princemi:
Hi, am not a critique but i have to say this; you've got nice contemporary ideas but i think you need to spend more time on landscaping... i checked your 3d's from page 0-25 and one common factor i noticed is you place ornaments around the building and hardlandscape or softlandcape the remaining area without giving any special consideration for parking. You instead scatter the cars around the compound which is a colossal waste of space and would consequently be problematic for effective circulation after construction.

I don't know how it works where you are based but i know in my location some of your designs would not attain planning approval at first asking.

i noticed you use Artlantis renderer for your exteriors which is cool, that's what i use. In general, you are doing a good job.

I like this.

I like this.

frixie:
3 bedroom flat on a 100ft x 50ft plot

Features
Ante room
Visitors toilet
Sit-out
Living room
Dinning
Kitchen
Pantry
Bedroom 1 en-suite with wardrobe
Bedroom 2 and 3 en-suite with closet

I need a plan that captures the above. Pls do forward to danedos@rocketmail.com

darenyx:
4 bedroom bungalow design

darenyx:
4 bedroom bungalow design

Taitesssy:

Pls l need further information on this beautiful edifice.
Pls forward to papateeplus@gmail.com.
Thanks

darenyx:
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D1O:

From a commercial investment point of view, what is the current advisory - block of 2 bedroom flats or block of 3 bedroom flats?

There seems to be a recent surge in construction of 2 bedroom flats (even in scenarios where land size WOULD comfortably accommodate 3 bedroom flats.) I always thought (from a market supply perspective) that 3 bed apartments would suit both people who needed just 2 rooms and those who required 3 rooms; while a 2 room flat automatically excludes those who require 3 rooms.

Am I missing something here? Why the surge in construction of blocks of 2 bedroom flats as against 3 bedroom flats?

Advice much anticipated.

darenyx:


Thanks biggest boss

darenyx:


People still building 3 bedroom apartment, alot of persons for that matter... But the rise in the construction of 2 bedroom apartment is due to its demand and cost of construction , as you spend less building a 2 bedroom apartment and basically get almost amount for rent....

But location plays very important role as you won't building a 3 bedroom apartment in an area where most person would rather go for a 2 bedroom apartment .

A marriage counselor I design a building for at Ibadan told me that she advice young couples to rent 2 bedroom apartment, so the husband and wife occupies one room , while the second room be left for their kids ...Thereby reducing the chance of a visitor staying too long ...

There are 1001 reasons while people choose 2 bedrooms over 3 bedroom ... But at the end of the day it depends on your choice and spending power..

BR.

D1O:


Many thanks for the time taken and the input provided.

Much appreciated!!

darenyx:
Mass housing design

9 units of 3bedroom flats.

Features:
All bedroom ensuite
Living
Dinning
Kitchen&store
Dinning

darenyx:
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