nobleman20:
Land they say is a free gift of nature. This statement is actually meant to be true but it's not true. Nations spills blood for land and the ones in power makes it difficult to get, so you have a plot of hand where you can build, it's not free, you pay for it with your money.

But then, we always want to make the best return out of the piece we acquired. Yes, if a land is well managed, it could accommodate the function you purpose it to be.

This design here is the design of a semidateched duplex on just a plot of land. The spaces are standard and ventillafion is good. Besides the fact that this design help save cost of construction, if affords you the chance to have more unbult area to accommodate other facilities.

You can talk to us about your land and your proposed project and we are sure to give you a design that will ensure you have the best value for money.

Contact NobleStudeouz today (Architects and Visualizers
Whatsapp 07034714680
Mail: noblestudeouz@gmail.com

nobleman20:
Land they say is a free gift of nature. This statement is actually meant to be true but it's not true. Nations spills blood for land and the ones in power makes it difficult to get, so you have a plot of hand where you can build, it's not free, you pay for it with your money.

But then, we always want to make the best return out of the piece we acquired. Yes, if a land is well managed, it could accommodate the function you purpose it to be.

This design here is the design of a semidateched duplex on just a plot of land. The spaces are standard and ventillafion is good. Besides the fact that this design help save cost of construction, if affords you the chance to have more unbult area to accommodate other facilities.

You can talk to us about your land and your proposed project and we are sure to give you a design that will ensure you have the best value for money.

Contact NobleStudeouz today (Architects and Visualizers
Whatsapp 07034714680
Mail: noblestudeouz@gmail.com

nobleman20:
If you are the client or an architect for this beautiful building? What would be your choice of finishing materials? Be detailed enough, textures, colour, etc.

Don't spoil the building with ugly finishes o.

Finishes either brings out the glory or covers the glory of a building. A very good floor plan design with poor finishing will look ugly. Often times, when sighted, the beauty of the floor plan is often ignored because of the terrible look. Don't let that be your building.

Sometimes, even with the creative combination of regular paint finishes... You can achieve a beautiful level of finishing. Indeed good finishes are mostly costly and at the same time, poor finishes could be costly too.

Why not just get a professional to handle your building projects instead of telling baba lookman to supply you green roof with red emulsion paint for your exterior.

Don't forget to leave your answer to this question:
If you are the client or an architect for this beautiful building? What would be your choice of finishing materials?
Leave your reply in the comments below.

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nobleman20:
I can imagine clients saying... I want my kitchen to be very big! So it will be airated or so they can move very freely. Yeah, but some get a big kitchen but still does not satisfy the client.

Are they right? Yes...its not bad to have a spacious kitchen, as long as you are rich enough to acquire the space. Good news! You can have a small space with big style.

Before you embark on a kitchen project....ask yourself these questions:

1. Where will my raw foods be stored?
2. How would I like my work flow in the kitchen?
3. What is the position, size and design of my window?.
4. How fast can I extract heat from the kitchen?
5. Where will the ingredients, tools and utensils be stored so I can access quickly?
6. What is the best floor finish for my kitchen?
7. Where do I locate my doors and which direction do they open to?
8. How do I light my kitchen?

Design is broad and dynamic so obviously there are more questions to ask. But I can assure you, if you answer these questions correctly. You will have very functional kitchen.

At NobleStudeouz, we are design pros. We answer to questions like this and we can help you turn your dream kitchen to reality.

Check the kitchen design picture for my contact and let's talk.

nobleman20:
I can imagine clients saying... I want my kitchen to be very big! So it will be airated or so they can move very freely. Yeah, but some get a big kitchen but still does not satisfy the client.

Are they right? Yes...its not bad to have a spacious kitchen, as long as you are rich enough to acquire the space. Good news! You can have a small space with big style.

Before you embark on a kitchen project....ask yourself these questions:

1. Where will my raw foods be stored?
2. How would I like my work flow in the kitchen?
3. What is the position, size and design of my window?.
4. How fast can I extract heat from the kitchen?
5. Where will the ingredients, tools and utensils be stored so I can access quickly?
6. What is the best floor finish for my kitchen?
7. Where do I locate my doors and which direction do they open to?
8. How do I light my kitchen?

Design is broad and dynamic so obviously there are more questions to ask. But I can assure you, if you answer these questions correctly. You will have very functional kitchen.

At NobleStudeouz, we are design pros. We answer to questions like this and we can help you turn your dream kitchen to reality.

Check the kitchen design picture for my contact and let's talk.

noble

nobleman20:
I can imagine clients saying... I want my kitchen to be very big! So it will be airated or so they can move very freely. Yeah, but some get a big kitchen but still does not satisfy the client.

Are they right? Yes...its not bad to have a spacious kitchen, as long as you are rich enough to acquire the space. Good news! You can have a small space with big style.

Before you embark on a kitchen project....ask yourself these questions:

1. Where will my raw foods be stored?
2. How would I like my work flow in the kitchen?
3. What is the position, size and design of my window?.
4. How fast can I extract heat from the kitchen?
5. Where will the ingredients, tools and utensils be stored so I can access quickly?
6. What is the best floor finish for my kitchen?
7. Where do I locate my doors and which direction do they open to?
8. How do I light my kitchen?

Design is broad and dynamic so obviously there are more questions to ask. But I can assure you, if you answer these questions correctly. You will have very functional kitchen.

At NobleStudeouz, we are design pros. We answer to questions like this and we can help you turn your dream kitchen to reality.

Check the kitchen design picture for my contact and let's talk.

man20 post=66471568:
I can imagine clients saying... I want my kitchen to be very big! So it will be airated or so they can move very freely. Yeah, but some get a big kitchen but still does not satisfy the client.

Are they right? Yes...its not bad to have a spacious kitchen, as long as you are rich enough to acquire the space. Good news! You can have a small space with big style.

Before you embark on a kitchen project....ask yourself these questions:

1. Where will my raw foods be stored?
2. How would I like my work flow in the kitchen?
3. What is the position, size and design of my window?.
4. How fast can I extract heat from the kitchen?
5. Where will the ingredients, tools and utensils be stored so I can access quickly?
6. What is the best floor finish for my kitchen?
7. Where do I locate my doors and which direction do they open to?
8. How do I light my kitchen?

Design is broad and dynamic so obviously there are more questions to ask. But I can assure you, if you answer these questions correctly. You will have very functional kitchen.

At NobleStudeouz, we are design pros. We answer to questions like this and we can help you turn your dream kitchen to reality.

Check the kitchen design picture for my contact and let's talk.