'Wow': Architect Shows Off Vision vs Reality of Amazing Home Project, Mzansi Impressed

'Wow': Architect Shows Off Vision vs Reality of Amazing Home Project, Mzansi Impressed

  • An architectural designer has taken to social media to wax lyrical about accomplishing his latest impressive project
  • The Twitter user, @XekiHlongwane, shared two side by side images that show the design animation or idea and the project outcome following construction
  • Many curious observers wondered how much the plan cost, with the post attracting more than 6 100 likes, close to 600 retweets and nearly 100 comments

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Nothing beats the feeling of accomplishing precisely what you set out for, or even better, exceeding those expectations.

This was the case for one Mzansi man, who is an architectural designer, who has taken to social media to wax lyrical about his accomplishment.

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An architectural designer has taken to social media to wax lyrical about accomplishing his latest impressive project. Image: @XekiHlongwane/ Twitter.
Source: Twitter

The Twitter user, @XekiHlongwane, shared two side by side images that show the design animation or idea and the project outcome following construction.

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The tweet read:

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"Like I said before, I try my level best to make my clients happy and become regular clients. What I had in mind vs reality."

The high-end home had Mzansi tweeps breaking out in a frenzy as they marvelled at its sheer beauty and sleek design.

Many curious observers wondered how much the plan cost, with the post attracting more than 6 100 likes, close to 600 retweets and nearly 100 comments.

Mzansi gives positive appraisal

Briefly News was here for it as we went through the comments to bring readers the most interesting reactions to the post, and there were plenty.

@Dj_Psoul ventured:

"Can [you] tell me how much was spent to build the house so that some of us know where their dreams lie? Or how far we need to go to get such beauty?"

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@Gugulove20 exclaimed:

"The reality looks better than illustration. Wow."

@mintu2204 wrote:

"Do you mind sharing how big this plot is? Just asking out of curiosity, andika binayo imali mna."

@Bheko99 offered:

"Daamnnn bro this is so beautiful... I wonder how much the cost was. I really sbwl this in the bundus."

@Nsovo43008212 added:

"Boti doing what you do best. This is beautiful."

@lavauran mentioned:

"This is beautiful absolutely amazing work."

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The social media sensation, who is a medical illustration student at the University of Toronto in Canada, shared a sketch of a heart that blew the minds of all who saw the final product on Twitter.

The tweet read:

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"The sketches [vs] the final."

The post shows side by side images of a heart, one midway through the design and planning process and the other with the final and complete product.

The tweet attracted nearly 830 000 likes, over 130 000 retweets and close to 3 000 comments.

Source: Briefly News

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Tshepiso Mametela (Current Affairs Writer) Tshepiso Mametela is a seasoned journalist with eight years of experience writing for online and print publications. He was the Head of Current Affairs at Briefly News. He was a mid-level reporter for The Herald, a senior sports contributor at Opera News SA, and a general reporter for Caxton Local Media’s Bedfordview and Edenvale News and Joburg East Express community titles. He has attended media workshops organised by the Wits Justice Project and Wits Centre for Journalism, including crime and court reporting.