I would say, in terms of cost effectiveness, a prefab would be the most efficient way to build, looking at it from a wastage point of view and unnecessary labour and logistics costs.
Or at least phase it in such a way that each stage coincides with the availability of a tranche of cash.
you have to run M.S sections to support areas where walls are cut.
NV naona comprehension is not one of ur strongest points, go back and read the statement again.
If you knew how old this technology has existed...I came to know of it in 2009 when I lived in one and containers are great
I do know, Sir.
I lived in one in 1993, as a student.
Hehehe ... enda usome tena...
Ok...I see my mistake. x4.
Exactly
Ulkuwa student wa kujua hizi vitu in '93? Njesus of Nazareth!
South Africans are very good are refurbishing them...common accomodation in Somalia for INGOs and hotels
Am talking about a properly done container sio photocopy ya nyumba za AP ama game warden pale Manyani
I know. I actually used to fabricate them before then.
Actually I have massaged the timeline to prevent total shock and keep it believable.
NV is right injinia hio basics na 1 million bado utasema ongeza pesa ya simiti zingine, mbao pia hio ni experience nimeona kwa kamjengo kangu.
Maurongo! FOSSIL!!!!!!!!!
Bro, ata kwa bq kuna kitu inaitwa provisional sum.... it covers the unforseen costs or item that cannot be priced . There is no running away from it but client wengi think you are trying to shortchange them which is not necessarily true. But the cost should be reasonable.