5 reasons why you should hire an architect for remodelling
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I would like you to build me a one large bedroom cottage with lounge big enough for couches and a pool table, and small kitchen area to cook and eat but it must open plan with lounge. En suit as well with space for built in wardrobes. If possible I'd prefer my room to be upstarts where it will have a balcony overlooking my village.
1. I am buying a house and would like to re-do the kitchen and break out a non bearing wall, move the garage door and front door and the one window. 2. It has a built in patio with the same pitched roof and ceiling and sliding doors, but the floor is sunken from the main house by 15cm odd. I would like to level the floor as the same level as the main house. 3. Then I would like to extend the patio room out by maybe 2.5 meters with the same pitched roof out and enclose as a larger patio
The land is sea facing so we are looking to maximise the views when building this property. it will most probably be a double storey as we need to get as much height so as to enjoy the full sea view, however we are open to suggestions. the house needs to be modern home with more glass then brick with a really good seaside look and vibe.
I need triple storey. Ground floor big garage (for 6 cars) with 1 room to accommodate a 5 seater couches a fridge and a bed, include an ensuite there with shower and toilet. First floor Dining room, sitting room, 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom (shower and a corner bathtub) and a toilet. Top floor just 1 very big room with a swimming pool. The room will be more like a glass house.
I currently have a single storey house and would like to convert a part of it to a double storey. The new build would include a main bedroom with ensuite + dressing room, upstairs pajama lounge...and If possible, a second bedroom as well. I would also like to include a garage (ideally) attached to the main house.
3 bedrooms, Master to the left front, 2 bedrooms left back, open plan kitchen on the right back, living room right front and a porch in front of it, at least 2m wide. Main bedroom to communicate through a standard door to the living room and through a sliding door to the porch. Sliding door to the porch as well. No bathroom but storeroom instead on the left between main bedroom and the rear left-most bedroom.
Scope of Work Draw Plans Submit to council for Final Approval Estimate submission fees to be included – receipt will be requested Time Frame Sizing in m2 3 bed room Single Story House with Double garage and Patio at front Inside Height to celling 4 meters Bedroom 1 with ensuite– 40m2 Bedroom 2 with ensuite – 50m2 – 2 double beds to fit Bedroom 3 with ensuite – 35 m2 Guest Bath room – 5m2 Lounge & Dining Open Plan – 30m2 – Dining to open up on patio Kitchen -with centre counter – 20m2 Scullery – 10 m3 m2 Outside Patio – 70m2 Double garage - 72m2
- 5 Bed - 5 bath - 3 Full bathroom, 2 Showers only - 3 Garage - Maids Quarters - Entrance way leading to Great Room - High Ceiling - Open Plan - Glass doors leading to outside - Dining - Living area - Outside entertainment Patio (covered) - Living + Dining Area - Bar Area - Braai Area - Oustside Features - Rim flow pool longer length and shorter width
We wanna build a lodge with an Approach of resort at Inanda Dam to offer the best travel and Tourism expiriance to our clients If you can kindly have a look at Jozini tiger lodge in KZN Zulu land we wanna something similar to that since will also provide out door activies like Boats rides and jet skies.
Double storey beach house (up side down layout) upstairs living area comprising of lounge, dining, kitchen & scullery with master bedroom and guest bathroom. Large glass doors opening out onto a large wooden deck to maximize sea view. Downstairs 3 or 4 ensuite bedrooms with sliding doors opening on to a smaller lower deck. Double garage and enclosed courtyard connected to back of house, courtyard to provide alternate outside seating should a strong SE or W wind blow. Existing property is flat thus no specialized structural engineering or piling will be required to support the structure