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    Quote Originally Posted by kingwilly View Post
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    all designs can be improved upon by the designer through c and c's given by members. twice.
    Sounds like someone is looking for "free" design. Maybe they should be looking at the construction forum and finding something they fancy?
    sounds like it, donnit?
    ummmmmm.
    could be, but i cant imagine showing a client this thread and saying oh yes i held a competition and this one won so heres your new house.
    maybe you and norton can, but i cant.
    could be your problem i think.

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    you've got the photos. post 'em and see what happens. Doesn't really matter if the deal goes through or not.

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    I want to be in it, struggling for time though.

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    jandajoy, thanks for the pics, i havnt posted them before because i thought people may have already started,and also because the land is on a slope i thought it may be difficult for some member to design the house. which is why i kept it a level plot.

    here are the pics for everyone, entrants can use the land you provided if they wish.







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    Is this the land for the compitition?

    Am I allowed to ask question (s), before the design?

    Those pics can't very tell that much you know

    Well first....
    Tell me your general requirements, I will ask for the details later
    ex....how big, #bedrooms, #bathrooms, or any special handicap accessiblility? haha,
    south, north, east, or west facing, which way is the major wind direction, do you or wife believe in using fungshui in the design?

    ....etcs.

    ....whatever you want to tell us
    Last edited by mooncake; 21-07-2009 at 02:12 PM.

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    yes i know moon cakes, thats why i didnt post them, there really needs to be a chanote, elevation markers, gradients, north pointers blah blah blah.

    ask the questions and hopefully jandajoy can answer them,

    i suggested a flat plot because i wanted it open for everyone, plots with different elevations etc could prove difficult for some.

    but you can use jandajoys land if you want, no problem.

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    You don't have a chanote, but jandajoy has a chanote and pics
    Jandajoy is a thai?
    Is she your wife?....or she is a "he"....wouldn't matter to me either one

    Just confused that's all....
    Am I suppose to ask you of what you want or up to janjajoy?

    Who is my client, really here?

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    fu*k,
    i didnt mean it to be this complicated mate really.

    the brief is on page 2.
    jandajoy is a member here who had some land and we was going to use the plot, but....

    use the brief as the customer, but you can use the land in the pics if you want,make up your own elevations if you want.

    dont be confused.
    get designing.

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    Well duh duh....how would I know, coz I just got here to TD only lastweek!,...and ran into this post literally

    I take my job seriously, when I'm doing it....so my habbits die hard

    U know if you find an architect that doesn't ask you lots of question, then you shall get what you pay for it.

    Just try to help, don't even care about the trophy tho....hehe

    btw...am a girl ja, not a mate as a b-o-y

    Cyea....am going to bed now...it's so late here
    tata

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    ok sweetcheeks, sweet dreams.

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    Hey....knock knock...are we still on?

    haha back again...for more opinion

    Having read through page 1&2, here is my current assesment.....

    I think we should "pinpoint the budget" to around 2 mil -3 mil max
    Anyone who can afford more than that, should be able to afford hiring their own architect too, ....esp those 10 mil budget --bragging jet setters.

    Small home design is better, more sensible for most farangs here, and challenging for most designer, this is where you can get more bang for a buck in reality with smart space planning. This will get most people creative juice going seriously.

    I'm going for this budget....anyone wants to join me?

    I like JJ's land - by street front...w/ valley of rice fields and mtns view in the back side.
    QQQQQQ- I need more input from JJ, what he& his wife wants or dream off?...tell me every freaking things. I can't just pick anything from a sky u know, esp in much smaller plan...efficiency in spaceplanning is the foremost key for a happy client.

    ok later
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    Quote Originally Posted by mooncake
    Anyone who can afford more than that, should be able to afford hiring their own architect too
    My two cents but I defer to Splitlid. This looks like a 'design concept' competition.
    No working drawings are going to be produced. So it shouldn't concern anyone that somehow somebody is going to get something free that could be produced by an architect.

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    yep, i think your right Humbert, thanks for that.
    the brief is simple, it says a max of 10m baht, but obviously you dont have to spend all of it.

    the idea is to get people being creative, and design something which sticks to the brief but dosnt end up being your bog standard thai house.

    i think people are reading too much into it, when really they should just give it a go, and see what they come up with.

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    Jeez. Rules, rules, rules. To hell with the rules, full speed ahead.

    Here's my shot. Enjoy or not. Price approx 2.3M baht. Size approx 300 m2. 3 bedroom, 3 bath.

    Simple design, easy to build, all materials locally available.

    Right front.



    Left rear.




    Visual floor plan.

    "Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect,"

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    well done norton, thanks for being the first brave soul.


    what program did you use?
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    That looks terrible Norts. What kind if muppet would have a house like that?!

    There's also a major flaw with that design. I reckon the sewage system is pretty suspect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
    There's also a major flaw with that design. I reckon the sewage system is pretty suspect.
    Yes is built to withstand average sized human waste and survive a tsunami. Only one incident of overload when a visiting full of crap Brit unloaded a full barrage on the system.

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    Quote Originally Posted by splitlid
    what program did you use?
    Use a program called 3D Home Architect by Broderbund. Very good for initial design but not so good for producing detailed build to drawings. Can export to AutoCad and then finish the details.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
    That looks terrible Norts. What kind if muppet would have a house like that?!
    This muppet thinks it just fine and you and the rest of the TD gang seemed quite content at your last visit. Still here, don't make yourself so scarce. Come say hi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norton
    Still here, don't make yourself so scarce. Come say hi.
    Still waiting for your visit to Udon. The Midget's getting a bit chilly without her coat...


    Quote Originally Posted by Norton
    Only one incident of overload when a visiting full of crap Brit unloaded a full barrage on the system.
    Dontcha just hate it when that happens?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
    The Midget's getting a bit chilly without her coat...
    No worries the little lad is quite enjoying it.

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    I would like to know which way the wind blows.....for toilet placement......JJ wants a cheap build, he will get a thunderbox me thinks.

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    Need the orientation of that land, JJ?
    What is the direction of exposure, exp on the mths view side?
    ...east, west, south, or north?

    Just need to know how deep should I design for the covered porch, esp at the mths view side.

    ps:
    Nawty: I just assume it comes from SW direction, since Thailand is in the northern hemisphere,...unless JJ tells us differently.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mooncake
    I just assume it comes from SW direction, since it's in the northern hemisphere,...unless JJ tells us differently.
    Changes depending on monsoon season.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norton View Post
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    I just assume it comes from SW direction, since it's in the northern hemisphere,...unless JJ tells us differently.
    Changes depending on monsoon season.

    but you still have to have the main prevailing wind direction.

    The airport is running north-south for a reason.

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