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If we can have efficiently managed residential towers (sky scrappers) with their own electricity (solar and gas generated), effective lift system, beautiful garden and recreational park attached to each tower (a 220 storey building with 440 flats (3 bedroom each) which can accommodate 440 families) then, we will be able to live better in Lagos.

Instead of the ramshackle and dilapidated caricatures of building dotting the landscape of Lagos, these well furnished "People's Towers" will be able to accommodate a lot of families in Lagos. And it should be affordable because economy of scale will be leveraged. Mass production means lower cost and this should be passed back to the tenants to lower their rents. The structure and model of this building is stated in the quoted article below.

A Tower Town that will take 1000 units of such structures will be able to create a decent living space for 440,000 families ( 440 families x 100 Towers ) and it will not occupy too much of land space.

We deserve to live in a better condition so that we can think well (what we see affect what we think)

Massive jobs will be created via this project also and the expertise of the company quoted below will be sought to make it happen for us.

This project should not be exploited, it should be a social service by the state government to it's people. And it should be well regulated. It should only be given to one family at a time and it is to be rented not sold. All that a family needs to pay is 6 months of rent and, they can move in. It can be renewed on good behavior.

The project can be funded via a very low interest rate facility with a good moratorium from the World Bank. A legislation should be passed to make mega churches and corporations donate on a monthly basis towards this people oriented project. This tax alongside rents paid by occupants will be used to defray the loan over time. Staff and members of the donating institutions will be given preference in allocation followed by regular tax payers e.t.c

This singular gesture will help compel Lagos landlords to reduce their rents as forces of demand and supply will set in sharply.

WHEN WE GO ABROAD AND LIVE IN A POSH PLACE, WE BEHAVE WELL, BECAUSE THE ENVIRONMENT INFLUENCES US POSITIVELY.
THIS WILL BE THE INTENT OF THIS PROJECT, TO HELP AN AVERAGE LAGOSIAN FAMILY TO LIVE WELL WITHOUT SPENDING A FORTUNE!

Managing the people and controlling crime will then be easier.

IT IS TIME FOR THIS CENTER OF EXCELLENCE (LAGOS) TO BE AN EXCELLENT CITY IN ALL RAMIFICATIONS (NOT JUST BUNCH OF FLOWERS HERE AND THERE) A PARAGON OF BEAUTY THAT WILL SERVE AS THE BEST PLACE TO LIVE IN ON EARTH.


IF CHINA CAN DO IT, LAGOS AND SOON THE ENTIRE NIGERIAN STATES CAN DO IT TOO!



Here is a write up on the fact that this project can be achieved, that it is not just a wishful thinking. It is already happening!


The World's Next Tallest Buildings Will Be Mass-Produced in a Chinese Factory

By Brian Merchant


Building tall things is among our human-est proclivities. The divine collapse of Babel didn't stop us, so taller and taller we go, often for little other reason than we can. Governments, corporations, and architects have long built record-breaking skyscrapers simply to bask in the glory of the feat itself (and the attendant press frenzy, of course). Hell, the world's tallest building at the moment is the Burj Khalifa, and that thing isn't even hooked up to a proper sewage system.

But there's something particularly remarkable about the next World's Tallest Building—it will be erected in just over half a year, and, if it pans out, it's going to be replicable and mass producable. Before long, in fact, there may be dozens of the next world's tallest building.



The Broad Sustainable Construction company has announced that it plans to break ground on Sky City, a 220-story, 2,750-foot skyscraper in a remote field in Changsha, China in June this year—and aims to finish erecting the final story by December.

That may sound insane—and it kind of is. But BSC's building, Sky City, isn't like other skyscrapers. It's a prefab building—soon to be the world's biggest—which means all of its parts are manufactured to spec and pre-packaged for (relatively) easy assembly. The component parts are mass produced in modular factories, so yeah—BSC is hoping that this Sky City will merely be the first of many.



So, should we cheer or jeer the prospect of mass-produced biggest-ever skyscrapers? And also: why mass-produce ginormous skyscrapers in the first place?

Well, if the specs BSC provides are to be believed, mass-manufacturing prefab skyscrapers is much more efficient than our more traditional towers. It's five times more energy efficient, can be built at half the cost, and packs a lot more people into a smaller space. BSC is going to stuff 30,000 people into these self-contained skyscraper communities—a resident of Sky City will use up 1/100th of the land used by a typical Chinese citizen.

And it really is a city in and of itself—4,450 apartments, nearly 100,000 square feet of indoor vertical farms, 250 hotel rooms, 92 elevators, 30 foot courtyards for athletics, and a six mile ramp that can be used to walk or run around the entire city.

Once again, BSC intends to build this thing in seven months. How will that work? Treehugger's Lloyd Alter explains: "16,000 part-time and 3,000 full-time workers will prefabricate the building for four months and assemble on site in three months." (For a closer look at all of the design specs, see Alter's in-depth piece on the project.)

That's right. The parts will be built in a factory, and then this thing will fly up in just three months. Three months. Remember how long it took to build the Freedom Tower? Like ten years. BSC thinks it can build the tallest building in the world in a single season.

If it succeeds, it will be a loaded feat indeed: Made-to-order skyscrapers bigger than any the world's ever seen–that's resource- and energy-efficient to boot–may well become a hot commodity in our quickly urbanizing world—remember, by 2030, the UN expects 5 billion people to live in cities. And once they're there, we're going to need space to live. Cheap, massive skyscrapers may be a viable option.

Obviously, there are concerns aplenty, and not just with the structural soundness; the reliablity of a 2,500 foot city manufactured in 3 months. There's a more distant concern that this may not be the most pleasant way to live; stacked atop one another, separated from open air and nature. Plus, that cookie cutter aesthetic could eventually sap the architectural diversity of the cities of the future, and turn our most notable population hubs into towering Levittowns.

Or maybe it's exactly what we need, with resource consumption and energy use spiraling out of control. Maybe our best hope is to churn out a host of massive, identical, self-contained Sky Cities to house the booming population—maybe this is the future of how we'll live on a teeming planet."

If we can have efficiently managed residential towers (sky scrappers) with their own electricity (solar and gas generated), effective lift system, beautiful garden and recreational park attached to each tower (a 220 storey building with 440 flats (3 bedroom each) which can accommodate 440 families) then, we will be able to live better in Lagos.

Instead of the ramshackle and dilapidated caricatures of building dotting the landscape of Lagos, these well furnished "People's Towers" will be able to accommodate a lot of families in Lagos. And it should be affordable because economy of scale will be leveraged. Mass production means lower cost and this should be passed back to the tenants to lower their rents. The structure and model of this building is stated in the quoted article below.

A Tower Town that will take 1000 units of such structures will be able to create a decent living space for 440,000 families ( 440 families x 100 Towers ) and it will not occupy too much of land space.

We deserve to live in a better condition so that we can think well (what we see affect what we think)

Massive jobs will be created via this project also and the expertise of the company quoted below will be sought to make it happen for us.

This project should not be exploited, it should be a social service by the state government to it's people. And it should be well regulated. It should only be given to one family at a time and it is to be rented not sold. All that a family needs to pay is 6 months of rent and, they can move in. It can be renewed on good behavior.

The project can be funded via a very low interest rate facility with a good moratorium from the World Bank. A legislation should be passed to make mega churches and corporations donate on a monthly basis towards this people oriented project. This tax alongside rents paid by occupants will be used to defray the loan over time. Staff and members of the donating institutions will be given preference in allocation followed by regular tax payers e.t.c

This singular gesture will help compel Lagos landlords to reduce their rents as forces of demand and supply will set in sharply.

WHEN WE GO ABROAD AND LIVE IN A POSH PLACE, WE BEHAVE WELL, BECAUSE THE ENVIRONMENT INFLUENCES US POSITIVELY.
THIS WILL BE THE INTENT OF THIS PROJECT, TO HELP AN AVERAGE LAGOSIAN FAMILY TO LIVE WELL WITHOUT SPENDING A FORTUNE!

Managing the people and controlling crime will then be easier.

IT IS TIME FOR THIS CENTER OF EXCELLENCE (LAGOS) TO BE AN EXCELLENT CITY IN ALL RAMIFICATIONS (NOT JUST BUNCH OF FLOWERS HERE AND THERE) A PARAGON OF BEAUTY THAT WILL SERVE AS THE BEST PLACE TO LIVE IN ON EARTH.


IF CHINA CAN DO IT, LAGOS AND SOON THE ENTIRE NIGERIAN STATES CAN DO IT TOO!



Here is a write up on the fact that this project can be achieved, that it is not just a wishful thinking. It is already happening!


The World's Next Tallest Buildings Will Be Mass-Produced in a Chinese Factory

By Brian Merchant


Images: BSC

Building tall things is among our human-est proclivities. The divine collapse of Babel didn't stop us, so taller and taller we go, often for little other reason than we can. Governments, corporations, and architects have long built record-breaking skyscrapers simply to bask in the glory of the feat itself (and the attendant press frenzy, of course). Hell, the world's tallest building at the moment is the Burj Khalifa, and that thing isn't even hooked up to a proper sewage system.

But there's something particularly remarkable about the next World's Tallest Building—it will be erected in just over half a year, and, if it pans out, it's going to be replicable and mass producable. Before long, in fact, there may be dozens of the next world's tallest building.



The Broad Sustainable Construction company has announced that it plans to break ground on Sky City, a 220-story, 2,750-foot skyscraper in a remote field in Changsha, China in June this year—and aims to finish erecting the final story by December.

That may sound insane—and it kind of is. But BSC's building, Sky City, isn't like other skyscrapers. It's a prefab building—soon to be the world's biggest—which means all of its parts are manufactured to spec and pre-packaged for (relatively) easy assembly. The component parts are mass produced in modular factories, so yeah—BSC is hoping that this Sky City will merely be the first of many.



So, should we cheer or jeer the prospect of mass-produced biggest-ever skyscrapers? And also: why mass-produce ginormous skyscrapers in the first place?

Well, if the specs BSC provides are to be believed, mass-manufacturing prefab skyscrapers is much more efficient than our more traditional towers. It's five times more energy efficient, can be built at half the cost, and packs a lot more people into a smaller space. BSC is going to stuff 30,000 people into these self-contained skyscraper communities—a resident of Sky City will use up 1/100th of the land used by a typical Chinese citizen.

And it really is a city in and of itself—4,450 apartments, nearly 100,000 square feet of indoor vertical farms, 250 hotel rooms, 92 elevators, 30 foot courtyards for athletics, and a six mile ramp that can be used to walk or run around the entire city.

Once again, BSC intends to build this thing in seven months. How will that work? Treehugger's Lloyd Alter explains: "16,000 part-time and 3,000 full-time workers will prefabricate the building for four months and assemble on site in three months." (For a closer look at all of the design specs, see Alter's in-depth piece on the project.)

That's right. The parts will be built in a factory, and then this thing will fly up in just three months. Three months. Remember how long it took to build the Freedom Tower? Like ten years. BSC thinks it can build the tallest building in the world in a single season.

If it succeeds, it will be a loaded feat indeed: Made-to-order skyscrapers bigger than any the world's ever seen–that's resource- and energy-efficient to boot–may well become a hot commodity in our quickly urbanizing world—remember, by 2030, the UN expects 5 billion people to live in cities. And once they're there, we're going to need space to live. Cheap, massive skyscrapers may be a viable option.



Obviously, there are concerns aplenty, and not just with the structural soundness; the reliablity of a 2,500 foot city manufactured in 3 months. There's a more distant concern that this may not be the most pleasant way to live; stacked atop one another, separated from open air and nature. Plus, that cookie cutter aesthetic could eventually sap the architectural diversity of the cities of the future, and turn our most notable population hubs into towering Levittowns.

Or maybe it's exactly what we need, with resource consumption and energy use spiraling out of control. Maybe our best hope is to churn out a host of massive, identical, self-contained Sky Cities to house the booming population—maybe this is the future of how we'll live on a teeming planet."

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I think you should take out the refrigerator cus of it's high power consumption.

For the other appliances, a 2.4kva + 200ah (2 units) will do. It will cost you N160k (excluding logistics)

But if you still want to power ur fridge, then you might get another unit and dedicate it to the fridge. You might use 100ah(2 units) if cost is an issue and save 40k off this unit.

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naijabands: In layman's terms, what will 1.2kva power? To power a TV, dstv, 3 fans, 10 energy saving bulbs for 6hrs, what does one need?

Power budget

TV and DSTV... 300watts
3 fans 450 watts
10 bulbs 200 watts

Total = 950 watts

Recommendation:- 2.4kva inverter (1900 watts) , cus 1.2kva inverter (950w) is not appropriate. A buffer in form of excess capacity is needed to enhance the longevity of your inverter.

For 6 hours or more and with an inductive load like fans (3), I will recommend dat you go for 2 units of 200ah batteries.

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enigmang: does it come with a warranty??

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I have just one unit of the 1.2kva package left, the 1st to pay gets it. Ordinarily, it would cost more if it were to be with a brand new battery.

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