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5 years ago

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Please let me know rhe costing and details of this poject. Thanks

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Vijay Kapur Designs
5 years ago
This is a house designed by us ( Vijay Kapur Designs ) . It's in Noida, Sector 51. The plot size was 450 sq.yds. and the built up area on 2 floors is 6700 sq.ft. and the cost of construction including air conditioners and life was around Rs. 3000/- per sq.ft. The exterior was all brick, and sliding doors and windows were by Fensta UPVC Windows. All the doors were panelled doors, with Teak-wood framework and venerred in-fill panels. The flooring was predominanty Italian marble.
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