Construct semi permanent 3 bedroom house using 150k

Science & Technology
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hii ni technology gani Tena ?

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This has been there for a long time.If we’ll implemented you have a permanent structure.

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One thing I can guarantee you is 150k is day dreaming
assuming you have those natural rocks in your area…to split them to pieces you need a jack hammer or mtu ya mkono na sledge hammers working tirelessly

Foundation?
roofing?

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Nice

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Ngombe mourinho alijenga ukuta akaChoma:D
though for spurs …the original kunguru/crane

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:D:D:D:D iyo game nililenga.

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A dog like @cortedivoire cannot advice you on anyrhing structurall…mogoka na chrome maybe
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ata ii wizi…piga wanaKuShow 750k ni deposit

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some use mud to instead of the rocks , finishing is the same

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Can survive American hurricanes. But is there a plan for a moat around the house?

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This technology is quite common in areas where building stone blocks are not available but it requires an expert to construct otherwise you will end up with a structure looking like a cowshed which falls over in a few years.

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Cheap, yes. By alot. Quite a lot. But 150K hio ni uongo. That finishing kama ndio indicative kisha labour, that might be as much as double that amount of 150K.

But I completely endorse this. Actually Mombasa has houses, storey houses, made this way and they have existed for hundreds of years.