2121SF-C

The plans include detailed, dimensioned floor and foundation plans, wall panel details, elevations, electric layouts, plumbing layouts, mechanical layouts, cross sections, roof plans, cabinet layouts and elevations, as well as general specifications and a general primer on ferrocement.

Value – The most cost-effective building method available today

Strength – fire, earthquake, hurricane, flood, termite, and insect resistant

Speed – five to ten times faster than conventional construction International Building Standards – Exceeds latest codes and standards

Eco-Friendly – 100% re-cycled materials and 70% lower carbon emissions

Efficient Use of Resources – up to 70% reduction in materials, but 2x stronger

Durability & Maintenance Free – eliminates maintenance/renewal costs

All Building Types – can be utilized for all building types AND STYLES

Depending on your location you will need specific engineering for your plans that will need to be designed, signed and sealed by a licensed Engineer. In some states, you may also a professional stamp (e.g. Nevada) by an architect/engineer.  You will also need a specific site plan for your project showing the home located on your property. This may require services and utility tie ups to existing services and/or the provision of new services (e.g. Septic tank if not on a sanitary sewer system). A local Civil Engineer/Surveyor can supply these. You will need area specific energy load calculations that will differ depending on orientation of the home and specific site location. The foundations indicated are for universal conditions and do not address your specific site. Soil samples should be taken at the site by a competent local soil testing laboratory. The foundation will then be designed by a local structural engineer to comply with the findings and recommendations of the soil testing laboratory.