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Extended Anggrek

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Model EXTENDED ANGGREK, Code A-2

 

Extended Anggrek floorplan 1 Extended Anggrek floorplan 2 Extended Anggrek front elevation 
 Floor plan, alternative 1  Floor plan, alternative 2  Front elevation
 Extended Anggrek right side elevation  Extended Anggrek left side elevation Extended Anggrek rear elevation 

 Right side elevation

  Left side elevation  Rear elevation

 
Total net. interior sided area: 36.1 m2 (388 sqft).
Deck area: 14.3 m2 (154 sqft)

Breakfast bar as  shown on the drawing is not included in the kitchen set.

Building footprint area: 6.25 x 11.04 meter (20' - 6 1/8" x 36' - 2 5/8")
Roof edge footprint area: 7.24 x 9.39 meter (23' - 9" x 30' - 9 5/8")

Dot-1 Pictures available. Click on the blue dot

A2-2  Click on the picture to view the render

This unit survived typhoon Haiyan on September 7, 2013 in the Philippines.
Prefab World Bali

Reviews from Prefab World Bali

Prefabworld Bali International is doing an excellent job of modeling the 3-D finite element frame structure in STAAD and now analyzing the individual members to ensure that they are not overstressed. I have just completed a review of the column analysis for the primary columns supporting the roof, and it is well presented and clearly shows the members are of adequate size. I have not seen anything like this the before the way this report was presented and prepared with the vast knowledge behind. It was that excellent. This type of analysis would not have been possible by hand calculation because of the complexity of the structures. Excellent job by Prefabworld Bali International.
 
Review from: Professor Ian Robertson, University of Hawaii
Project: 400 m2 dwelling for Maui, 50 m2 and 110 m2 dwelling for the big island. 
Date: 2012. 2016, 2020, respectivelyy
Rating: 5 out of 5.
 
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