The true cost of construction & Risky Housing || Architect Morris Kariuki

Morris Muriithi, a design and build architect shares little known secrets oof the trade, explains why housing should not be as expensive as industry players would like you to think, why house design ca be a matter off life and death and more.

[TheWickedEditionDrKingori]

Wadau,
Asanteni sana for the kind feedback on this episode. You can get in touch with our guest, architect Morris Kariuki through the details below.

Rehema house 2nd floor room 3

and

Sundial Plaza Suite 2 Along Eastern

bypass at Kamakis,

Nairobi, Kenya.

Tel: [phone]

[alfredomwenga]

Dr. Kingo'ri, you have no idea of how you are playing a tremendous role in educating the masses in the country. We take some things for granted but now we are looking at them from a different perspective. The mainstream media has failed us on providing such information yet you have used this platform to truly educate us. Big up sir!

[josephoyugi]

The guest has done a good job in civic education, much better than the CS' s and Governors CEC's. You can listen to this patriot all day long. Bring him back

[sammyimbega]

Hii ya leo nimeweka alama ya KEBS, imekubali. This is a discussion that we really needed.

[reine]

I have enjoyed watching this interview! Hapo kwa some houses making people and especially kids sick, ni ukweli. I went to see an ENT surgeon at Aga Khan. That's when she pointed out major causes of my recurrent sinusitis; mould, air fresheners, perfumed detergents, fabric softeners etc and that recurrent sinusitis can lead to asthma. Her recommendation: move out of that apartment into one with enough natural light. Avoid houses with dampness and mould.

Paraffin stoves and jikos are also causing sinus infections. Personally, I get sinus headaches whenever I smell paraffin and charcoal smoke.

[pixelsted]

You are building a movement King'ori... I follow over 160 channels on Youtube in various niches I have not put an alert for posts on a Kenyan channel but yours is the first. Locked... This is gold! Keep up bro....

[uncleboniface]

This is one of the most informed living men. Kudos!

[KimemiaKimani]

I like this developer. He is brutally honest and chill.

[simonkigo]

I am in property management, and all this is true. The needs of the tenants if met, the building will sell. Quality over quantity. As a landlord, remember the reason you are selling, is not the reason the customer will buy for. If you focus on rental income, customer will focus on quality, finishing, etc and he'll pay where value is given.

[VASTDEVELOPERS]

This is very true. Space Management is very critical when going for residential areas. Invest in a professional before anything.

[sophiakusha]

Mr Moris is a good architect a nd planner, thank you Doc bring him again and again

[nancykariuki]

Nice interview kingori.Please we need more of this professional.leta doctors to shed light on lifestyle diseases.

[justtalkingwithsamwelmbugw]

That is deep! I have learnt alot. Mr. Morris should come back

[nashezmo]

This is a very insightful interview for those who want to venture into real estate. Nice

[abrahamatuti]

Very amazing guest, very amazing interview, value in every minute. King'ori such guests should be brought back for more insights, kudos

[BASILCHRISPINE]

Whoever gets to watch this eventually feels lucky to be having such info.
Great work you're doing Shaman 👌🏾

[perisnkonge]

Thanks. He delivers very well and in a cool manner. Highly recommended

[antonykimotho]

One of the most important, interesting and informative pieces I’ve come accross. That’s speaking from my perspective…or where I’m sitting if you like. I even subscribed. Good stuff Kīng’ori. The guy is well informed and worth my time.

[famelitech]

Informative; I used to live in such a house. My kid would be coughing every day when we went to sleep and the bathroom was licking from the top house and slight mould with very little ventilation. Folks later vacated and the guy reduced rent to attract tenants and now it's almost full.

[esther_K.wambūi]

I am currently living (although planning to move out) in a rental house that its walls absorbed a lot of water during the elnino rains, and had to get rid of most of my wooden utensils due to the mold caused the moisture and dumbness in the house. The wood on the walls is covered with black mold and the house is so cold. Honestly even when I move out, I wouldn't advice to live in this house cause it's a recipe of health disaster. Like even the paint on the roof's peeling and falling on my stuff.