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Timtol:
PROPOSED UNIT BUILDING

LOCATION: Ota, Ogun State

BLOCK A: 3BEDROOM FLAT
BLOCK B: 2BEDROOM FLAT

FEATURES FOR BLOCK A

Green Area,
Entrance,
Visitor's WC,
Main Lounge,
Dining,
Spacious kitchen with island,
Balcony,
Store/Laundry,
Masted bedroom ensuit with WIC,
Bedroom 2 ensuit with WIC
Bedroom 3 ensuit with WIC


FEATURES FOR BLOCK B

Green Area,
Entrance,
Lounge,
Dining,
Kitchen,
Store,
Terrance,
Bedroom 1 ensuit,
Master bedroom ensuit.

Timtol:
We don't only render duplex and other structures,we render bungalow as well.
Up next; Proposed 2Units.
Unit One: Standard 3Bedroom flat.
Unit Two: Standard 2Bedroom Flat

Timtol:
4BEDROOM DUPLEX
Rough estimate cost: 14m

joyousmother2016:
Beautiful!

Umarzy:
Which one? The duplex?

Umarzy:
I am an architectural designer. i charge between 75k-150k for bungalow designs depending on the client's brief. check some of my designs below.

adanny01:
I believe that a corner piece doesn't always mean a bigger land than a regular one but some features more people desire in an estate.

A corner piece has one less neighbor, more natural light, more fresh airflow, more street parking, more street visibility, more garden area etc the downside is there is no privacy in the compound if the fence is short or no fence estate, more street noise, more gardening cost, and for those countries where you are require to clear ice on walk way, you have more walkway to cover. A hurricane will batter such a house more than any other etc.

The twin duplex will depend on its size.

ajon1:
Professor Domainsales18, Vice Chancellor Federal University of Nairaland. My soldier friend is interested. How can he meet you in person?

udemzyudex:
Hold the shift key.

Timtol:
Pls how can I input the first symbol on my system?
Not the slanting symbol

RedMapleConsult:
Is it a block of flat or a bungalow you intend doing, and what's the plot size? 50*100 or 60*120?
A plot of 60*120 can accommodate what you want if it's a bungalow. But if you are to have suspended floors then you need a plot and half.

Also if it is going to come in form of a terrace duplex then you can have that on a plot.



The picture is a 3 units of 2 bedroom apartments sitting on a 3/4 plot of land, not up to a plot. The land measures 50*75.
One side is a 2 bedroom flat up and down and the other is a 2 bedroom semi-detached duplex.
But the building was able to fit comfortably, it all depends on the kind of building you want and the plot size.