How long does an architectural project typically last?
Let's go over the timeline for the construction of a new family home.
I want to extend a granny flat by adding a shower at the end of the flat where the bathroom is (the bathroom currently only have toilet and a small basin) . There is a door at the end of the flat next to the basin that will be taken off and you can then walk through to the planned extend area (where there will be a shower). The extension needs to be 2m x 1.5m and needs to be enclosed (walls with roof). The plan is to enter the extension through the door inside the flat that will be taken off. There is currently grass at the end of the flat where we plan to just make a 2m x 1.5m concrete foundation floor.
sqm of land looking to build double storey house With 4 to 5 bedrooms ensuite bathrooms Double garage Architect still busy with the plan and estimates of construction I do only need the contraction of the property be on sqm of the land as there will be a pool and separate cottage on the land
I need building structure for constructing industrial store, which include the cost of steel, corrugated iron roof & Labor required. The surface building plan measurement is 13.2 meter square, height = 6.5 meter with 2 garage sliding door from two sides and the space between the pole must be 2.2 meters long. Your advice will be much appreciated.
Hi, I am looking to remodel my Kitchen to a more mordern look and feel. Option one would be to remove exesting cupboards and install new design and look. Option 2 - Remove existing cupboards, small extension of kitchen approximatley a meter out from the window boundary line of kitchen. Then install new kistchen cupboards.
Kitchen to be redone with new cupboards,tiles and kitchen top. All basins/ sanitary ware to be replaced in bathrooms. Cornice in lounge to be replaced. Floor in kitchen and lounge to be tiled.roof to be painted, all interior walls to be painted. Replace 8 top hung windows with aluminum frames and 4 bottom screen windows all are (1.17 × 0.90) ,replace bathroom ceiling (1.51×1.9)
Good day I am currently in the market to find a new builder for renovations to be done at my house. This involves a roof section to be lifted, some walls to be broken out, new bathroom to be built (designed in accordance with space available), bedroom , kitchen layout to be "designed" in accordance with the space available, painting, etc. I am able to provide more detail upon request. Please note that I am only able to take calls after 4pm in the afternoons, however am available via email / whatsapp for any questions, etc. Thank you kindly Kind regards
Very small job! We want to widen an existing opening between the dining room and entrance way. Single brick internal non-load bearing wall. See photo. Wish to increase width by approx. cms on front door side. Remove wall, replicate curved top to opening, plaster and level floor where wall used to be.
24 meter x 16 meter . Outside measurement. squares meters. 4 x garages, 4 x stoor rooms , 1 x washing room 2 x sleeping rooms , 2 x bathrooms , 2 x lounges 1 x communal area , 2 x kitchens . 1 x bar underground 8 meter x 3 meter. 2. meter deep. All walls are walls. meters x 3 meter high to wallplate. Concrete floor needs to be finished. thick. squares of concrete floors. Fondation size is mm x mm thick. Only wet works to be done. Inside bag wash outside joint. Clay bricks to be used.
I have a double garage that measures 36m2 (6m x 6m) and would like a ceiling installed . I am currently doing budgeting and planning, no need to call just a quote in my mailbox will suffice. I would like the following - Rhino Board - Cornish - Isotherm Insulation - Trap door - Screeded with Crete Stone - Painted White
Cottage or small house with verandas, on a slope, modular for add-ons at a later date. I'd also like a quote on a bigger version of the above, at to m.sq. Do you do double-story/dorma rooms and mezanines? Does this work out economically per m.squ, for additional space. Do you build with underfloor and other (wall and ceiling) insulation? With thanks Helen