She is eloquent but not technically very sound. There is no combustion in the sewage treatment system. Only digestion. No solar energy converter but inverter, etc
I’d love to get my hands on the Bill of Material for all these new houses! We can’t keep importing everything from China, time to start manufacturing either in Naija or in a neighbouring country
Good idea however the government policies, taxation system, power deficit/power cost, consistency in material sourcing, even consistent material supply, will ALL ensure local manufacture is way more expensive… speaking from experience…
This video really excites me because am a black female architect based in Southern Africa and got certification to design using light weight steel. She may have used a Chinese company but the best places to source the machinery is FrameCAD or Scottsdale both based in New Zealand. You can order your machine and they give you training so you can hire locals and teach them that technology. I hope more people open up to this type of construction. It's definitely the way to go!
This prefab/ 3 day house timeline is potentially a game changer IF and only IF we are able to source 80% or more of the building materials in Nigeria. Otherwise, I cannot sign off on an "imported house" when we already have ample materials on ground to build our houses. Certain fixtures being imported are understandable (e.g., lighting and doors) but the vast bulk of the materials must be sourced in Nigeria to protect our housing industry and enhance job growth in this vital sector of the Nigerian economy.
As an American, living in America I agree with you! The housing industry for any nation is a vital source of economic advancement for those who choose to get involved.
It's obviously not affordable for the average Nigerian..She said it's exclusive. There you have the answer. It's a great housing solution no doubt. Kudos to the team.
I don't know, I'm not into construction but some things she said weren't true, For example, I would think for sustainability you would have the tank at the top rather than using an energy-powered pressure pump. Make use of the free kinetic energy gravity gives you. Secondly, those air purifiers kill bacteria, not viruses, Covid is a virus.
@@NnamdiNw when you say at the top to make use of free kinetic , did you took in consideration to cost of a system to carry the weight ? Compare to the cost of equipment ?
@@MarcStephanNkouly Please explain what you mean by the cost of equipment vs the cost of a system to carry the weight, are you saying a few steel bars to hold the tank at the top is more expensive than a pressure pump that continually pumps water into the house? My point is that it doesn’t seem to be a better option as advertised, plus if the water is coming from a general estate supply, there is already water pressure that would be high enough to put the water at the top.
@@NnamdiNw first the type of Steel used does not permit to carry a high weight. Now the house is having 6 bedrooms not to talk of kitchen and laundromat. Nevertheless you also have to look at the Design and their target customers. They're not looking for poor people (excuse me the terms). That being said their aim is first to demonstrate technology and even if they had to use a different system to carry the water tank it would had affected the design of the house. meanwhile their objective is to create something that reduce dependency to the external world. Also remember they're having a sewages system with another tank (underground). The house is more to demonstrate technology innovation than to reduce cost.
12.20.23 Wow I have to show my husband this. He's Nigerian and I've been telling him about this lifestyle and had no idea it was a thing over there. When he gets here 🇺🇸 we do have plans for a sustainable container home. I've been into prefab homes for a while and believe this type of home is good for the environment (recycling, less cutting of trees, etc.) Thank you, I love this video a lot
This is the future of housing in Africa. The Germans have been doing this all over the world for a while. Brilliant presentation too - the lady's cadence is soothing to the ears.
The Europeans are doing all sorts of things that Africa has not caught on about yet. Hempcrete, Aircrete, Precious Plastic a cooperative that has open source plans on how to convert plastics into build blocks that fit together like Legos. Cork Cladding, Rammed Earth, All Bamboo built homes. Africa get with the program, all of the knowledge to create buildings out of these materials are on TH-cam.
The lady did a wonderful job presenting the house. This technology can be a game changer for Africa. Imagine building a house in 3 days. This is impressive. Keep up with the good work…Africa is slowly transforming itself.
Indeed the presentation was nice. But if you look between the lines you'll see the lies and deceit. She was very evasive in answering some questions and only gave information which she was trained to give, to lure people into another network marketing scheme. In the end, they didn't try to sell you a house, they tried to sell you a membership plan. No cost information on the house itself or how you can build one. Only how you can be a member and recruit other members. 😆
This is the most interesting video I've seen as regards real estate. And the lady! She knows what she's doing. She delivered excellently. Thank you for bringing this to us Steven
@@StevenNdukwu l certainly loved this video I'm from Zambia how can I get the materials used, the engineers, builders and archecture I'm building next year.
Great to see that people are thinking of ways to treat sewage and reuse it rather than just dumping it in the ocean. These are big projects that the government's should be spending money and researching. With a population of over 200 million we can't just keep dumping our sewage in the sea, that is just a ticking time bomb in the making.
Damn this house looks good! Can’t wait to move over to Africa soon. Matter fact we need more construction workers in Africa so we can keep this up. Great work Nigeria!
All I'm thinking about is how this could be mass produced to tackle the housing deficit in Lagos. Instead of building for the select few. Strip down all the extras. Design a nice 3bed at 15-20m excluding land. I would be interested by them
I don’t think there’s a house deficit in Lagos, there’s just greedy developers who hike house prices because of profits. There are so many empty brand new houses that the average Nigerian cannot even afford to rent talk more of buying.
@@StevenNdukwu crazy how everyone is trying to blame Developers who are actually trying to help with the housing sector… something the government don’t care about …. Imagine using personal funds to buy land a land build houses and people expect you to sell for 5m when the cost alone is crazy.
@@augustacookeygam5579 I agree with you..but in Nigeria 🇳🇬 the government don't seem to work for or care about the people because there should be government funded housing for the people...it's done in other countries
Absolutely love this house and the woman presenting it! It’s great to see sustainable and modern houses being built in Africa, rather than it being solely a YT people thing (I’m from the UK and Black people aren’t represented in the sustainable housing industry so forgive my ignorance). It would be great to see the materials coming from Nigeria and other African countries though as there’s more than enough, plus the skills and labour to go with it.
@@ifehansson2254 which kind of German are you talking about? Most houses in Germany are operating on old-time technologies. Perhaps you may find some out-of-the-world techno types in isolated places. But in general, most houses in Germany are old, take it or leave it.
@@ifehansson2254 Hi ife....I live presently in Germany for decades now....believe this technology that is applied in this house is not common here. I haven't been opportuned to see one here. This is fact. Thanks though
The lady excelled in her narrations about the house and it's features. It takes a good deal of attention to keep all this info in mind. I hope the materials that went into this, including the brain work, can be sourced locally too.
Damn Steven this kinda housing is the future for specific locations only it will work massively for Nigeria because our weather isn't violent and extreme
Great video but the biggest question, I'm sure, on everyone's mind didn't get answered. HOW MUCH would it cost to build a home like this in Nigeria ??????
Chinese companies really don't use their heads when it comes to real estate development. Affordable housing is where the demand is in Nigeria, not housing for the 1%
u need a steel industry 4 dat..Naija is not a serious country. for over 5 decades they have sabotaged the ajaokuta steel industry together with the west.Polical will is needed to make this affordable to more ppl.
Wow what an excellent presentation from the lady. She's well informed, eloquent and to the point... She made me understand every aspect of what she showcased.. In fact she explained like she would be talking to a 5 year old kid.. She just made me feel proud as an African.....
I want a house like this. Sturdy, renewable, green energy, new and amazing. I'm impressed that it took 80 hours for the house to be completed. To be honest with you mostly everybody do brick and mortar with slight insulation and forms of metal and they will assemble houses with bamboo poles around the house, so seeing this house to me and is inspiring because it just opens up a new wave of imagination and the house looks awesome I always want to go ahead and save the planet anyway I can. This right here is an excellent video.
I love the embedded modern technologies especially the implementation of renewable energy and the light steel construction of the house. This is top notch and should be fully embraced in the real estate industry in Africa. Cheers 🥂🍾
What are you really embracing? Look behind the curtain and see what it is you’re “buying” - this is your doom. The house is NOT built with any architectural elements, it is cold and ugly and makes no sense. The company that owns this is Chinese and I bet everyone involved is Chinese save this girl that is doing the sales. The light steel is just a lower grade of steel and still requires Carbon and Iron, so more mining, more large scale deforestation and environmental degradation in the name of Green. This is just a green washed lie. You’d be better off growing large scale SPF for residential construction and harvesting every ten years than this non-sense. What she doesn’t tell you in her lies is that brick only causes heat-loss at the seams where the R values are low, so things like windows and doors otherwise masonry is a great building material and this is readily available in Africa. You just have to use higher R-value doors and windows to pair with masonry that already has very high R-values, compared to manufactured board laced with plastics that China so cleverly wants to recycle as a building material. The plastic is not as breathable and over time is leaking chemicals into your HVAC system due to the science of heating and contraction. Nigeria has no environmental protection standards, so there are no Nigerian scientists that are regulating this, the Chinese just sneak this in containers and boom 💥 you bug, cause it’s so ADVANCED. If this takes off the Chinese just get richer, Africa loses its natural resources that with the coming tide air will become more valuable than gold - this is why the EU is growing it’s forests by 40% in the next 50 years. The worst SIN of all is that when you use foreign Architects and Engineers, you by-pass local talent. Nigeria has these professionals in spades. This brain drain means that the 10 labourers she so easily paraded are permanently at the bottom of the food chain. If you had a Nigerian Architect and Engineer mentor 10 Nigerian labourers you would end up with 10 Nigerian construction companies. The Chinese are just going to make you feel worthless and a lesser class in your own country. The technology they bring you, they learnt from somewhere else yet they proudly scribble their Chinese script on it and program in Chinese etc. This will kill your economy as it doesn’t allow for indigenous integration. I wouldn’t be surprised if this guy is being paid for the video. Elevate if you are, become a crusader to save yourself as TH-cam will pay you either way, investigate what is happening to you before it’s too late. This girl is a snake charmer, she is promoting Chinese colonialism at the expense of an “elevated class”. This house is a callous ugly structure designed by disrespectful Chinese to sell their products and further their interests in Africa. Masonry is sustainable, develop these mechanical systems yourself locally and multiply economy from a $0.5T to $5T powerhouse. This is how the USA learnt to do it in the Gilden Age, this is how China learnt to do it from the Americans. Don’t learn from the Chinese, there are better ways and better systems. Smarten up. Don’t let under educated people lie to you simply because you’re not as educated as they are.
@@playapreez If you take your time to look at the official website of the company, you would find out that Nigerian trained professionals built the house. I would advise you carry your smarten up comment elsewhere and don't bring your negativity around here. Be warned! 👑🦁
@@DavidOA_Businessman09 How very woke of you. If that is all you found glaringly wrong with what I had to say, then carry on. I assume the king and lion emoji are in reference to yourself, and you're so involved in that delusion that this "marketing" is tailor made for people like you. Nigeria has a population of 150M with a GDP of $500M. You're not going to get very far in elevating yourselves with a GDP per Capita of $2000.00. But so long as you are an elevated class and your net worth is $1M per year. From your command of English and the way you put your sentences together, I won't be remise in my assumption that the uneducated rich guy stereotype is what you ascribe to. You have warned me, "lion king" - stupid people are very dangerous. As you were!
@plaYaprez ® I would advise you to keep your unwanted and unneeded comments to yourself. If you want to advise the government on what to do; you go and meet them yourself and do just that. Meanwhile, a simplistic way to increase the GDP per capita of a nation is to be more productive which would positively affect the buying power of the citizens as the more productive a society is, the more wealthy it becomes with massive investment opportunities in infrastructure, entrepreneurship, ideas and a lot more. And yes I am the lion king and we Africans must be producers instead of consumers. I am very woke! 👑🦁😎
@ Steven Ndukwu, very Impressive. Nigeria is doing some good real estate Infrastructure development, in 21st century technology. Greetings from Detroit Michigan United States
Love steven reaction to the sewerage system haha.. Great to see homes in Africa doing this recycling waste , this happens in some cities in Australia, I also liked her explanation of why she's doing it and she's 100% correct.
This is not a new architectural fit. Houses in America are built in the same format but the difference is that what we have here are built with weather specifications and are more vulnerable than the one in this video. It definitely is a great innovation but on a higher standard than the ones here in America. Kudos to the builders.
Prefabricated homes are not new in Lagos Nigeria. The Dolphin homes in Ikoyi are mostly prefab. The difference here is these ones are "smart and green" which is a sign of the times. Way to go Nigeria. 👌🏼 If electricity supply is regular, these homes will be most effective. I understand it has solar, that should help👏🏼👏🏼
Super impressive how smart and green this house is. A little concern though, the interior design could need a little work to increase its wow factor. All the same, beautiful house
Amazing and impressive innovative processes and project. Viable use cases for our country and the challenges we face. The lady is on top of her game! I refuse to sit in the same room with her if she is selling even ordinary air and I haven’t done my weekly shopping yet! Omo, enu e dun! 😁🤣 Kilodeeeeee…Incidentally she actually sold us air in the video ke,🥴🤔 chai, she got me already😜 Kudos to her and the project though 🙌🏾🙌🏾
@ Steven Ndukwu, very Impressive. Nigeria is doing some good real estate Infrastructure development, in 21st century technology. Greetings from Detroit Michigan United States
What is African Architecture about this? This is a pre-fab house from China. Or you are surprised that they were smart enough to assemble it? That is what we call the soft bigotry of low expectations.
Love from Canada 🇨🇦! Please, will there be more affordable packages to buy into? And in the future, would you guys be expanding to Ghana? The house is dope! And the level of ingenuity is impeccable! Would love to invest in something like this. This is great for Africa 😃
Bullet proof windows? I'm serious about security so I'm all for it lol For the door, I just want a dumb door... Give me a key and that's it. Anything else can be hacked in my opinion
Lagos is not the only city in Nigeria, all these developers should move inland to other states and cities. Right now Lagos is congested reason why Abuja was built.
This is THE BEST property video you've ever made this year, bruh. I haven't heard or seen some of the inventions included in this property anywhere else. Watching from Ghana.
If those are OSBs that were used to cover the steel framing then I doubt if it will be cheaper. OSB and in fact all engineered boards cost a whole lot. She did mention it's for the elite. That settled, it doesn't solve the main housing issue we have here.
Wow, this is not an ordinary lady showcasing an extraordinary house. And the house is not for an average Joe to own. Thanks, Stev, for bringing such a high-tech house to the world to see.
This top notch innovation in building industry in Nigeria and also renewable energy is a plus.Steve you keep bringing best content ,great to keep it up.Please can I get the company's info to contact the project manager.
Great content!!! Kudos to you Steven for digging out this amazing concept in real estate development. And the lady representative was excellent. This system has great potential.
I enjoyed this video and yes it is all possible to have a house in 3days because of the prefabricated components and dry materials of construction. I am currently studying Sustainability Management and Real estates and this is my core area of interest. I feel so much joy watching this as it as though I was in my Sustainable design and planning class. Please I will appreciate if i can connect with the company and the host. Kudos to the team
Wow.. This lady literally killed the video.. like she broke every single details into pieces. the expression, the voice, the hype.. I mean its everything for me. Thumbs up to her💯 Big shout out to you Steve great content as always.. But aren't you guys allowed to give out the cost of the house for possible buyers or is it just you have to be a member kinda thing..? Would like to know.💯..
@@akejuifeoluwa4632 Absolutely right! This is an over-priced piece of tech. A regular house can be fitted with most of these technologies and still save more than 50% of the cost. My house in Canada is under $2 million and gives me much more value than this.
@steven ndukwu I think some of the confusion may come from including the word cheap in the video title, so many viewers attention was focused on hearing just how affordable the solution is (including myself). Thank you for clarifying that the point of the video was the solution itself
Steve honestly whenever I watch your video it gives me the impression that real estate is one of the current and future most lucrative source of wealth and I would really love to invest in real estate I only have 10m lol 😅 can I start with it? Where how and when is it favourable to invest in a real estate can you please do a video about this please Steve thanks in advance I know you will 🙏🙏🙏Looking forward to hearing from you
Very interesting well presented video.The house itself is beautifully presented and the smart technology is well thought out.It would be wonderful if this type of construction could be adapted for low cost housing for those on a budget.It is not often one sees a positive story about Lagos and Nigeria in general so well done to you all.As for the young lady all I can say is I wish I was 40 years younger she is stunning .
This looks great for a modern day building and I'd like to own one myself the materials used seam way more durable than our normal concrete and sand mixtures.
Men, this is beautiful. First, I saw your video on the Landmark Hotel & Resort few mins ago and now this? Mehn.your work is commendable. And as for this building, it's just mesmerising! A sure way to "invest in our planet".
Please give a round of applause to the lady technologist. She exuded so much grace, poise and effortless knowledge.
She is amazing 👏
I want to move
She is eloquent but not technically very sound.
There is no combustion in the sewage treatment system. Only digestion.
No solar energy converter but inverter, etc
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
So is the house Hackable ? 😉
I’d love to get my hands on the Bill of Material for all these new houses! We can’t keep importing everything from China, time to start manufacturing either in Naija or in a neighbouring country
Thank you ❤️
The company is a Chinese company
They used C-joist metal. That’s the kind of materials used in the US especially in New York City…
Good idea however the government policies, taxation system, power deficit/power cost, consistency in material sourcing, even consistent material supply, will ALL ensure local manufacture is way more expensive… speaking from experience…
You can start too, great suggestion
This looks really dope and it was Built-in 3 days. Things are changing in lagos. Dope Video!
Yea!
Dope Video...is that my Tayo Aina?
The guys sha...lovely piece!
Is there a cost implications for the house exclusive and inclusive of the luxury amenities? Very necessary please
The video is highly misleading and deceptive laced with lies
@@zeeone4492 How do you mean?
@@stephenfrank9735 the air purifier can not kill the Covid 19 virus
The house is not cheap
It was not built in 3 days
This video really excites me because am a black female architect based in Southern Africa and got certification to design using light weight steel. She may have used a Chinese company but the best places to source the machinery is FrameCAD or Scottsdale both based in New Zealand. You can order your machine and they give you training so you can hire locals and teach them that technology. I hope more people open up to this type of construction. It's definitely the way to go!
I want to hear more about this company Framecard
can we get the best of the materials here in Africa as to reduce cost in constructing this awesome edifice...
What is the company’s business card precise
I am a realtor in Nigeria and I ma interested
@@adeyemimichaeltosin8686 they don’t want to tell us
The lady's narrative skill is impeccable, she's vast and sound.
This prefab/ 3 day house timeline is potentially a game changer IF and only IF we are able to source 80% or more of the building materials in Nigeria. Otherwise, I cannot sign off on an "imported house" when we already have ample materials on ground to build our houses. Certain fixtures being imported are understandable (e.g., lighting and doors) but the vast bulk of the materials must be sourced in Nigeria to protect our housing industry and enhance job growth in this vital sector of the Nigerian economy.
Some valid point over here 🤝
A nice sustainable angle for development and empowering local content
As an American, living in America I agree with you! The housing industry for any nation is a vital source of economic advancement for those who choose to get involved.
Are you DRUNK?
@@samuelesemokhai8710 u nut case. Take PROZAC...
It's obviously not affordable for the average Nigerian..She said it's exclusive. There you have the answer.
It's a great housing solution no doubt. Kudos to the team.
She’s quite knowledgeable about what she’s presenting unlike some of our realtors that can’t even differentiate quarts from granite countertops
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I don't know, I'm not into construction but some things she said weren't true, For example, I would think for sustainability you would have the tank at the top rather than using an energy-powered pressure pump. Make use of the free kinetic energy gravity gives you. Secondly, those air purifiers kill bacteria, not viruses, Covid is a virus.
@@NnamdiNw when you say at the top to make use of free kinetic , did you took in consideration to cost of a system to carry the weight ? Compare to the cost of equipment ?
@@MarcStephanNkouly Please explain what you mean by the cost of equipment vs the cost of a system to carry the weight, are you saying a few steel bars to hold the tank at the top is more expensive than a pressure pump that continually pumps water into the house? My point is that it doesn’t seem to be a better option as advertised, plus if the water is coming from a general estate supply, there is already water pressure that would be high enough to put the water at the top.
@@NnamdiNw first the type of Steel used does not permit to carry a high weight. Now the house is having 6 bedrooms not to talk of kitchen and laundromat. Nevertheless you also have to look at the Design and their target customers. They're not looking for poor people (excuse me the terms). That being said their aim is first to demonstrate technology and even if they had to use a different system to carry the water tank it would had affected the design of the house. meanwhile their objective is to create something that reduce dependency to the external world. Also remember they're having a sewages system with another tank (underground).
The house is more to demonstrate technology innovation than to reduce cost.
12.20.23
Wow I have to show my husband this. He's Nigerian and I've been telling him about this lifestyle and had no idea it was a thing over there. When he gets here 🇺🇸 we do have plans for a sustainable container home. I've been into prefab homes for a while and believe this type of home is good for the environment (recycling, less cutting of trees, etc.)
Thank you, I love this video a lot
"I hate when the prices, are not provided"!!!!
Yes, the total and actual price of it is what led me to the comment section.
Una dey talk as if you go last last buy the explorer's of prices 😂😂
I hope the lady gets the audience/buyers she deserves she’s so good at selling the business
That's seriously impressive. We have pre-built "mobile homes" here in Canada, but they don't compare to this beauty in Lagos. Good job people!
Oh really? Thanks for watching though
@@StevenNdukwu oh yeah, the ones we have here are small ones and single level only.
And there are simple ones that cost $50k too.
@@StevenNdukwu please can I know how much it's takes to get this please I really need to know
🤣🤣🤣 It's time to come back home. Africa is on the Move.
This is the future of housing in Africa. The Germans have been doing this all over the world for a while. Brilliant presentation too - the lady's cadence is soothing to the ears.
The Europeans are doing all sorts of things that Africa has not caught on about yet. Hempcrete, Aircrete, Precious Plastic a cooperative that has open source plans on how to convert plastics into build blocks that fit together like Legos. Cork Cladding, Rammed Earth, All Bamboo built homes. Africa get with the program, all of the knowledge to create buildings out of these materials are on TH-cam.
@@stephanieroyal3453 stop telling lies..
We building houses in EUROPE yrs ago.
@@tuforu4 Using these construction methods? If so why aren't these methods being used now in Africa?
@@stephanieroyal3453 they need BRICKS all that heat easy made same as India..
@@tuforu4 The bricks keep the heat in and the other methods are cheaper. What do you know about the other methods have you researched them?
The lady did a wonderful job presenting the house. This technology can be a game changer for Africa. Imagine building a house in 3 days. This is impressive. Keep up with the good work…Africa is slowly transforming itself.
Is this woman a journalist ? She is so well-spoken, elegant in her delivery, intelligent and professional. Great job.
You don’t have to be a journalist to be well spoken. There are some journalists that are just plain embarrassing when you listen to them speak.
This is how its built im Canada, you could go out and come back to see a home standing same day… lol. We need more of this in Africa
Intelligent presentation. She is indeed a sale machine. Could deliver anything. Nice one 👍🏾
Very Smart Young lady
She is good. Smart, excellent delivery
Intelligence mixed with lies is dangerous
Nah
Indeed the presentation was nice. But if you look between the lines you'll see the lies and deceit. She was very evasive in answering some questions and only gave information which she was trained to give, to lure people into another network marketing scheme. In the end, they didn't try to sell you a house, they tried to sell you a membership plan. No cost information on the house itself or how you can build one. Only how you can be a member and recruit other members. 😆
This is the most interesting video I've seen as regards real estate. And the lady! She knows what she's doing. She delivered excellently. Thank you for bringing this to us Steven
Thanks for watching Agoz
@@StevenNdukwu am from us,also an engineer how can I get this material in Tanzania?
@@StevenNdukwu l certainly loved this video I'm from Zambia how can I get the materials used, the engineers, builders and archecture I'm building next year.
@@StevenNdukwu can I get this material for USA
Her JOB is to sell you a dream! These people perfect their craft.
Who else loves this video because of the lady Presenter. ❤
Great to see that people are thinking of ways to treat sewage and reuse it rather than just dumping it in the ocean. These are big projects that the government's should be spending money and researching. With a population of over 200 million we can't just keep dumping our sewage in the sea, that is just a ticking time bomb in the making.
Watching from Texas. So fascinating and state of the art.
Kudos to Nigeria.
I like this smart lady....Her presentation was just too engaging..
I'm based in the UK and O can tell you this is the smartest house I've ever seen, really impressed!!
Uk is still very traditional when they build
@@JP0411that’s for their old homes
That house is really well thought out! It’s modern but practical. I like the bullet proof windows. Kudos to the engineers, architects, and laborers 👍🏾
Yes to the bullet proof but is it bomb-proof!?
Kudos to the Chinese
The interior design is really not that great. Looks like a clinic.
who wants to bomb ur house?@@dr.olusolaolaniyi6944
Damn this house looks good! Can’t wait to move over to Africa soon. Matter fact we need more construction workers in Africa so we can keep this up. Great work Nigeria!
All I'm thinking about is how this could be mass produced to tackle the housing deficit in Lagos. Instead of building for the select few. Strip down all the extras. Design a nice 3bed at 15-20m excluding land. I would be interested by them
I don’t think there’s a house deficit in Lagos, there’s just greedy developers who hike house prices because of profits. There are so many empty brand new houses that the average Nigerian cannot even afford to rent talk more of buying.
Developers are private entities, housing deficits is a job to be done by the government, and last I checked, that’s not in their agenda
@@StevenNdukwu actually what's the cost of this house
@@StevenNdukwu crazy how everyone is trying to blame Developers who are actually trying to help with the housing sector… something the government don’t care about …. Imagine using personal funds to buy land a land build houses and people expect you to sell for 5m when the cost alone is crazy.
@@augustacookeygam5579 I agree with you..but in Nigeria 🇳🇬 the government don't seem to work for or care about the people because there should be government funded housing for the people...it's done in other countries
Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪 ❤ Nigeria is really doing well in real estate sector
Come on! Kenya too.
Chai Nigerians never cease to amaze me. 🥶 I want this build in my village in 3 days. 😍
Absolutely love this house and the woman presenting it! It’s great to see sustainable and modern houses being built in Africa, rather than it being solely a YT people thing (I’m from the UK and Black people aren’t represented in the sustainable housing industry so forgive my ignorance). It would be great to see the materials coming from Nigeria and other African countries though as there’s more than enough, plus the skills and labour to go with it.
Me watching and waiting for the 'Cheap' part. The house for the future should focus on minimisation. Small efficient homes.
This is so beautiful. What a house? I mean the way naija and Nigerians are going...hmmmmmm....no stopping mannnn
These type of houses are copied from the Germans and Swedes who have been using such buildings for decades
@@ifehansson2254 which kind of German are you talking about? Most houses in Germany are operating on old-time technologies. Perhaps you may find some out-of-the-world techno types in isolated places. But in general, most houses in Germany are old, take it or leave it.
@@ifehansson2254 Hi ife....I live presently in Germany for decades now....believe this technology that is applied in this house is not common here. I haven't been opportuned to see one here. This is fact. Thanks though
@@ifehansson2254Germans build with concrete, they don’t build like this!
Metal frame..
This is most cheap and beatiful houses all over cyprus.
It is very beautiful over here
The lady excelled in her narrations about the house and it's features. It takes a good deal of attention to keep all this info in mind. I hope the materials that went into this, including the brain work, can be sourced locally too.
Even if i no get money, this lady go make me borrow money buy this house. Its interesting hear her talk. So eloquent
Damn Steven this kinda housing is the future for specific locations only it will work massively for Nigeria because our weather isn't violent and extreme
This house is pretty much disaster resistant anyway.
Wow, I rarely get to see an excellent sales presentation. Such eloquence and depth of knowledge
Your comment suggests you are unaware she mixed the presentation with lies
The features in this house are just crazyyyy
Great video but the biggest question, I'm sure, on everyone's mind didn't get answered. HOW MUCH would it cost to build a home like this in Nigeria ??????
Abi?
There's a specific audience in mind.
It's not for 'everybody'
@@ShadesofOsaroSo why show everybody? 😒
This should be the standard. Bravo, Steven.
Chinese companies really don't use their heads when it comes to real estate development. Affordable housing is where the demand is in Nigeria, not housing for the 1%
u need a steel industry 4 dat..Naija is not a serious country. for over 5 decades they have sabotaged the ajaokuta steel industry together with the west.Polical will is needed to make this affordable to more ppl.
@@naijalolade688 exactly 💪💪
It gets funnier when you realise thsy the rich 1% won't even go for "ugly", modular, flat pack houses like this.
@@untamed_ds loll.. new money will certainly appreciate and go for this. You are talking about an older cadre of wealthy people.
@@untamed_ds for real 😭💀 this is the ugliest house i’ve ever seen. the interior nice but the outside just looks like japan styled homes.
This is incredible! Wow real estate is constantly re-inventing 🔥🔥🔥
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How much these houses running for
@@StevenNdukwu Steve plz how do we get the company's information or address. I want to contact them for discussions. Thank you.
Wow what an excellent presentation from the lady. She's well informed, eloquent and to the point... She made me understand every aspect of what she showcased.. In fact she explained like she would be talking to a 5 year old kid.. She just made me feel proud as an African.....
I live in Trinidad and Tobogo. I love love love this house. I honestly feel like I can move to Lagos just to live in this house😍
I want a house like this. Sturdy, renewable, green energy, new and amazing. I'm impressed that it took 80 hours for the house to be completed. To be honest with you mostly everybody do brick and mortar with slight insulation and forms of metal and they will assemble houses with bamboo poles around the house, so seeing this house to me and is inspiring because it just opens up a new wave of imagination and the house looks awesome I always want to go ahead and save the planet anyway I can. This right here is an excellent video.
I love the embedded modern technologies especially the implementation of renewable energy and the light steel construction of the house. This is top notch and should be fully embraced in the real estate industry in Africa. Cheers 🥂🍾
I loved it too… thanks David
What are you really embracing? Look behind the curtain and see what it is you’re “buying” - this is your doom. The house is NOT built with any architectural elements, it is cold and ugly and makes no sense. The company that owns this is Chinese and I bet everyone involved is Chinese save this girl that is doing the sales.
The light steel is just a lower grade of steel and still requires Carbon and Iron, so more mining, more large scale deforestation and environmental degradation in the name of Green. This is just a green washed lie. You’d be better off growing large scale SPF for residential construction and harvesting every ten years than this non-sense. What she doesn’t tell you in her lies is that brick only causes heat-loss at the seams where the R values are low, so things like windows and doors otherwise masonry is a great building material and this is readily available in Africa. You just have to use higher R-value doors and windows to pair with masonry that already has very high R-values, compared to manufactured board laced with plastics that China so cleverly wants to recycle as a building material. The plastic is not as breathable and over time is leaking chemicals into your HVAC system due to the science of heating and contraction. Nigeria has no environmental protection standards, so there are no Nigerian scientists that are regulating this, the Chinese just sneak this in containers and boom 💥 you bug, cause it’s so ADVANCED. If this takes off the Chinese just get richer, Africa loses its natural resources that with the coming tide air will become more valuable than gold - this is why the EU is growing it’s forests by 40% in the next 50 years.
The worst SIN of all is that when you use foreign Architects and Engineers, you by-pass local talent. Nigeria has these professionals in spades. This brain drain means that the 10 labourers she so easily paraded are permanently at the bottom of the food chain. If you had a Nigerian Architect and Engineer mentor 10 Nigerian labourers you would end up with 10 Nigerian construction companies. The Chinese are just going to make you feel worthless and a lesser class in your own country. The technology they bring you, they learnt from somewhere else yet they proudly scribble their Chinese script on it and program in Chinese etc. This will kill your economy as it doesn’t allow for indigenous integration.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this guy is being paid for the video. Elevate if you are, become a crusader to save yourself as TH-cam will pay you either way, investigate what is happening to you before it’s too late. This girl is a snake charmer, she is promoting Chinese colonialism at the expense of an “elevated class”. This house is a callous ugly structure designed by disrespectful Chinese to sell their products and further their interests in Africa. Masonry is sustainable, develop these mechanical systems yourself locally and multiply economy from a $0.5T to $5T powerhouse. This is how the USA learnt to do it in the Gilden Age, this is how China learnt to do it from the Americans. Don’t learn from the Chinese, there are better ways and better systems.
Smarten up. Don’t let under educated people lie to you simply because you’re not as educated as they are.
@@playapreez If you take your time to look at the official website of the company, you would find out that Nigerian trained professionals built the house.
I would advise you carry your smarten up comment elsewhere and don't bring your negativity around here. Be warned!
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@@DavidOA_Businessman09 How very woke of you. If that is all you found glaringly wrong with what I had to say, then carry on. I assume the king and lion emoji are in reference to yourself, and you're so involved in that delusion that this "marketing" is tailor made for people like you. Nigeria has a population of 150M with a GDP of $500M. You're not going to get very far in elevating yourselves with a GDP per Capita of $2000.00.
But so long as you are an elevated class and your net worth is $1M per year.
From your command of English and the way you put your sentences together, I won't be remise in my assumption that the uneducated rich guy stereotype is what you ascribe to.
You have warned me, "lion king" - stupid people are very dangerous. As you were!
@plaYaprez ® I would advise you to keep your unwanted and unneeded comments to yourself.
If you want to advise the government on what to do; you go and meet them yourself and do just that.
Meanwhile, a simplistic way to increase the GDP per capita of a nation is to be more productive which would positively affect the buying power of the citizens as the more productive a society is, the more wealthy it becomes with massive investment opportunities in infrastructure, entrepreneurship, ideas and a lot more.
And yes I am the lion king and we Africans must be producers instead of consumers. I am very woke!
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I'd love to see the foundation details. This is really interesting in a country where concrete is the most common building material.
@ Steven Ndukwu, very Impressive. Nigeria is doing some good real estate Infrastructure development, in 21st century technology. Greetings from Detroit Michigan United States
The foundation is water
Smart house, smart girl. Well presented. Kudos to you 🙏
Nigeria is the future of Africa. Lesotho.🇱🇸🇱🇸💯👊🏾
Love steven reaction to the sewerage system haha.. Great to see homes in Africa doing this recycling waste , this happens in some cities in Australia, I also liked her explanation of why she's doing it and she's 100% correct.
Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful. We need this in Lagos, especially in the water purifier and the solar.❤❤❤❤🇬🇧
Sure needed in Lagos
@@StevenNdukwu what about the compagnies or rather main company behind ?
Impressive 💯
This is amazing! I can definitely see the company expanding world wide! This would be a big hit in South Asia, Africa and South America.
This is not a new architectural fit. Houses in America are built in the same format but the difference is that what we have here are built with weather specifications and are more vulnerable than the one in this video. It definitely is a great innovation but on a higher standard than the ones here in America. Kudos to the builders.
This would be dope to see in Australia, although we have similar stuff, not like this though
Glad I stumbled on this! This is a game changer!
Prefabricated homes are not new in Lagos Nigeria. The Dolphin homes in Ikoyi are mostly prefab. The difference here is these ones are "smart and green" which is a sign of the times. Way to go Nigeria. 👌🏼 If electricity supply is regular, these homes will be most effective. I understand it has solar, that should help👏🏼👏🏼
Super impressive how smart and green this house is. A little concern though, the interior design could need a little work to increase its wow factor. All the same, beautiful house
Amazing and impressive innovative processes and project. Viable use cases for our country and the challenges we face. The lady is on top of her game! I refuse to sit in the same room with her if she is selling even ordinary air and I haven’t done my weekly shopping yet! Omo, enu e dun! 😁🤣 Kilodeeeeee…Incidentally she actually sold us air in the video ke,🥴🤔 chai, she got me already😜 Kudos to her and the project though 🙌🏾🙌🏾
That’s it..I’m moving to Nigeria, I’ll build this house & live peacefully forever…
You should
You better don't make that mistake!
@@ayobamiojekunlehoor 💔
Wow...the house concept and technology is amazing and unique.
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Kudos to this female genius ! My only problem would be rooms full of equipment ...I would need her on speed dial !
Absolutely incredible that this was built in such a short time. Love From Canada!
Great option and ideas for living green, the hostess was well informed and professional.
Excluding the insulation system that this one doesn't have, this is a movable house and it should be cheap, not exclusive.
That young lady is very knowledgeable about her job and with tech, very impressive presentation!
Definitely the most amazing real estate agent that I’ve seen. She was also VERY beautiful.
Amazing! Building cost can be drastically reduced with this technology to have an affordable housing for everyone
This is amazing I want a house in the rural area of South africa and something like this would be perfect, how exciting x
@ Steven Ndukwu, very Impressive. Nigeria is doing some good real estate Infrastructure development, in 21st century technology. Greetings from Detroit Michigan United States
Thanks for watching
Beautiful home! Love when she says the word “necessary”.
Kudos to the lady. The boy needs to grow up! Same about the website "whata mess!"
Kudos from South Sudan 🇸🇸... It's so touching when seeing an Africans Architecture taking it to another level. God bless
What is African Architecture about this? This is a pre-fab house from China. Or you are surprised that they were smart enough to assemble it?
That is what we call the soft bigotry of low expectations.
This is absolutely lovely to adopt in Nigeria real-estate 🏘
Love from Canada 🇨🇦! Please, will there be more affordable packages to buy into? And in the future, would you guys be expanding to Ghana? The house is dope! And the level of ingenuity is impeccable! Would love to invest in something like this. This is great for Africa 😃
You can contact them and ask
@@StevenNdukwu How do we contact them?pls drop a contact to get through to them.
@@StevenNdukwu yh
Bullet proof windows? I'm serious about security so I'm all for it lol
For the door, I just want a dumb door... Give me a key and that's it. Anything else can be hacked in my opinion
the tone of this lady is good she is well composed i think those nigerians who shout like in african movies are poor
This is smart tech living...Totally 100% future and will be the norm within the next 30 years.
Lagos is not the only city in Nigeria, all these developers should move inland to other states and cities. Right now Lagos is congested reason why Abuja was built.
This is THE BEST property video you've ever made this year, bruh. I haven't heard or seen some of the inventions included in this property anywhere else. Watching from Ghana.
Just the beginning.. stay tuned for more
@@StevenNdukwu Awesome, bruh. I know I'll meet you one day. Whether in Ghana or back home in Nigeria...just one day.
If those are OSBs that were used to cover the steel framing then I doubt if it will be cheaper. OSB and in fact all engineered boards cost a whole lot. She did mention it's for the elite. That settled, it doesn't solve the main housing issue we have here.
Exactly...we need Affordablr solutions for low cost housing
@PALI PALI mmmm interesting, what's aircrete?
@PALI PALI oh wooow! Alright! That's very interesting. Thank you, have a great life!
@PALI PALI Are you a builder?
Wow, this is not an ordinary lady showcasing an extraordinary house. And the house is not for an average Joe to own. Thanks, Stev, for bringing such a high-tech house to the world to see.
Please, how much is the cost for buying or price for house
The lady is so intelligent in her craft. vast knowledge about modern buildings
The house is just beautiful. All the efforts put into building this house is easily visible
I'm really interested in the building technique. Especially for high density buildings to help with the high cost of housing.
So futuristic! Needs to be encouraged more.
Amazing work 🥰
Good to know SFS is been used in Nigeria. Good improvement in the construction industry.
This top notch innovation in building industry in Nigeria and also renewable energy is a plus.Steve you keep bringing best content ,great to keep it up.Please can I get the company's info to contact the project manager.
Thanks Akwasi, the contact details is below this video
Great content!!! Kudos to you Steven for digging out this amazing concept in real estate development. And the lady representative was excellent. This system has great potential.
Thanks for watching
I hope this can be a solution to the urban housing crisis across African cities. Not just for high-end people, but for everyone
I love that girl, she really is explaining
Your camera guy deserves a pay raise.
Thanks for another good content.
Wow this is beautiful, first time seeing something like this, I'd love to have a house like this here in South Africa
I enjoyed this video and yes it is all possible to have a house in 3days because of the prefabricated components and dry materials of construction. I am currently studying Sustainability Management and Real estates and this is my core area of interest. I feel so much joy watching this as it as though I was in my Sustainable design and planning class. Please I will appreciate if i can connect with the company and the host. Kudos to the team
Very impressive. How can one partake in this project or what did say about joining.? Thanks
Wow..
This lady literally killed the video.. like she broke every single details into pieces. the expression, the voice, the hype.. I mean its everything for me. Thumbs up to her💯
Big shout out to you Steve great content as always.. But aren't you guys allowed to give out the cost of the house for possible buyers or is it just you have to be a member kinda thing..?
Would like to know.💯..
Thanks for watching.. the focus is on the solution not the house it self.. but it worth over $3M
@@StevenNdukwu even a house in USA is lesser than $3million🚶
@@akejuifeoluwa4632 Absolutely right! This is an over-priced piece of tech. A regular house can be fitted with most of these technologies and still save more than 50% of the cost. My house in Canada is under $2 million and gives me much more value than this.
Yo who are they marketing these basic ass homes to?
@steven ndukwu I think some of the confusion may come from including the word cheap in the video title, so many viewers attention was focused on hearing just how affordable the solution is (including myself). Thank you for clarifying that the point of the video was the solution itself
This house is futuristic and innovative...love it
Steve honestly whenever I watch your video it gives me the impression that real estate is one of the current and future most lucrative source of wealth and I would really love to invest in real estate I only have 10m lol 😅 can I start with it? Where how and when is it favourable to invest in a real estate can you please do a video about this please Steve thanks in advance I know you will 🙏🙏🙏Looking forward to hearing from you
Very interesting well presented video.The house itself is beautifully presented and the smart technology is well thought out.It would be wonderful if this type of construction could be adapted for low cost housing for those on a budget.It is not often one sees a positive story about Lagos and Nigeria in general so well done to you all.As for the young lady all I can say is I wish I was 40 years younger she is stunning .
Adapting this kind of building for low cost housing is my dream.
I think i need this
This is fantastic! I hope to eventually invest in this company. Love the fact that it is eco-friendly.👍🏽 job!
This looks great for a modern day building and I'd like to own one myself the materials used seam way more durable than our normal concrete and sand mixtures.
Men, this is beautiful. First, I saw your video on the Landmark Hotel & Resort few mins ago and now this? Mehn.your work is commendable. And as for this building, it's just mesmerising! A sure way to "invest in our planet".
This video is the best thing I’ve ever seen.