Bandari Apartments Phase II Underway

Buoyed by the success of Bandari Villas and Bandari Apartments Phase I, the Kenya Ports Authority Pension Scheme has embarked on Bandari Apartments Phase II. Pension schemes have realized that one of the most solid ways of safeguarding their members’ contributions is to invest in real estate. Across the country, residential and commercial projects owned by these schemes are now a common feature. Bandari Apartments is a project by the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) Pension Scheme. Located in South C, a middle class suburb of Nairobi, the project, known as Bandari Apartments Phase II, comes after the successful completion of two other projects by the same Scheme – Bandari Villas (Phase 1, 2 & 3) and Bandari Apartments Phase I. The development consists of 198 three-bedroom units spread over three high-rise blocks in a controlled gated community that aims to provide modern, comfortable housing in a secure environment. Each of the 11 floors on each block carries six apartments. All bedrooms are en suite with a spacious self-contained DSQ. The apartments have a plinth area of 170 square metres. KPA Pension Scheme has put together an experienced team to execute the project. Led by Pinnacle Projects Ltd as the Project Managers and Triad Architects as the designers, the team that began working on the project in 2018, hopes to have the project handed over in December 2020. Features Every apartment boasts a spacious lounge-cum-dining area and a modern kitchen fitted with high and low level cabinets. The bedrooms are all en-suite and are fitted with MDF wardrobes. High quality ceramic floor finishes and modern sanitary fittings give the apartments a classy look. As with all modern homes, solar water heating and natural lighting have been incorporated as green aspects to the development. The developer has provided ample parking and two high-speed elevators for each block. There is a standby generator and water will be available on a 24-hour basis from a borehole. The residences are ringed with a perimeter wall with CCTV surveillance. Access One can access Bandari Apartments by private or public means from Mombasa Road through South Park Road (between Nextgen Mall and Eka Hotel. Pricing and Buyer Options The apartments are currently on sale at Ksh 15,000,000. The payment terms are 15% on offer, 15% within three months after offer while the remaining 70% may be cleared during the construction period or upon completion. Project Team Client: Kenya Ports Authority Pension Scheme Project Manager: Pinnacle Projects Ltd Architects: Triad Architects Quantity Surveyor: Shaque Associates Mechanical & Electrical Engineer: Maiteri Associates Main Contractor: Jianxi Water and Hydro Power Construction Kenya Ltd Subcontractors: - Steelstone (K) Ltd - Central Electricals - Ryce East Africa Ltd - Kone (Kenya) Ltd - Volcanic Plumbing Works.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Kubota RTV-X900 delivers deep underground

Image
[Johannesburg, 30 May 2017]: With a rich founding history of gold and diamond mining, South Africa remains a leader in deep underground mining as well as safety in this arena, making the transfer of equipment and goods underground a task with little margin for error. Enter the Kubota RTV-X900. While the tasks involved in a successful mining operation are manifold, one of these is being able to move equipment, technicians and supplies from the shafts to the rock face; everything inside these tunnels must be brought from the surface. Due to the layout of a deep level mine, which could include many hundreds of kilometres of tunneling fanning out from the shafts and leading to the surface, this transfer is hugely complex and potentially very hazardous. In years past, the task of transporting goods from the surface underground and vice versa was carried out using a ‘cage’, from which the mining paraphernalia would either be physically carried or transported by wheeled trolleys to its po...
Read more

SKF Ultrasonic leak detector - Quick and easy detection of air leaks TKSU 10

Image
The SKF TKSU 10 is an ultrasonic leak detector that helps users to quickly find leakages in compressed air or vacuum systems. The instrument is very simple to use and features adjustable sensitivity and intuitive guidance for superior leak detection results. Any compressed air system can experience leaks, which amplify the load on compressors and increase costs. The TKSU 10 helps users to easily find leaks from a distance, even in noisy industrial environments, via its ultrasound measurement sensor. The built-in LED display assists the user in adjusting sensitivity and shows the measured ultrasound noise from leaking air, allowing the quantification of leaks and prioritisation of repairs. It is easy to use and no training is required. The leak detection can be done from a distance in noisy industrial environments. The colour LED display assists in adjusting sensitivity settings and shows measurement values. The unit reduces energy and maintenance costs via leak identification an...
Read more

Atlas Copco and Skills Development Corporation giving hope to the disabled

Image
In a bid to contribute to the much-needed skills development and work experience of disabled people, Atlas Copco South Africa partnered with the Skills Development Corporation (SDC) 12 months ago on 4 April 2017. Atlas Copco recognises the daily challenges the disabled face both in their private lives as well as in the business world. The 12-month initiative gave a number of leaners aged between 20 and 28 the opportunity to receive skills development while simultaneously obtaining valuable experience in the work place. The learning programme, hosted at Atlas Copco House in Jet Park, Boksburg, offered learners practical work experience from Monday to Thursday; every Friday learners attended lectures in General Business Management conducted by SDC Facilitator, Nozibusiso Nkosi. “We take pride in working with our future generation, teaching them the fundamental ins and outs of a corporate setting and at the same time boost their self-esteem and much needed confidence to pursue their ca...
Read more