Charles Barnett

I diagnose, treat, prevent mechanical disorders. I help patients to achieve a better life through spinal adjustments and helping them cope with injuries, neck pain, back pain, joint pain and so much more. My Blog YouTube Twitter

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How much does it cost to build on a sloping site

On a sloping site it is very difficult to give you an exact price per square metre because it’s very much site dependent. What we can do is have one of our standard designs, we can do an itemised costing on that design on your site at no cost. This will give you an indication whether you can afford to build on your particular block and it will give you an idea as far as making a decision whether to buy this block or not. If you have any further questions about building on sloping sites or if you’d like to run your ideas by us we encourage you to contact us on [phone] or email us directly at [email protected]. Alternatively you can contact us with any questions you may have on the contact form at the bottom of this page. We look forward to helping you plan and build your eco home.

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How Long Does It Take To Build A New Home?

Many builders say they can build a house in eight weeks, 12 weeks, that sort of thing. It’s usually not clarified how they calculate that figure. We would rather be honest and give you a conservative time to build your house. We allow two months for the documentation and building approval and depending on what we’re doing on the houses we should allow four to five months to build the house. This is a conservative, and it depends on the weather etcetera, but we would rather be more conservative than try and spin you a tale that we can build your house in three months. If you have any further questions about the building your home or if you’d like to run your ideas by us we encourage you to contact us on [phone] or email us directly at [email protected]. Alternatively you can contact us with any questions you may have on the contact form at the bottom of this page. We look forward to helping you plan and build your eco home.

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Do You Build To Other Stages

We build to probably three stages, the first one being enclosed stage, the second being fully built un-painted without floor coverings and the third one being a premium finish which is fully painted hardwood floors right through turn a key ready to move in. The enclosed stage is ideal for people in the trade, plumbers, electricians etcetera because they can do their own electrical, plumbing and those sorts of items. And they also nearly always know other trades that they work with themselves. So enclosed is an excellent system for people who have the time, they can project manage the house or are in the trade. The big advantage is we do all the hard stuff to lock-up stage or enclosed stage and from then on the builders margin is taken out of all those items so it’s a big cost saving to the owner. With enclosed stage we also provide our construction schedule so you know what to do in what order. And also our contacts and we also can sell you the fit-out material, the timbers that we have in our yard direct to give you additional cost savings as well. If you have any further questions about building to stages or if you’d like to run your ideas by us we encourage you to contact us on [phone] or email us directly at [email protected]. Alternatively you can contact us with any questions you may have on the contact form at the bottom of this page. We look forward to helping you plan and build your home.

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Ornaments and Symbols Adorning the “Two Moon” Cultural Venue in South Korea

Two Moon is a new modern cultural center with a bold personality that can be visited in the province of Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. The massive project envisioned by architecture company Moon Hoon integrates a gallery, a coffee shop and venues for an array of cultural events. Aiming to build “a free spirited space, full of festivity and relaxed atmosphere”, the architects began with envisioning several impact points embedded in simple, modern boxes. The project consists of two separate buildings, one for the client, and the other for his younger brother.

Ornaments and symbols can be seen throughout the surface of the two volumes, as well as inside the original-shaped cultural center: “The two boxes have an encounter with a large sphere, thus having a distinct concave space that signifies a moon motif. Right one is imbued with a balcony like a lure. The left one is given a horizontal slit. The other sides of the buildings also have contact points with small sphere, providing depth and apertures. The irregularities provided by contacts with the sphere are carried into the building to become space with some bulges, a space with some convex.” Roof gardens with circular apertures provide good places for relaxation.

Read more: http://freshome.com/ornaments-and-symbols-adorning-two-moon-cultural-venue-south-korea

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