Room to Improve.

zl1whqvjs75cdy

She would be a nightmare to work for if she goes on like that in her it manager job

jos28

How is she so successful career wise, seems a bit ditzy in the finance department. Must be scary all the same, taking on a project that size on your own

Poochie05

Is this one for real? In fairness I normally feel for clients who put in what they think is a reasonable budget and then see cost mounting, but she's deluded with what she thinks she can get for her budget.

Lisha

Dermot seems very frustrated. (I don’t blame him )

ShamoBuc

She probably has a great vision, that with a bigger budget, would turn the house into something really special as she does have taste. Unfortunately I think she is going to need a sugar daddy, or just daddy to add 50k to bring it home.

There's always a problem when they go building, hence the necessity of a contingency, something she doesn't have, but you just know she is going to need.

Franz Von Peppercorn

I don’t think this lady needs an architect. She needs a project manager but her ideas are her own, and not bad either necessarily.

She also has clearly never watched the show. You get Dermot’s house.

the_pen_turner

its 100k she need to get close to what she wants. ideas overflowing everywhere

hollymartins

Polished concrete floor? Is she away with the fairies?

Normally they increase the budget by now if they want more than their original can buy, so she clearly doesn't have the money to be adding extras.

I wonder what she's like to work with...

Baron Kurtz

Lisha wrote: »

I’ll never understand why anyone would bother ....

Steady on. Don't need a b*tchfest kicking off so early.

amdublin

hollymartins wrote: »

I wonder what she's like to work with...

She strikes me as someone good at her job

Atlantic Dawn

I'm thinking we will hit €175k.

the_pen_turner

jesus . problems are popping up

Ralph Paton

How old are those houses, 70-80 years?

Should the surveyor not have found these problems when she was buying?

Lisha

Baron Kurtz wrote: »

Steady on. Don't need a b*tchfest kicking off so early.

I’m not biitching it’s just do far away from my priorities is all.

Lisha

This sounds more like a rebuild type project ...

retro:electro

Same design as last week and the week before and the week before

dazberry

Dermots aside after his visit to her appartment was I reckon up on Rowserstown lane.

honeybear

I think she’ll finish this house beautifully

iamwhoiam

She is very childlike .

mfceiling

Ah here...this one is a bin lid.

amdublin

I've never said this about Dermot houses but I think I'd like this one.

*because of her design ideas

Ralph Paton

She hasn't a breeze what they're talking about

Yer Da sells Avon

I've watched far too many episodes of Bottom. Whenever someone says to Dermot, "I can see your point" I want him to respond with "no, that's just the way my trousers are hanging."

Pinch Flat

Ralph Paton wrote: »

How old are those houses, 70-80 years?

Should the quantity surveyor not have found these problems when she was buying?

Probably closer to over a 100 odd years old. QS wouldn’t see these problems. Needed an invasive survey from a specialist building surveyor to see if there’s any rot - a must with a house of this vintage imho

the_pen_turner

surely a 4" pipe below the floor will drain all the heat from the slab

Penn

God she's insufferable.

bloodless_coup

She's living up to my expectations.

RobertKK

She simply doesn't understand.

sligojoek

Ralph Paton wrote: »

She hasn't a breeze what they're talking about

'OK,. OK. OK'

Atlantic Dawn

In cases like this unless you have experience of it yourself you go with the pros recommendations.