How true is this storo?

[Nameless]

 

[Cortedivoire]

Iuzwe kama scrap. Nikama ile white building opposite uchumi jogoo road. Na ile iko museum hill

 

[Mishale]

could be true, but there are many affordable ways to fix a new sewerage system without demolition.

maybe there is a court case.

 

[It's Me Scumbag]

Iuzwe kama scrap. Nikama ile white building opposite uchumi jogoo road. Na ile iko museum hill

They have started working on the one opposite the Museum. I would like to ask @randy and his fellow masons about the safety of such a building that has stood unfinished for over 30 years...

 

[Mishale]

They have started working on the one opposite the Museum. I would like to ask @randy and his fellow masons about the safety of such a building that has stood unfinished for over 30 years...

if it was built how it was designed, am sure it's good to go.
i think they had to check for any damage caused by weather elements- rust, pealing off.....

 

[Introvert]

...... there are many affordable ways to fix a new sewerage system without demolition.

Kindly elucidate.

 

[Female Perspective]

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That's the explanation I was given 10yrs ago

 

[Kasaman]

Iuzwe kama scrap. Nikama ile white building opposite uchumi jogoo road. Na ile iko museum hill

Hiyo ya museum hill what happened, how can someone's investment stall like that ?

 

[Mishale]

Kindly elucidate.

1) they could cast a new slab with the plumbing fixtures in place. (after advice by the consultants- height, weight.....)
2) they could raise the toilets alone, have piping done underneath, place vertical floor traps at the junction of the raise and normal level, slope ground towards the floor trap.
they could also have wooden walls to hide the pipes as they are directed to the exterior.
3) the slabs could be cut/hacked to allow new pipes to pass through.


am sure there are other cost-effective and better ways, but these are the ones i can think of.

 

[Mongrel]

Kindly elucidate.

They can use flying toilets

 

[shocks]

Kindly elucidate.

was waiting for you to ask!

 

[Introvert]

They can use flying toilets

Ndeiyan, tupatane train ya Tuesday asubui.

 

[shocks]

1) they could cast a new slab

stop right there

 

[Mishale]

stop right there

why is that?

 

[Mongrel]

Ndeiyan, tupatane train ya Tuesday asubui.

my pleasure

 

[Nattydread]

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Great story and very plausible. By today's Hurlingham standards, it is ugly and should be brought down. Hasara tupu!

 

[Nattydread]

could be true, but there are many affordable ways to fix a new sewerage system without demolition.

maybe there is a court case.

No, it's not that easy. Hacking through slabs and columns harms the structural integrity.

 

[Nattydread]

1) they could cast a new slab with the plumbing fixtures in place. (after advice by the consultants- height, weight.....)
2) they could raise the toilets alone, have piping done underneath, place vertical floor traps at the junction of the raise and normal level, slope ground towards the floor trap.
they could also have wooden walls to hide the pipes as they are directed to the exterior.
3) the slabs could be cut/hacked to allow new pipes to pass through.


am sure there are other cost-effective and better ways, but these are the ones i can think of.

Easier said than explained, huh?

 

[Mishale]

No, it's not that easy. Hacking through slabs and columns harms yge structural integrity.

ooh.
okay
so the best option is to bring it down?

 

[Nattydread]

ooh.
okay
so the best option is to bring it down?

Yes. If you look at the kind of developments going up in the area, and the fact that really fancy properties are struggling with occupancy, this 30 year old building will not be able to compete.