Residental. Casa Villa Sydney

 

Residental. Casa Villa Sydney

 

JUST ENOUGH STORAGE & SPACE ON-SITE 

Alberta. Canada. In Calgary & specifics 

Unlike your $350,000 - $900,000 Suburb Builds or above custom options the Pre-Fab custom on repurposed Land with modern Bunker foundation is complete at under $250,000 with Pool + Hot-Tub system at over 2000 Sq Ft at 3 story / 4 hybrid levels yet sells for $300,000 + Land Costs 

A common lot size for single-family homes in Calgary is 50 feet wide and 120 feet deep. Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett's has over 100 feet wide by over 200 feet with the K.S Mount Royal Build on a shared deviding property with the old build as an experimental property while the old-buold will be repurposed. Close to Chinnok Centre 

MAIN & VACATION RESIDENCES + K.S RELATED 

Registered material assets held at including insured vehicles & recreational vehicles or items 

EXTERIOR 

Framing plus Steel Caging - Disaster Panic Safe with safe Energy & ventilation 

Garage Space doubling as like rooms. Multi-purpose 

Rear yard & pool + hot tub area 

INTERIOR 

Finishings. Materials & Appearance 

Contents insured under $500,000 separate from vehicles or recreational vehicles 

1. Kitchen

Fridge- stove
Cabinets
Counter tops
Island & chairs
Lounge
Pantry storage

Artwork

Climate control system
Security system

2. Washroom

Shower-bath
Storage
Toilet
Washer - dryer for laundry

Room finishing + light fixtures
Artwork

Climate control system
Security system

3. Dining Room

Dining table & chairs
Storage table

Artwork

Climate control system
Security system

4. Living Room

Television
Sound system
Sofa & chairs
End tables
Area rug & coffee table
Recreational area - multi-purpose

Artwork

Climate control system
Security system

5. Bedrooms

Bedframe
Mattress
Boxspring
Mattress covers
Sheet sets x3
Throws for Sheets
Artwork
Television + Gaming console
Wardrobe or closet + organization
Laundry basket

Climate control system
Security system

OWNED - NO MORTGAGE

Travel residences + suit cases & security with legal including temporary rental 

With K.S of CIG Power of Attorney. 

Canadian - USA VS Alps - Mediterranean International options with S.B.G & CIG 

Commercial Properties for S.B.G - CIG are larger in size while residential are building as bunker - pre-fab steel framed modern on speciifc properties with high level security & a man-made - natural disaster & hazard effort 

Compact properties have to integrate the pool within the 2-3 story design then sot4age carefully designed within yet it can be done woth all septic - water & energy lines carefully integrated safely

Steel frame with alternative concrete efforts & materials aligning with an environmental - health focused effort 

Pool area converable winter covers are easy to install for year round use 

REFERENCE

Pre-Fab & Material Choice options offer a lot of modern options 

Reference Aussie + 2 Story Open Space Builds 

https://artsmusicandfilm.blogspot.com/?m=1

Prefab Clean - Channel 

https://m.youtube.com/@KerryTarnow/shorts

Camping Van

https://youtube.com/shorts/iCbT_TeIP_0?si=k1poVrGrtyvC7NVv

WAREHOUSE LOW COST EQUIVALENT 

Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett engineered options against international industry options to acheive larger warehouse equivalence at a much lower cost to build then maintain 

For lowest cost warehouse builds, pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMBs) are generally the most cost-effective option. This construction method utilizes prefabricated components that are assembled on-site, reducing labor costs and construction time. Other cost-saving strategies include choosing a simple design, selecting affordable materials, and optimizing the building's location to minimize transportation and utility costs. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

1. Construction Method:

• Pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMBs):

PEMBs offer a fast and relatively inexpensive way to construct a warehouse. The prefabricated components are designed for quick assembly, and steel is a cost-effective material.

• Tilt-up construction:

This method, which involves pouring concrete walls on-site and tilting them into place, can also be a budget-friendly option, particularly for smaller warehouses.

• Structural steel-frame construction:
While more flexible for complex designs, this method is generally more expensive due to the increased labor and material costs. 

2. Key Factors Influencing Cost:

• Land preparation: The complexity of the site (e.g., sloping terrain, soil conditions) can significantly impact costs. 

• Materials: Steel is generally a more affordable material for warehouse construction than concrete or other alternatives. 

• Size and complexity: Larger and more complex designs will naturally cost more. 

• Location: The cost of land, labor, and materials can vary by region. 

• Design: Simple, rectangular designs with a limited number of features (e.g., fewer doors, windows) will be more economical. 
3. Cost-Saving Strategies:

• Choose a simple design:

Minimize features like excessive windows, doors, or complex rooflines. 

• Select cost-effective materials:

Steel is generally a good choice for the structure, while other materials can be selected for the exterior and interior based on budget and needs. 

• Optimize location:

Consider factors like transportation costs, proximity to utilities, and land prices. 

• Consider energy efficiency:

While upfront costs might be higher, energy-efficient features like white roofs, high-volume/low-speed fans, and proper insulation can save money in the long run on utility bills. 

• Explore prefabricated components:

Prefabricated steel buildings can be a very efficient way to reduce construction time and labor costs. 

• Plan for future needs:

Consider future expansion and technology integration during the initial planning stages to optimize operational efficiency and minimize future costs. 

• Benchmark and track costs:

Setting internal benchmarks for cost per order and tracking expenses can help identify areas for improvement. 

S.B.G - CIG