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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby CoolPoisons » Fri Sep 05, 2008 5:44 am

these are barby houses and look fake. 1 strong wind and they will collapse.

somalis should invest how to build houses like in the west.

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby S_lander-boy » Fri Sep 05, 2008 6:09 am

CoolPoisons wrote:these are barby houses and look fake. 1 strong wind and they will collapse.

somalis should invest how to build houses like in the west.



C poison your always taking weak shots at Somaliland is it jalousy or ignorance you tell me ? worry about your insignificant irrelevant clan "meraxaar" I heard yall lost the battle in kismayo :lol: yall will never reach the level of reer Somaliland you cockroach.



80s' style homes in 08.

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Dumb girl tell me what do Ogadenia folks have other then Xabash "XAAR" maaliin iyo habeen dad qa saareyaa waxba haa qaa sheeqiin ya heard !

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby Advo » Fri Sep 05, 2008 6:21 am

ma'shallah it does look good, I wouldnt live my car out in the open like that......hadii habeenkii lalakacana, will ur subclan be on the look or something. :lol: :lol:

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby Ka darag » Fri Sep 05, 2008 6:30 am

They look nice but Coolpoisons is right....they are weak houses as in,if a big dabeel comes,the roof will come off.... :lol: :lol:

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby HooBariiska » Fri Sep 05, 2008 8:38 am

Ka darag wrote:They look nice but Coolpoisons is right....they are weak houses as in,if a big dabeel comes,the roof will come off.... :lol: :lol:


Orodoo soo qoyso

The houses in the west are built on loox(wood), in somaliland they are build on Jaajur(Dhagax). Not in 100 Million Years will wind destroy those houses.

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby salafi_student » Fri Sep 05, 2008 8:45 am

Locals can't afford these handful houses - Weey dhaqaaqday
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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby Cali_Gaab » Fri Sep 05, 2008 8:46 am

sheekh-Farax-zero wrote:this one looks masha-allah

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this one is 2 short, it has aluminiumm metal roof, and if it is hot ''xaaax''
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The first image is the family home of some Habar Jeclo family i know.

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby zulaika » Fri Sep 05, 2008 8:50 am

i wanna save up to buy a house in Hargeisa, but lookin' at the current homes...i don't like the way they build them. i'm gonna build one from scratch and make sure it has a very lush lawn and a garden in the backyard. i don't see any homes with lawns thus far...inshallah, my home will be the first. :D

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby dawwa9 » Fri Sep 05, 2008 8:53 am

*Nobleman* wrote:badca caas area in hargeisa has some real nice houses. My uncle owns Lucky star constructions in hargeisa. The UK were funding a new jail in hargeisa, he got the contract and the govt told him to double his estimates in order extract more money from the UK, his morals didnt allow him to do that and they took the contract from him.


Do you know what people that work for Somali NGO's do..

For Example a guy working for UN in Somalia is ordered to buy 10 Jeeps.

He goes to the place to buy them, buys them for lets say 150.000$ but then asks the guy for an invoice stating he bought them for 200.000$ and the bastard keeps the 50.000$ for himself..

Happens a lot within Somali NGOs :down:

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby Enemy_Of_Mad_Mullah » Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:01 am

zulaika wrote:i wanna save up to buy a house in Hargeisa, but lookin' at the current homes...i don't like the way they build them. i'm gonna build one from scratch and make sure it has a very lush lawn and a garden in the backyard. i don't see any homes with lawns thus far...inshallah, my home will be the first. :D



:lol: :lol: :lol: u think they have water to waste....haraad baa meesha loogu go'ay :x :lol: :down:

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby zulaika » Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:26 am

Enemy_Of_Mad_Mullah wrote:
zulaika wrote:i wanna save up to buy a house in Hargeisa, but lookin' at the current homes...i don't like the way they build them. i'm gonna build one from scratch and make sure it has a very lush lawn and a garden in the backyard. i don't see any homes with lawns thus far...inshallah, my home will be the first. :D



:lol: :lol: :lol: u think they have water to waste....haraad baa meesha loogu go'ay :x :lol: :down:


:D :D

i don't think there will be water shortage. the arabs have found a way to water their lawns in the dessert and they don't have the luxury of "wasting" water. ever heard of "desalination" most of the world get their drinking water from this process seen as how only 1% of earth's water is freshwater.

if Dubai can do this...so can we.

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby dawwa9 » Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:30 am

In Dubai they use filtered sea water (with no salt anymore) which takes a lot of energy to do it (oil)

Two things Hargeisa doesn't have:

-Oil
-Sea water

Maybe its good for cities like Djibouti, Berbera and Bosaso

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby zulaika » Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:33 am

dawwa9 wrote:In Dubai they use filtered sea water (with no salt anymore) which takes a lot of energy to do it (oil)

Two things Hargeisa doesn't have:

-Oil
-Sea water

Maybe its good for cities like Djibouti, Berbera and Bosaso


well the state of Navada has neither and they still manage to bring in the water...point is, Nevada is part of the US..and the US has cities with "oil" and "seawater". i hope u get my drift.

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby dawwa9 » Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:38 am

zulaika wrote:well the state of Navada has neither and they still manage to bring in the water...point is, Nevada is part of the US..and the US has cities with "oil" and "seawater". i hope u get my drift.


Nevada is in the rich USA, they use aquifers (underground lakes, google it) which will even cost more money than using desalinated sea water..

Hargeisa is doomed, already more people than water

In Bosaso you can already use desalinated sea water :up:

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Re: Somaliland Architecture

Postby SahanGalbeed » Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:48 am

Waayahay , Boosaaso aya ka qurux badan Hargeysa e baal iska eeyar fadhiiso , yaanad ku haraadin e . :lol:


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