DIAMOND HOUSE- PHASE 2. COST ESTIMATE: KES 750,000.
57M2.
COST BREAKDOWN;
DIAMOND HOUSE- PHASE 2. COST ESTIMATE: KES 750,000.
57M2.
COST BREAKDOWN;
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MAIN SUMMARY |
|
| Substructures | 150,696.00 |
| Reinforced Concrete Frame | – |
| Superstructure walling | 98,201.60 |
| Roof structure, covering, finishes and rainwater goods | 93,760.00 |
| Windows | 39,040.00 |
| Doors | 56,704.00 |
| External finishes | – |
| Floor Finishes | 10,780.00 |
| Wall Finishes | 37,200.00 |
| Ceiling Finishes | 44,552.00 |
| Sanitary Fittings | 29,920.00 |
| CONSULTANCY FEES | – |
| Prime Cost and Provisional sums | 145,000.00 |
| Sub Total | 705,853.60 |
| Technical Support | 42,351.22 |
CONSULTANCY FEES BREAKDOWN.
| Outline proposal | 7,500.00 |
| – | |
| Scheme design | 11,250.00 |
| – | |
| Detailed design | 15,000.00 |
| Tender action to completion | 11,250.00 |
NOTES.
The foundation is based on a4architect.com’s Diamond House technology. This technology reduces costs associated with reinforced concrete by replacing Reinforced concrete in foundations with masonry walling.
In this case, using Reinforced concrete would have costed KES 40,000. Using a4architect.com Diamond technology is estimated at KES 30,000, resulting in a KES 10,000 savings.
The floor is masonry as opposed to the usual reinforced concrete. This results in a further savings of KES 700 per m2.
Roof.
The roof pitch is as specified in the Diamond House technology.
This represents an estimated cost of KES 13,000 per m2 inclusive of external works and accessories.
Architect Francis Gichuhi Kamau
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