housing for the victims of TYPHOON

guys final project po namin sa HOUSING...share ko lang po ang proposal namin...
total project cost = 70K
total lot area = 32 sq.m
total floor area = 22 sq.m
+ 5,000 for the labor..
some of the laborers are from what we call BAYANIHAN

hallow blocks talaga, , ,nice

nice project laking tulong sa mga biktima..libre ba yan bro?

Invincible wrote:hallow blocks talaga, , ,nice

bilis ha hehehe...salamat pare...

remlex wrote:nice project laking tulong sa mga biktima..libre ba yan bro?

hehee,...study lang po sa school namen pero pwede rin ito gamitin sa actual heheh
labor is free the 5,000 budget is for the skilled laborer

pwede hingi nung maps ng hallow blocks n roofing hehehe!nice sir dpt sna my putik dn hehehe

Ok ito sir, galing nung roads pede paturo, hehe, uso talaga basang kalsada, tagulan kasi

ok ito sir....sana maging totoo ito para matulungan yung mga nawalan ng tirahan nung nakaraang delubyo

mukhang kawawa naman yan bro. parang preso. mukhang biktima talaga. not good at all. hehe.

bokkins wrote:mukhang kawawa naman yan bro. parang preso. mukhang biktima talaga. not good at all. hehe.

ganun po ba sir...nahirapan nga ako sa pagcompute target kasi is 70k lang po....kaya nagbase kami sa minimum ng BP220...pasensya na po...

d ba yan kaya rough finish lng brow?kawawa nmn.

arki_vhin wrote:

bokkins wrote:mukhang kawawa naman yan bro. parang preso. mukhang biktima talaga. not good at all. hehe.

ganun po ba sir...nahirapan nga ako sa pagcompute target kasi is 70k lang po....kaya nagbase kami sa minimum ng BP220...pasensya na po...

I agree, but I think you could do better, any construction worker na walang formal education could do this. And soon you will call yourself an architect, yet you come up with this "good idea". Isip pa ng konti. consider mo na din na ampaw lang tong mga hollow blocks. paunti unting mapupulbos yan. Should protect it somehow. or find alternative materials. something that's check to reproduce.

Mga ganitong project dapat nagbibigay ng pagkakataon makapagimbento, innovate. Sa unang tingin palang, this is the easiest way out. para maipass lang. Don't be safe, be creative.

Wag mo sana masamain ito bro. But rather think about it. Good luck.

May wall partitions ba ito? kung meron, pwede siguro hindi na concrete yung partition, para magamit sa plastering, tapos, single wall na plywood partition na muna, yung nakatira na bahala mag improve, IMHO.

May sinubukan kami dati, gumawa kami ng plyboard na forms, tapos buhos yung walling, pero, mas manipis sa .15 yung wall thickness, mas mura, kasi sa hollow blocks, aside from that, gagamit ka pa ng cement para sa filler..may nakita din akong mga low cost housing sa laguna, na hindi hollow blocks yung walling nila.

Pero, with that limited budget, medyo mahirap ngang makagawa ng maganda solution sa ganitong problem sa design.

Good luck...

absent c manong plaster.hehehe galing mo sir

bokkins wrote:

arki_vhin wrote:

bokkins wrote:mukhang kawawa naman yan bro. parang preso. mukhang biktima talaga. not good at all. hehe.

ganun po ba sir...nahirapan nga ako sa pagcompute target kasi is 70k lang po....kaya nagbase kami sa minimum ng BP220...pasensya na po...

I agree, but I think you could do better, any construction worker na walang formal education could do this. And soon you will call yourself an architect, yet you come up with this "good idea". Isip pa ng konti. consider mo na din na ampaw lang tong mga hollow blocks. paunti unting mapupulbos yan. Should protect it somehow. or find alternative materials. something that's check to reproduce.

Mga ganitong project dapat nagbibigay ng pagkakataon makapagimbento, innovate. Sa unang tingin palang, this is the easiest way out. para maipass lang. Don't be safe, be creative.

Wag mo sana masamain ito bro. But rather think about it. Good luck.

its ok sir...salamat