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Low Budget 2 Bedroom Bungalow Design Idea

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Low Budget 2 Bedroom Bungalow

This low-cost 2bedroom bungalow is for the young men and women hoping to own a home in Nigeria as the beginning of that process of starting a family. The building is suited for a 50ft x 50ft ( 15m x 15m) plot of land which one can acquire with ‎₦400,000-‎₦600,000 in the outskirt towns of Abuja, Lagos and other states in Nigeria. You have parking space for 2 cars and a small garden at the back which can also serve as a resting spot for you and your family.

Proposed 3D design by Harney Project: Approximate cost = 3.5-5million naira

Proposed 3D Design of Low Budget 2 Bedroom Bungalow


Proposed 3D Design of Low Budget 2 Bedroom Bungalow


Specifications:

  • 2 rooms measuring 14ft x 12ft and 12ft x 12ft respectively.
  • 2 toilets, one ensuite (5ft x 8ft) and the other toilet (4ft x8ft) is open for the occupants of the second room plus visitors.
  • Living room measuring 14ft x 12ft
  • Combined kitchen and Dining measuring 14ft x 11ft ( Another feature introduced to help with the low-cost housing idea by reducing the material cost of separate dining and kitchen areas)
  • Total % of building to the size of land = 37%
  • parking space = maximum of 2 cars.
  • The flat roof is one of the features that helps to cut down the cost. The flat roof reduces the cost of roofing your house by 1/3.
These are the major materials that determine how high or low your building cost will be.
Estimated number of blocks: 2500 vibrated sandcrete blocks (stone dust)
Approx. Estimated bags of cement: 200 bags
Approx. Estimated tonnes of sand: 90 tonnes
Approx. Estimated tonnes of gravel: 30 tonnes
Approx. Estimated number of iron: y12 - 80
Approx. Estimated aluminium roofing sheet: 100 square meters.

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