ihebrooke:

Just breezing in

good works

hello
This is the picture of the house i m planning to build in nigeria. is there anyway a front balcony will be added without changing the design much

i feel like committing my business money into these plans,

Temptations


Good design, good house to live in and rest my head.

More designs to come soonest.

@ inthin
there are different ways of attaching a balcony without distorting that design, but first do you have the plan or it just a house that you saw in a place and want that, if it is then we have to start with the plan. This will i draft out for you.

Three Bedroom Bungalow
All in suite

Six Bedroom Duplex
All in Suite

THE AMAKA:

@ poster
it seems people are interested. you better start making some money.
make them pay up! lol

Oji anya eri, my brother you are really doing a nice job.
Every body show your handwork, plenty plenty things 4 naija

4 Bedroom Twin Duplex All in suite

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more to come

6 bedroom duplex
All in suite

Breezing in

I cherish the last picture of the 6 bedroom duplex you just posted, how much do you think would finish it? land cost exclusive and how much would it cost me to get a plan for it?,

jamesgulliard5@yahoo.com

hello ihebrooke
was out for sometime. i have the plan. i can send it to your email address. mine is obyno@hotmail.com

Been really busy, but i will be back

4 bedroom bungalow

what is the minimum size of plot that the above 4 bedrooms will fit in? thanks

@oranges
A plot of land 60 by 120

I mean the minimum size of land that the 4 bed rooms plan above can fit in.

@oranges, there are minimum setbacks that must be observed while building, that is why i said a plot of land.
With half a plot, those setbacks can't be observed.

ok thanks will get in touch

6 Bedroom Duplex
Executive lounge
Main lounge
Bar lounge
Library
All in Suite

front view

Ihebrooke,

Isn't it the norm in Nigeria to have high fences? I noticed the fences for your duplexes are "relatively low" with "transparent" upper sections.

Beautiful designs though.

@X-2-X
I reckon that it is the norm for the Nigerian "majority" which usually consist of people who are so security/privacy-conscious. That in itself is not bad, but i believe it is outdated.
I believe that the building is part of what makes up the neighbourhood and should not be concealed with high walls.
Also, if you are proud of your house, WHY CONCEAL IT: LET US SEE IT.

With my "little" knowledge of security and how it works, l actually think "high fences" negate the very idea of security that people are trying to implement!
Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPED) actually suggests that though fences are important in other to demarcate and take possession of your security perimeter, making them "see-through" will actually enhance the overall "collective security" of your house and other houses in the street.
Have you ever wondered how "thieves spend ONE WEEK in some people's house, putting them under siege, without even their next door neighbor being aware until when the thieves now decide to leave after over staying?
That is what those "Prison walls" do to you.
They are designed to "contain within" but not to "Prevent from without", which is what l believe should be the crux of any home security.

Once they can scale those walls (and thats quite easy, barb-wire or not), your high fence serves no useful purpose anymore and is actually now a danger to you and your occupants.
Think about it further, in your own quiet time and tell me what you feel.

BTW: Good Alsatian or Rottweiler dogs would do a better job of preventing neighborhood nuisance from entering your compound (not determined armed robbers o!) than those high fence.

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@siparaporo PLS will you be gracious enough to take your chimney touting 'casamodel bungalow' to your 'thriving' thread

@inthin balcony attachment should not pose any problem, but judging from the birds eye view, that design is not organic, i.e not meant for this clime, many of the rooms are not properly ventilated, & occupants will need to grope in darkness when there is no  power supply at daytime , I can go on, but its not necessary. I'll just advise that you hold on to those pix & indicate the features you like in it to any of the thousands of competent architects in Nigeria who can help you adapt it to the particular site u have in Nigeria.
Best of luck

Architectural designs, virtual walkthroughs, animation, previz

@Ihebrooke, am very impressed with your works, yet to see any that I didnt quite like.
They all have that 'wow effects'. I like them, you are just enticing me to build on my land.

pls can u forward them to me on worldstar2020@yahoo.com, let's take from there.

At IHEBROOKE, nice works u got there. wha software do u use, i use 3ds max.
hopethose NIA people dont get to see this :-XLOL
they neva want to accept they are gone.
Of all ur designs, i like this below

ihebrooke:

Three Bedroom Bungalow
All in suite