir

Badgers14:


The contractor is suggesting 2 flats on the ground level, 3 flats first and second floor then a pent house of 2 bdrm flat.

But my concern is, the stability of the house? I don't want to be a part of any house falling over.

What do you think on that?

Barselonia:

Once D architect is abLe to sketch it out.. And u okay with it.. .u can go ahead it with it.. ..leave d rest for d structural engineer. .... And don't overcompromise on site

But don't know how 3 flat would b on 2 flat

Badgers14:


The contractor is suggesting 2 flats on the ground level, 3 flats first and second floor then a pent house of 2 bdrm flat.

But my concern is, the stability of the house? I don't want to be a part of any house falling over.

What do you think on that?

Barselonia:

Once D architect is abLe to sketch it out.. And u okay with it.. .u can go ahead it with it.. ..leave d rest for d structural engineer. .... And don't overcompromise on site

But don't know how 3 flat would b on 2 flat

Badgers14:


You are very funny... I had a high hope reading your response until i got to the bolded...

Badgers14:


Do you think a 2 storey 3 bedroom flat will fit fine on a 50x100x50x100 piece of land.?

HazzanTazzan:
Please help me out here...

i walked into a construction site today and the site engineer and bricklayers were arguing on where the well should have been located.

the bricklayers said it shouldnt be where it is while the Engineer claims he knows his job and the soak away will have no future effect on the well...

what do you think is wrong with this location of the well and do you think the Engineer is right?