The sophisticated man will love the graphite wall, vitrified tile floors, and modern kitchen of this two bedroom, two bathroom apartment visualization.

This overhead view provides an excellent impression of wonderful layout a two bed room can have. An environment friendly use of space.

A growing family needs more space. An enormous kitchen acts as the centerpiece of this modern architecture. The Bedrooms are positioned at opposite ends of the apartment with common living areas shared in the center.

EgunMogaji:
I like the floorpans that places the bedrooms far apart for privacy.
Can these designs be accomplished in Nigeria? Do we have examples of completed structures and especially the interiors.

In this visualization, you’ll see that a spacious two bedroom can be turned into a paradise for the single or married working class looking for a balance between work and living space.

EgunMogaji:
I like the floorpans that places the bedrooms far apart for privacy.

Can these designs be accomplished in Nigeria? Do we have examples of completed structures and especially the interiors.

mufutau55:


I am trying to make out the Kitchen on the last design (44th Avenue) which should be #14 but also labelled #13. Help please!

Hajji M.

brabus:
Spotlight on Chronos-Studeos' 45a Admiralty project

3D vs Real life!

EgunMogaji:


It's a galley kitchen (along one side only) just north of the dining room tables.

Apologies on behalf of Brabus, he doesn't know that you're more used to 1,000 square foot kitchens with dual butlers pantries (Chief and Madam) and a studio off of the kitchen for the inside house helps. The outside help have their own servant quarters (yes Texas in 2006 actually had brochure showing servants quarters - lol).

brabus:
Oga Egungun, you want more!

Checkout Centerbase, an Ikeja based consortium. They use more of gray shades. Lovely contemporaries from those guys!

I'll provide you link to their website once I get to my desk.

EgunMogaji:


Of course, this is food of my building intellect.

But most importantly though I would really love to see the interior finishings if possible.

Thanks.

For maximum efficiency when short on space, this layout excels. The counter make all points of the work triangle equally accessible. Important things to keep in mind during your design are: aisle space, light, and storage.

If you are building on a steeply sloping site, it may make sense to fit a semi-submerged basement into the sloping ground.

EgunMogaji:
I like the floorpans that places the bedrooms far apart for privacy.

Can these designs be accomplished in Nigeria? Do we have examples of completed structures and especially the interiors.

"I love Lekki but I can't afford the land the and the cost of construction" Lekki Berth might just be the right design for you. Small lot, Small Budget, Big Dream.

brabus:
17 | Hillside Tavern

^{This design I'd have recommended for the Tinapa project. But I let it pass because my design bible keeps reminding me "For all have sinned..." We keep spending more to build foundation as high 2.4m without recourse for alternative building solution. A sloping site could be a mixed-blessing anyway.}

EgunMogaji:


While my slope isn't as significant or at least not significant enough to make me consider doing a basement. At 4 coaches high, if I was to do it all over again I would have dug out 1,500 square feet of space underneath for a garage/workshop/man cave.

But the costs for reenforcement and efforts to deal with soil movement makes me shiver.

gabbytabby:


Good plan for young people cos youmust get liver to have young children that far away from you.

Sometimes it's all about the features. The wraparound porch is one the main feature of this two bedroom, two bathroom house.

This Beachfront Retreat is an oceanfront vacation rental home with breathtaking views of the Atlantic ocean. Sometimes, it just need to be different!

mavverick:
Bosun, I do not need the fake/forged building plan approval. What I do however need is my 420k back.

NL1960:


I also used to wonder before i started my own project. It was when i did my project that i now understood why there are so many unfinished projects in the country.

Most people think that building a house is just doing the foundation and doing the block work. They do not know that finishing consumes more money than the carcass. Carcass can be done according to your pocket as you can get 10k and go and buy blocks and call a bricklayer to set the number of blocks your 10k was able to buy. People do not know that the actual work starts at roofing stage as you cannot cover one area with wood and leave other areas. Wood work involves the entire building. The same with covering the wood work with roofing sheets. You cannot be buying materials for these two stages in bits. It is when you want to do roofing and you are given a bill of close to 800k for both wood work and roofing that you eyes become clear immediately.