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| Budgeted costs for turnkey construction: | 412 800 EUR | 472 856 EUR | 267 444 EUR | |||
| Number of floors: | 3 | 3 | 3 | |||
| Number of apartments: | 9 | 12 | 6 | |||
| Size of apartments: | mostly large | large | ||||
| Total costs per m2 of apartment floor space: | 704 EUR | 538 EUR | 505 EUR | |||
| Characteristics: | BD ŠTANDARD 03 is 3-story house without a basement, which is suitable for plain or slightly sloping terrain • on each floor are situated one 1 bedroom and two 3 bedroom flats • the layout and construction of the residential unit on the ground floor is designed for people with reduced mobility• all other apartments are designed for standard-type housing • 1 bedroom housing units with its disposition satisfy the demands for housing 2- member family, 3 bedroom units are designed for 4-member families • quite multiple roof structure along with balconies creates an interesting look of the object • BD ŠTANDARD 03 is 3-story object with untenantable attic • the bearing system is a combination of precise masonry blocks Hebel and reinforced concrete monolithic plates • transverse bearing system divides the object into three apartment units on each floor• common exterior communication protection against the atmospheric exposure is insured by its position between the wings of relatively dispersed disposition• object is covered by a system of saddle roofs of wooden construction structures with concrete Bramac roofing, insulation is designed at the ceiling of the highest floor • railings are designed from the steel elements with filling made of punched metal sheets • individual apartments are heated by boilers attached to a common chimney in the middle of the layout • sufficient height of the floor above the terrein provides the mound in combination with the base strips | BD ŠTANDARD 05 has three above-grade floors • it is coverd by saddle roof with a small glass, the attic is untenantable • the object is without basement, suitable for a plain terrain especially for cities • residential house is divided into two operationally separated sections, each is made available by their own entrance• on the ground floor are four apartments - two 3 bedroom and two 2 bedroom, including one barrier-free• apartments on upper floors are 3 bedroom with standard equipment• BD ŠTANDARD 05 3-story object with crossbearering system • vertical bearing structures consist of walls of the precise Hebel blocks, horizontal structures and stairways are designed from a monolithic reinforced concrete • structure of rafters is designed as a wooden construction system with sheet-metal roofing Rannila • railings of the balconies are masonry or perforated metal sheets, or a combination of both types • balconies are protected from the atmospheric elements by overhanging roof• foundation constructions are designed as base belts • each apartment is heated by its own boiler | BD STANDARD 02 with the three floors without basement, it is suitable for plain, or slightly sloping terrain• house is made up primarily of 3 bedroom apartments, 2 bedroom housing unit on the ground floor meets the conditions for the use of a person using a wheelchair • the comfort of attic apartments is increased by large pent dormers and a relatively high-set span roof• substantial dormers predestine this object in particular to rural areas and to outlying parts of cities • BD ŠTANDARD 02 is 3-level object, the highest level is designed as a residential attic • the bearing system is a combination of a building system Hebel with monoithic horizonatal ceiling structers, balconies and a staircase • construction of saddle roofs with pent dormers is designed as a wooden construction system with concrete roofing Bramac• railings of the balconies are punched metal sheets welded to the construction of light gauge steel profiles • protection of balconies against weather provide overhanging roofs and dormers • individual apartments are heated by boilers attached to a common chimney • the fundations are solved through base belts of bulk concrete | |||
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