I think a key take away for me is that Enes not only vocalises the artistic and emotive side of architecture brilliantly but also has a really great understanding of the technical engineering of the projects as well. A true professional who knows his trade well.
I'm a long time subscriber of both you guys and this is a crossover I never expected to see! Very interesting conversation. I'd love to see more crossover content, particularly discussing the differences between traditional and luxury construction. Nice one!
We need more videos on how those mansions are being deviced. Getting into the specific of the wiring, the HVAC, the plumbing... The panel example for the walls was perfect examples of the level of details expected! What a nice "trick" and gave me a ton of idea for dealing with pesky after the fact wiring...
As he said, it looks like a small hotel. I don’t know what lifestyle would make use of that. To me it looks cold and corporate, maybe more like a dentist office or a shopping mall. Not a home.
It looks like a beautiful house to me. There's not much mystery/novelty to how historical mansions are built, but I'm sure they could bring some interest. Historical mansions can also look like businesses these days as well, so like you said, to each their own.
@@twestgard2 People have different tastes, and of course you don't know what kind of lifestyle would make use of that because you're not a billionaire. Neither am I but it's just a home. It's no different than any other outside of scale and cost.
@@HTHAMMACK1 I don’t know any billionaires but I do know several centimillionaires from working in their homes, and it turns out they don’t want to live in a dentist office either.
Two of my favorite building/home/real estate TH-camrs in 1 video?!? Thank you Matt for asking the real questions and showing us how these huge homes work!
Enes has an amazing channel! Not just because of the homes, but how he presents them. That being said, as a fan of your channel Matt, I always wondered about the details of these mega mansions. It looks like if you get the right guy like Michael, you're getting a legit built house. GREAT EPISODE!!!
Around @1:30, it looks like your video editor may have exported out a clip before some sort of Adobe video effect (maybe warp stabilizer) was finished rendering... I assume you didn't mean "Analyzing in background (step 1 of 2)" to appear overlaid on to your video during that part... 😅
These videos are awesome as we never see behind the scenes on how these mega projects are done. Next level! Glad to see Matt is stepping up his game ONNNNNN the BUILD SHOW! Great job!
The big question I hoped you’d get to was the sequencing and staging of these installations within the home. Crane access etc. and how are these incredibly expensive surfaces protected along the way?
Amazing property, out of my range many times over, but what an incredible range of materials and innovations. And these guys know the products and the technical aspects of each and every thing. Great perspective on this amazing build. I’m sure not everyone’s cup of tea, but still an amazing finished product.
ENES!!! Maaaaan i said to myself years ago this would be a dope colab!! For you younger folks it's the equivalent to when 2pac & Snoop dropped the America's most wanted video 😂😂
You know we're fked when there is an actual market for homes in this price range. We live in a country where about 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck and there are people buying homes like this lol. Covid showed us more than ever that money is flowing up.
The site itself was several million; then add architect, and engineering fees (very important given the size of the building and the location), and he said the foundation took 2 years alone....they have a significant amount of money invested in this home.
Appreciate the look inside. The house interior has the same look as corporate office space we build in Florida. No offense to anyone involved, just funny how different regional tastes are. I also noticed a lack of discussion about efficiency, air sealing, etc., which is odd, considering that’s kinda your thing. Are high-end builders in So Cal relying on the mild weather to make up for lackluster practices? I hope not. If anything, the mild weather should make it easy.
That panelling was definately cool. As a former electrician, as soon as you entered that front entrance, all i saw was beautiful black walls with ugly white bank of switches. hopefully they are only temporary.
Lived out in SoCal for 16 years. Yes the weather I do miss, but the cost of living there rapidly outpaced what you could make for a living. Yes there is the ultra rare people who can keep up, but nice weather is no replacement for being able to afford to eat.
Beautiful design and construction. Would love to hear about the insulation system in this house. Wonder if the thin window frames can have the double or tripple glazing system.
I like that the chef's kitchen can close off from the other living rooms. And that the staff can enter and leave through a separate door. I'd like more security zones the keep my staff separate.
I also follow Enes on his channel and have seen some amazing homes. Bravo for having him and the contractor on to show this amazing home. I would have loved more info on the performance of the house but I understand at that price point they are more interested in their quality of living more than cost. It would be nice to see what they could or have done to mitigate cost for utilities at that price point. I only seen the high end, efficient German HVAC system and one of the hot water heaters. What are the cost saving to using those systems as opposed to others or are they just more reliable?
Watching this after just watching the news on hurricane Hillary. With no slopes. That might be fun. I really want to know how it actually functioned. Please do a follow-up. So Cal gets away with a lot just because it is so mild and dry.
It's quite the sight that's for sure, and in many ways it is beautiful, but I can't help but think that there is something obscene about the wealth distribution in a country where someone can buy a private house that costs this much money. I just cannot believe that it is morally right that one person or family has this amount of wealth when so many other hard working, educated, experienced, and intelligent people take home less and less every year.
Anyone know what the interior doors are made from? The kichen and bathrm counters? I missed this info, I guess. I apologize for nitpicking but if i was spending 80M, I'd want the wooden panel in the bathroom to match grains, to blend in with the wood wall. This panel is on wall beside the gorgeous tub. The bathroom drawers are fun but I'm too clumsy, whatever I'd spilled on the counter would drip into the drawer.
It’s an amazing home, but some of the spaces lack warmth imo. It’s well executed but the style is not for everyone. And that’s okay. There’s a reason we have so many architectural and design styles lol
It's easy to appreciate the thought, detail, and time invested into making a home like this but in reality it's just an overpriced home. At the end of the day does a 1" or 3" space between the glass really make it worth millions more? or the edge of the counter top for that matter? Spend more time and effort fixing the state and city from crime, corrupt politicians etc... because nobody is going to care about another LA mansion when your home is surrounded by scumbags.
Wow, I watch enes all the time great collaboration. This house is beyond off the hook. I love this house, now I have to make 88 million so I can but it. Does Michael have a contact or TH-cam account?
My house has 12' ceilings and 8' doors. Built in 2019... That panel system looks amazing.... I would love to put the LEDs in there and the popp panels look amazing... I wonder if you could design your own panels... i.e. make custom wood panels or mix wood and fabric panels or colors... change out with seasons.... CNC etch decore in it them for swapping out for season... limiteless ideas... lol
I feel like these McClean-ish designs are already dated. They just feel like big office buildings. High end but still cold. And was really hoping you would show insulation/plumbing/electrial insights like the intro suggested
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Matt, It was a pleasure to show you one of my favorite homes in Los Angeles! Next time we can hopefully do the same in Texas!
👀😲🤯 this...is......awesome!!
More of this with Matt Enes. I’m always hoping that you’ll delve deeper into the building science you obviously understand and appreciate.
Two of my favorite TH-camrs!
I think a key take away for me is that Enes not only vocalises the artistic and emotive side of architecture brilliantly but also has a really great understanding of the technical engineering of the projects as well. A true professional who knows his trade well.
Always love watching your videos as well. :)
I'm a long time subscriber of both you guys and this is a crossover I never expected to see! Very interesting conversation. I'd love to see more crossover content, particularly discussing the differences between traditional and luxury construction. Nice one!
We need more videos on how those mansions are being deviced. Getting into the specific of the wiring, the HVAC, the plumbing... The panel example for the walls was perfect examples of the level of details expected! What a nice "trick" and gave me a ton of idea for dealing with pesky after the fact wiring...
Agreed!
The coolest thing is looking at the meter when you do the everthing on test. It doesn't look like a meter is looks like a car wheel.
@@sparksmcgee6641 - what is an everything test?
when you turn on/run everything in the house.lights, tv, dishwater, ac, ect. @@bethanyanderson1745
To each their own but it looks like a business. A look inside some historical mansions would be cool too.
As he said, it looks like a small hotel. I don’t know what lifestyle would make use of that. To me it looks cold and corporate, maybe more like a dentist office or a shopping mall. Not a home.
It looks like a beautiful house to me. There's not much mystery/novelty to how historical mansions are built, but I'm sure they could bring some interest. Historical mansions can also look like businesses these days as well, so like you said, to each their own.
It's not finished.
@@twestgard2 People have different tastes, and of course you don't know what kind of lifestyle would make use of that because you're not a billionaire. Neither am I but it's just a home. It's no different than any other outside of scale and cost.
@@HTHAMMACK1 I don’t know any billionaires but I do know several centimillionaires from working in their homes, and it turns out they don’t want to live in a dentist office either.
Two of my favorite building/home/real estate TH-camrs in 1 video?!? Thank you Matt for asking the real questions and showing us how these huge homes work!
It has the feel of walking into an abandoned mall
OMG that’s so true!! It’s sooo sterile
Well, yes, but remember that it's not done, there's no furniture and no one lives there yet. So that's not quite fair, even if it is pretty sterile.
I've done doctor's office chic, but never had the opportunity to build abandoned mall chic
Way too high end to be a mall. More like a high end law office.
Wealthy people like to live as if they’re the only people on the planet
Enes has an amazing channel! Not just because of the homes, but how he presents them. That being said, as a fan of your channel Matt, I always wondered about the details of these mega mansions. It looks like if you get the right guy like Michael, you're getting a legit built house. GREAT EPISODE!!!
Two of my favorite TH-camrs. Please work together more often!
Couldn’t agree more. I want Matt crawling around these modern homes after Enes has done his thing.
Ahhh, yes. A great collaboration. This makes so much sense.
Around @1:30, it looks like your video editor may have exported out a clip before some sort of Adobe video effect (maybe warp stabilizer) was finished rendering... I assume you didn't mean "Analyzing in background (step 1 of 2)" to appear overlaid on to your video during that part... 😅
Check out a variable neutral density filter, they can fit in front of your lens and help with shooting in extreme sunlight. Love the colab!
Hey @EnesYilmazer so glad you collaborated this. I know I wasn't the only one asking for this kind of informative video.
It is so cool seeing the two of you together!
I have a nerdy question, how big an electrical service does such a house need?
1500 amp
Finally! Been waiting for someone to make a video behind the scenes of these amazing master pieces
These videos are awesome as we never see behind the scenes on how these mega projects are done. Next level! Glad to see Matt is stepping up his game ONNNNNN the BUILD SHOW! Great job!
The big question I hoped you’d get to was the sequencing and staging of these installations within the home. Crane access etc. and how are these incredibly expensive surfaces protected along the way?
Enes and Matt together.......... This is legendary
Two of my favourite youtubers collabing together, never thought I'd see this!!
Dude Enes is the MAN
This is awesome, more collabs with Enes!
The youtube crossover I never knew I wanted. I actually just started wtching Enes this week.
A very cool video...Thanks Matt!
Fun to see a different perspective and “behind the scenes” if you will. Great collaboration!!
I am aware that good things come to those who wait,However, I cant wait to see this house when its done....watching all the way from South Africa
Great to see the backends. Watch a lot of Enes's videos and enjoy seeing both sides.
This was not a crossover I expected, but a welcome one none the less.
Michael did a great job. Many people are looking for tour by Enes.
Amazing property, out of my range many times over, but what an incredible range of materials and innovations. And these guys know the products and the technical aspects of each and every thing. Great perspective on this amazing build. I’m sure not everyone’s cup of tea, but still an amazing finished product.
ENES!!! Maaaaan i said to myself years ago this would be a dope colab!! For you younger folks it's the equivalent to when 2pac & Snoop dropped the America's most wanted video 😂😂
$80 million, and what’s behind the walls? Painter’s tape for the win!
This was sick.
Best collab ever!
What was the blower door test results :).. that is more like a commercial building. Just stunning
Lol that house screams MOLD!!!
LOVE this idea of going behind the scenes! Esp the "what went wrong" stuff.
I don't think you're going to hear the "what went wrong". Closest might be "this was a challenge because...."
I never thought I’d see this collab
21:42 that book-matched marble.. Nice!
The colab I didn't know I needed
Lmao I did!! Was one of those random "it would be dope if..." kind of thoughts
You know we're fked when there is an actual market for homes in this price range. We live in a country where about 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck and there are people buying homes like this lol. Covid showed us more than ever that money is flowing up.
I always wonder how much the labor and material costs are for places like this versus the cost of the location.
Location is 95% of it
@@vapeurdepisse Don't be ridiculous. Of course these SoCal lots are very expensive, but it's nowhere near 95% of the budget.
The site itself was several million; then add architect, and engineering fees (very important given the size of the building and the location), and he said the foundation took 2 years alone....they have a significant amount of money invested in this home.
Can you do a video on building wildfire resistant homes, in light of the recent Lahaina wildfire.
Best. Crossover. Ever.
Incredible engineering and building, I could just imagine the build cost 😮
Appreciate the look inside.
The house interior has the same look as corporate office space we build in Florida. No offense to anyone involved, just funny how different regional tastes are.
I also noticed a lack of discussion about efficiency, air sealing, etc., which is odd, considering that’s kinda your thing. Are high-end builders in So Cal relying on the mild weather to make up for lackluster practices? I hope not. If anything, the mild weather should make it easy.
That panelling was definately cool. As a former electrician, as soon as you entered that front entrance, all i saw was beautiful black walls with ugly white bank of switches. hopefully they are only temporary.
those are touchscreens, not white switches
@@jsnx9067 I stand corrected. It is still UAF and could've been placed around a corner still accessible or put a black bezel on the screen.
Lived out in SoCal for 16 years. Yes the weather I do miss, but the cost of living there rapidly outpaced what you could make for a living. Yes there is the ultra rare people who can keep up, but nice weather is no replacement for being able to afford to eat.
6:34 Looks like a high end building with lots of dentist, psychologist and a few CPA offices there.
Two worlds colliding
Ynes NEVER shows the mechanical rooms - it drives me crazy cuz you KNOW they’ve gotta be exquisite!
That echo would drive me nuts.
You and other 99% of people who actually would be inside
Yeah it's garbage
Pls when will this home be fully finished I am interested
Great video. I wish you were able to talk to the installer more and ask about those wall installations.
The master closet is nearly as big as my apartment. 🤣
Nice vid. Lil bit of adobe premiere analysis stipping showing. Thoguht i was editing for a second
Teased us that you were going to go over all of the mechanicals of the home and then you skipped over all of them... 😩
Beautiful design and construction.
Would love to hear about the insulation system in this house. Wonder if the thin window frames can have the double or tripple glazing system.
That front entry looks like you could fit 30-40 people in there for a group photo. Hello post Oscars party.
Huge collaboration! Holy shit
Unbelievable home. What was the brand of the windows?
Holy chit
a collab with Enes
I’m a little bit amazed that they glossed over the Extra Kitchen😂😂
I like that the chef's kitchen can close off from the other living rooms. And that the staff can enter and leave through a separate door. I'd like more security zones the keep my staff separate.
TH-cam recommended this video to me following a tiny house video smaller (and certainly cheaper!) than the master closet in this house 😂
I also follow Enes on his channel and have seen some amazing homes. Bravo for having him and the contractor on to show this amazing home. I would have loved more info on the performance of the house but I understand at that price point they are more interested in their quality of living more than cost. It would be nice to see what they could or have done to mitigate cost for utilities at that price point. I only seen the high end, efficient German HVAC system and one of the hot water heaters. What are the cost saving to using those systems as opposed to others or are they just more reliable?
11005 Bellagio Place
Great video
Watching this after just watching the news on hurricane Hillary. With no slopes. That might be fun. I really want to know how it actually functioned. Please do a follow-up. So Cal gets away with a lot just because it is so mild and dry.
Love Enes content. Anyone have a link to the video from 2 years ago? i couldn't find it.
th-cam.com/video/6TcGiNPLM-M/w-d-xo.html
This was fantastic! You could have spent another 3 hours in here
Awesome concept and collaboration!
It's quite the sight that's for sure, and in many ways it is beautiful, but I can't help but think that there is something obscene about the wealth distribution in a country where someone can buy a private house that costs this much money. I just cannot believe that it is morally right that one person or family has this amount of wealth when so many other hard working, educated, experienced, and intelligent people take home less and less every year.
Anyone know what the interior doors are made from? The kichen and bathrm counters? I missed this info, I guess.
I apologize for nitpicking but if i was spending 80M, I'd want the wooden panel in the bathroom to match grains, to blend in with the wood wall. This panel is on wall beside the gorgeous tub.
The bathroom drawers are fun but I'm too clumsy, whatever I'd spilled on the counter would drip into the drawer.
That’s a spec home ? Pretty bold in that price range .
Analyzing in background 1:35 😂
It’s an amazing home, but some of the spaces lack warmth imo. It’s well executed but the style is not for everyone. And that’s okay. There’s a reason we have so many architectural and design styles lol
Who needs anything like this? Whoever buys homes like this are compensating for something.
It's easy to appreciate the thought, detail, and time invested into making a home like this but in reality it's just an overpriced home. At the end of the day does a 1" or 3" space between the glass really make it worth millions more? or the edge of the counter top for that matter? Spend more time and effort fixing the state and city from crime, corrupt politicians etc... because nobody is going to care about another LA mansion when your home is surrounded by scumbags.
And will sell for half that whenever the buyer gets rid of it in a few years
I came for the mechanicals of course
What is the maker of the Italian kitchen cabinetry?
Wow, I watch enes all the time great collaboration. This house is beyond off the hook. I love this house, now I have to make 88 million so I can but it. Does Michael have a contact or TH-cam account?
Another $45 million house!
Imagine spending almost $90 million dollars, and getting less than two acres of land... Smh
Remember: even with Prop 13, property taxes will be about $90,000…
… a month.
But it’ll only go up maybe $1800/mo every year forever.
Somehow I can't imagine wanting to live in that thing. Well built though. Certainly better quality than they do in TX. I've built in both places.
a boom mic would be nice
That closet costs more than 3 orf my house lol
Guys been doing luxury houses for so long he doesn’t realize soft close is pretty much standard now 😂
I feel that those kinda client likes to build their own dream home instead purchase someone else’s dream home.
This isnt even a mansion anymore, this is a hotel with a single tennant... kind of absurd.
Those big and heavy magnetically held on panels won’t some pop out during an earthquake?
I remember this house from Cyberpunk.
Homie needs a bigger shirt 🤣
That place looks like a commercial property such as a hotel resort. Has absolutely no soul.
What's good about it?
My house has 12' ceilings and 8' doors. Built in 2019...
That panel system looks amazing.... I would love to put the LEDs in there and the popp panels look amazing... I wonder if you could design your own panels... i.e. make custom wood panels or mix wood and fabric panels or colors... change out with seasons.... CNC etch decore in it them for swapping out for season... limiteless ideas... lol
Seeing this much $$$ being spend on a pool that you can't swim properly in makes me cry inside
Great video tho 👍🏼
Audio is really quiet
Such an incredible interview but no mike on the guest of honor :(?
When can Enes Yilmazer show me this house?
I feel like these McClean-ish designs are already dated. They just feel like big office buildings. High end but still cold. And was really hoping you would show insulation/plumbing/electrial insights like the intro suggested