Leaders of Binh Duong province cut the ribbon to inaugurate The Provincial Centralized Storage Center is a civil construction, grade II consisting of 9 floors and 1 rooftop, invested by the Provincial Construction Investment Project Management Board. The building has a total floor area of ​​12,311m2 and is equipped with technical systems including: Electrical and lighting systems; water supply and drainage system; security camera system, communication; automatic fire protection. In addition, the project is also invested with specialized equipment and synchronous office equipment, ensuring the preservation and storage of scientific and long-term documents, meeting the requirements of archival work. Quick and scientific document retrieval. The project has a total investment of 371 billion VND, started on December 30, 2019. After 16 months of construction, the project has completed the construction and installation in accordance with the design, ensuring quality, safety and progress. Binh Duong province storage center project Speaking at the ceremony, Mr. Mai Hung Dung said that the putting into use of this work has an important meaning, marking the progress in the province’s archival work which is increasingly safe, efficient, scientific and effective. shows the provincial leaders’ interest in the archival industry.

Estimated cost to build a level 4 house with an area of ​​​​45m2 How to calculate the cost of building a house = Raw area x Wages in m2. To help homeowners better visualize this calculation, the article takes an example of the cost of building a level 4 house with an area of ​​​​45m2. Rough area = Foundation + 1st Floor + Roof The foundation: occupies 50% of the area = 45m2 x 50% = 22.5m2 1st floor: occupies 100% of the area = 45m2 The roof has 3 different roof types, accounting for different percentages: Flat roof: 70% of the area = 70% x 45m2 = 31.5m2 Thai roof: Occupying 50% of the area = 50% x 45m2 = 22.5m2 Corrugated iron roof, tile roof: 30% of the area = 30% x 45m2 = 13.5m2 The total area of ​​a level 4 house with an area of ​​​​45m2, choosing a corrugated iron roof, is: 22.5m2 + 45m2 + 13.5m2 = 81m2 Construction unit prices on the market today are calculated in two ways: The first way: Construction contractor, finishing labor, the cost ranges from 3 million VND to 3.5 million VND/m2 using mid-priced materials. Applying the formula to calculate the cost of building a level 4 house with an area of ​​​​45m2, choosing the corrugated iron roof just calculated above, we have: 81m2 x 3,000,000 = 243,000,000 VND. The second way: The contractor takes care from a to z – Turnkey, the cost ranges from 4.5 million VND to 6 million VND/m2, choosing materials from average to good. Applying the formula to calculate the cost of building a level 4 house with an area of ​​​​45m2, choosing the corrugated iron roof just calculated above, we have: 81m2 x 4,500,000 = 364,500,000 VND. This unit price will fluctuate depending on different locations, depending on the price of raw materials as well as the cost of labor. However, applying the correct formula is possible to calculate the cost of building a flat roof or a corrugated iron roof for your house. The unit price of rough construction does not include the cost of interior equipment such as: house tiles, toilet tiles, tiles, etc. Other costs when building a level 4 house With the cost of paint, there are two types of putty with two different qualities. High-grade paint is priced at 60,000 VND/m2 and medium quality paint is priced at 35,000 VND/m2. Applied to calculate the cost of paint for two level 4 houses, we have the formula: Floor area x unit price of paint per m2 x 4 Where: 4 is the unit factor of 4 walls to be painted. Depending on the region, the locality will have different unit prices, but just by applying the correct formula, you can calculate the cost of painting your level 4 house with different areas. For example: The cost of painting for a level 4 house with an area of ​​45m2, choosing a high-class paint line that costs VND 60,000/m2 is 45m2 x 60,000 VND/m2 x 4 = VND 10,800,000 The cost of painting a level 4 house with an area of ​​45m2, choosing a high-end paint line that costs VND35,000/m2 is 45m2 x 35,000 VND/m2 x 4 = 6,300,000 VND Next to the cost of house tiles, similar to paint, there are also two different types of tiles for homeowners to choose from. High-end floor tiles are priced at 300,000 VND/m2 and average floor tiles are priced at 150,000 VND/m2. The formula for calculating the cost of tiles is: Floor area x unit price in m2. The cost of floor tiles for a level 4 house with an area of ​​​​45m2, choosing high-class tiles for 300,000 VND/m2 is 45m2 x 300,000 VND/m2 = 13,500,000 VND The cost of floor tiles for a level 4 house with an area of ​​45m2, choosing an average tile is quite expensive at 150,000 VND/m2 is 45m2 x 150,000 VND/m2 = 6,750,000 VND For houses that use tiles for the roof, the cost for 1 tile is 30,000 VND/piece, 10 bricks per square meter, labor cost is 5,000,000 VND/m2. The total cost of finishing tiles for a 45m2 house is 20 million VND. All prices are for reference only! Some compact, low-cost models of level 4 houses can be referred to:

Lately, young people tend to live in surprisingly small apartments in Tokyo, according to Nippon. Real estate developer Spilytus offers a flat called Ququri. Each unit has its own bathroom, toilet, and kitchenette with a living area the size of three tatami mats – the standard way to measure room size in Japan, which is less than 5 square meters. Even with the addition of a loft about 6.5 square meters, these apartments offer just over 11 square meters of living space. The young people of Phu Tang tend to live in very small apartments in Tokyo because of the cheap price and convenient location. Photo: Japan Times. Over the past two years, demand for Ququri has shown no sign of slowing down. Spilytus has around 1,200 mini-apartments in Ebisu, Nakameguro, Shinjuku, Shibuya and other trendy areas of Tokyo. The rooms are always fully occupied and the company is building many new buildings every year. Breaking tradition, this unit does not require a deposit, commission for the landlord or lease renewal fees. Along with free internet access, the micro apartments become attractive to young people. New lifestyle trends The idea of ​​Ququri arose from the experience of company president Nakama Keisuke when renting a house in Tokyo. All he wants is a modern, cheap and close to work apartment, no matter the size. Ququri units currently attract more male tenants than women, at a ratio of 6: 4. Most of them are in their 20s and 30s, with about 60% being employees, and students accounting for more than 30%. Only 10% of residents are over 40 years old, some renting mini apartments right next to their homes. Rents vary by location, ranging from 50,000 to 80,000 yen / month. Today, with all types of entertainment packed into smartphones, many tenants prefer convenient locations over floor space. Tokyo micro-tenants are mostly men. Photo: Japan Times, Soranews24. A resident who has lived in the Ququri apartment for four years said that having less furniture means not having to worry about small floor space. Although very satisfied, this person also complained about some restrictions such as occasional noise from neighbors and a lack of a balcony. Another longtime resident said that when he moved in three years ago, he was surprised by the cramped living area. But because he was so busy, the apartment was basically just for sleeping, it didn’t really matter to him. Spilytus installed fiberglass for sound and heat insulation, sandwiched between two-layer walls. They are also building concrete apartment buildings, alongside the wooden buildings that have been the norm so far. The recent movement of minimalism and frugality is also the reason behind some people’s decision to live in Ququri. Many residents do not even have a television, but use smartphones or laptops for entertainment. Someone did not use the refrigerator with the statement: “The convenience store is my refrigerator.” Another said she lost 15 kg after moving in, because saving time going to work allows more time for jogging each morning. Consistent with a minimalist lifestyle Aiko (not real name) has lived in the Ququri apartment for 2 years, since moving from the Kansai region to Tokyo. She chose this place because it completely suited her own requirements of having a separate attic, bathroom and toilet, no matter the floor area. However, Aiko’s first impression upon moving in was that the apartment was indeed very small. The girl working in the tourism industry frankly talks about the pros and cons of living in such cramped conditions. She does not buy much furniture and cleverly arranges it to create a relaxing living space. However, having a fondness for collecting classic sneakers, Aiko complains about preserving them. Despite the limited kitchen space, Aiko realizes that she can use the dining table for a variety of preparation stages. The girl’s daily life is concentrated at the dining table while reading, studying, as well as eating or preparing to cook. She only uses the attic to sleep. Aiko has no television and has no intention of buying. “I want to cherish this space and my time,” she said. People living in micro-apartments often do not buy many things. Photo: Soranews 24. Aiko has no regrets about living in a micro apartment. Once in a more spacious place than before, she said she only spent money buying a lot of things. Aiko also found that large houses often have dead spaces and are difficult to properly heat in winter. “Since I moved here, I have never thought that I would like to live in a larger place,” she said. “Living conditions perfectly suited to my needs,” added Aiko. I also like white walls and floors because it is easy to choose furniture. I am very pleased to live in a place with smart design ”. According to Aiko, with a little ingenuity, anyone can create a comfortable life in a super small apartment. They are suitable for those looking for a minimalist lifestyle, she said. The current Aiko’s room is very little and tidy because it doesn’t accumulate unnecessary things. The spread of minimalism and the tendency to detach from materialism have fueled the popularity of micro apartments. According to the Nippon, This trend will continue to develop.

The house has 2.5 floors, has a total floor area of ​​295 m2, built on a piece of land 6.2x19m, in an alley in Cam Pha, Quang Ninh. This is the home of a young man about to get married. Taking advantage of the two-fronted house (the main entrance to the North and the back door to the South opens a field), the architects have designed a large glass door system, opening and closing flexibly to help catch the sun, catch the wind, take the light inside. Architecture and interior are designed in a modern and simple style. To create a sense of ventilation, the first floor space minimizes the partitions. The connecting living, dining and kitchen areas extend vertically on the land. The highlight of the house is the middle area of ​​nearly 20m2, including the staircase connecting from the first floor to the third floor, the space next to the staircase is smooth from the roof to the first floor. The iron stair system combines wooden steps with transparent glass railing, creating a feeling of spaciousness. This architectural part is as impressive as a modern sculpture Right at the foot of the stairs is a 7.5 square meter gravel carpet spread on a concrete floor and covered with 15mm thick tempered glass. Next is a small landscape of 6m2 with a happy tree 2.5m high, symbolizing the feelings of a young couple to be married. The small landscape is located in the 6m2 wide floor space. Due to direct light from the roof to the first floor, the plants around the floor opening are always green. Floor clearance also makes it easy for bedrooms on the second floor to look down on the first floor. Comfortable kitchen with kitchen cabinets and modern equipment. The floor space between the house plus the two doors extending to the two ends helps every corner of the house be ventilated and receive natural light. Three bedrooms are located on the second floor. The wardrobe in the main bedroom as well as most other cabinets in the house are designed in wall and ceiling to feel like they are “hidden”. The large porch outside the bedroom is a relaxing place to open up the space in front of the house.