Construction in an area of 2000 m2 with incline/height of aprox. 09 m2
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Moxie on Sep 09, 2015If you plan to build into this hill it may be just what you want; I don't know your home plan nor is metrics my native math unit.Helpful Reply
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Joy on Sep 10, 2015Hire an architect!Helpful Reply
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Murray McGinn on Sep 10, 2015Half of the basement can be buried into the ground and therefore you will have a reverse hillside type of house. It is not challenging and you can save a lot of money because you will only have to buy half the cement needed to put in the basement. The rest can be wood construction. You need to get a home plan together. Some people where I live are buying the homes pre-assembled and therefore all you need is to move the completed house onto the basement (You would have to use a crane to do so).Helpful Reply
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