The lofted area with those clerestory windows means everything here -- it transforms two dark containers - in a dark, wooded lot - into a light-filled, optimistic, even chic space. Well done, Julio Garcia (and family). Neat, neat home.
Only a architect, artist, and designer could pull this off. His just pops out at you and it's beautiful, eccentric, blends in with nature, and looks FINISHED. Many do it and it looks ok but his looks polished. I love it.
I love what he said about not wanting to hide the containers. I'm not a fan of container homes covered in cladding. It just adds cost, time and complexity to the build, which are the main advantages of building with containers. Plus I like the way they look. When I eventually build my container house, I'll probably paint them, but definitely want them to show.
I watched this video years ago. It has always stuck with me. So much so that I've purchased 2 containers to build my own home. Thank you for the amazing content through the years.
Love, love, love everything about it. A true marriage of quality design and nature. The fact that no trees were cut is a true manifestation of how you give back to mother nature that will take care of you in time. Love to have one like this.
I don't know what my trip is, I keep coming back to THIS ONE. I know I lived in the South for a bit, I LOVED IT THERE. I seriously just LOVE the wild Garcia chose to not only KEEP, but embrace with this project. I owned an Eichler in San Francisco for a while, so I love the plants, the glass, skylights all together. Very symbiotic feeling. I just adore this place.
My issue with them is their small width. Also it's a pain to run the wiring through them, insulate, dry wall/plaster and then fit the rest of your stuff in. What they did the video was pretty nice though.
'good design shouldn't have to be just with what you purchase, you should work with what you find' I love his design integrity...very true too, so much can be repurposed...Very successful project, really well thought...I like that he kept the containers in their natural state, well at least to a certain degree anyway. Fantastic designer! :-)
A dream like location..far from the maddening crowd feeling...the garden is such a sublime part of the well thought out structure..beautiful home..they belong together...well done..nothing else exists when you are in this space..that's what it feels like...🐦
Hands down, the best container home I've seen yet! The use of the skylights and I-beams is great! I would love to have the design for this one. Great work Julio Garcia!
I looked at a lot of these container conversions lately. This is one of the better ones for sure. It's simple and adequate such a great idea to keep the doors as a wall that can be opened. The skylight linking the two containers is excellent also. I'm watching it again.
I clicked so fast when I saw that there was a new video out! lol...I always enjoy seeing what people come up with design-wise using shipping containers. It's definitely an underutilised structure.
I lived across the street around when a Julio built this. He is amazing and I love his philosophy. I’m now considering building my own container home, and had to come back to find this. Still inspiring me, Mr Garcia!
I've been waiting to copy this model for a home for years.Thank you for interviewing them! I've only seen a few photos and had to try and guess dimensions etc lol. Stoked on this video
Your channel is truly a hidden gem. I get more and more inspired after each video. You are achieving your goal with this channel, one viewer at a time.
loved how they incorporated the natural beauty around the installation here first.... keeping some of the "industrial feeling" on the woodwork floors in the kitchen area side was also very appreciated here too, I LONG for the Hopes and asperations here to begin and complete something along these lines for my own family and myself as well :) TYVM for sharing your homes pictures / video and "inspiring others as well" :D
Great video!! I love the setting for that container house, so beautiful. All the windows also make it much brighter than other container homes I've seen :)
If anyone is interested in container home plans the greatest results that ive ever had was with the Magic Container Plans (just google it) without a doubt the most incredible info that I've followed.
IMHO- Because of hurricane surge, I would go with taller pylons and jack this up for a better view and to 'ride-out' those storms. I would have it bolted it to the pylons and welded all aspects together on those 'I' beams. A counter-weight elevator to move family and groceries, etc. from ground level to porch/house level would be handy and also allow for parking under the house. I love the reuse of a slated for demolition kitchen and the light from the clerestory windows opens up the whole inside. Love this house!
Yep, in areas that are prone to being flooded, such is advisable and it allows for parking cars, etc out of the sun which kills cars. Only downside is cost of maintenance of the structure is more as it's elevated. To offset that think about how you have better "views" and how security aspects of the structure are better than a conventional house... and during storms and the like it's more likely to hold together than a "Stick built structure" which after a storm or tornado looks like a bunch of sticks. Q: Anyone have any info on how ISO/ SeaBoxes?Shipping Containers hold up thru a tornado? .
They did a wonderful job with this house. The parallel offset design is great. Those big doors opened up would let in tons of mosquitos and flies, so I imagine their use would be limited to the late autumn, winter, and early spring. Thanks for another great video. Good Vibrations
I work in building shipping containers and any design people want for a living in the Uk. Nice to see you have also decided to use this under appreciated home.
Watch 'LifeUncontained' they are building a very similar design and have the step by step episodes on how they built, framed, wired and did the plumbing. The best part is they didn't have any prior building knowledge and get a lot of feedback from the viewers. Plus they're a great couple.. and now a family.
hands down that's one of the best container homes that I have seen so far. Like you said when you're inside you have no idea that you're in a container well done
While this is gorgeous, realistically, how many days out of the year can he open up the house to mosquitoes and other bugs? Also, while the artist wants to keep the original feel of the container (industrial) there's something it's-been-abandoned-in-the-forest about it. Not to mention that the humidity of that area is likely to take a toll on it much more quickly than he anticipates.
I live in Goose Creek which near Charleston, SC. The humidity is brutal here. Also, the cost of cooling a metal box in the summer gets expensive; I don't care how well it is insulated. Just like Savannah, our weather is such that we have two growing seasons here.
I think the "abandoned in the forest" feel is due to the exterior retaining it's signage and weathering. If the metal was simply painted, it would elevate the whole look. That's my only quibble, because he did an outstanding job. It has such a nice atmosphere inside.
Kerry Cutler they used spray foam, they're shaded, the unit is shaded and when building around Charleston, floor insulation is key to the envelope. 56R and up with Modern multi zone ductless units are pays for itself incredibly quickly. Dark paint on exterior metal isn't such a good idea if there's much sun exposure, though
This is my absolute favorite shipping container home i have seen ever... so beautifully executed... and love his whole ethos towards design and architecture.
Amazing house ! Loved the way the owner added the height to allow max light into the house. Creates more openness, even with the huge windows and doors. Beautiful designs and layout. Simple,Functional & attractive☘️
Additional height and skylights. The i-beams helped its integrity and they're perpendicular to the "corridor" of the containers. Which helped alleviate that "corridor" feel of a container. It really is a very nice design. I just came here by accident, looking for design ideas for an art studio in a narrow room. I know I've been side-tracked, but this really is a beautiful design!
Simply stunning and so full of light. I love how the wallls (windows and doors) allow for a blurring between indoor and outdoor. The living space feels open which allows for versatility in terms of use. The furniture can be moved around to accommodate function and mood.
2006 I heard about what was happening with Shipping Containers and immediately said, “This is one of the solutions to housing in the future.” I’m so happy to see it getting more and more commonplace.❤️
Where I live shipping containers are $300 - $1000 each because they're just left behind. I really want to make something like this, but there's nowhere to build.
You could look at places where you can build underground, or you can build on a site as a temporary building (they can easily be relocated). There are likely sites in your area which are not used for a while. Contact the owner to see if you can put your home beside it to protect the property. Simply a few out of the box idea's.
Ask people with land if they would be willing to sell off a portion of it, like 1/2 an acre. Tell them what your idea is. People like to be a part of a successful project. It makes them feel good. I guess that is why we are here giving you ideas : )
the fact is not where she lives and if some 'people with land ' will let her put her house there. it is all about the laws of the region. they invent rules to adapt the poverty and the need of the person to build with low-prices materials, so that u have all u need but u dont have he permission to do it. or other laws that put u in a state of depression. the governments adapt. even if we live in the trees and live a 100% bio life, they would invent something so that we cannot live our short life in peace. thats all. all we can do to stop these ugly people with their ugly laws , is to pray and be good. God will protect us somehow! my positivity and my optimism come from God, otherwise i would be dead ...
Kirsten where does one pick up skills to learn how to build their own homes ? The kind you profile, not the suburban nightmares. I LOVE your series, but I'm always left not knowing how to do some of these awesome projects. I'm all thumbs and feel defeated.
I knew Julio briefly at SCAD in the late 90s. Came across an article somewhere with pics of this amazing house and wanted a tour. I’m very into intuitive and sustainable design and this home is awesome! Congrats, Julio and fam😺✌🏽
Buzz McCallister What is a "no-see-ups?"" Is that a real thing? I am up North and have never heard that word before. Is that a mosquito?? That's what I was thinking when he was talking in these lofty terms with the doors wide open and all around the huge sound of insects. Here you would be eaten alive all night long if you did that!!
Buzz McCallister just looked it up-sand flies. We don't have these where I live, but I have spent quite a bit of time in the Caribbean, and man, those sand fleas will bite the hell out of you and make your life a misery!!
yes NoSeeUms are very real... more commonly known as gnats in some places as well as sand flies in beachy areas. . they are those almost unseen bc they are so tiny flying bugs. Many times you dont know they are around till you breathe in a few thru your nose and freak out. lol.
I live 100 miles from there, we leave our doors and windows open spring and fall. Its not a problem with the right plants, garlic spray and being mindful some insects are crespular and are more active for an hr around dawn and dusk
This video is awesome, but for future reference, filming in 60fps can get a little bit dizzy when you're only not intending to slow footage down. Typically videos run at 30fps and frame blending (60fps) is used so that when you slow footage down to half speed (slow motion) it looks seamless at 30fps, hence the ratio of 60/30 (2/1). If you were to film in 30fps and slow the footage down, it would run at 15fps and would be noticeably choppy, that's why 60fps is an option, but shots in 60fps running at full without being slowed down can be a little bit disorientating. I'm sorry for getting so technical, I hope I don't sound like a douche! I really do love this video, thank you for sharing!
the only thing I'd disagree with him about was the structural integrity of the containers. you can cut out a large portion of any container and the integrity won't change. their design carries the weight almost entirely on their corners, hence the reason why they can stack so high.
I began in shipping industry (1966) at the advent of containerization and continued that career in San Francisco, up to 1989. Ten years of that was with OOCL (your vid showed a stack of OOCL containers. I love your house, especially how you haven't tried to hide containers and kept the flooring. Unfortunately, most jurisdictions' zoning don't allow what you have done. Thank you for this vid!
Thank you so much for all the incredible videos you produce. They are immeasurably inspirational to all of us who get to see them! Thank you, thank you!!
@@jabalimohamed1983 I hope that's not an insult. Only insecure and immature little minded people do that. I'm sure you don't fall in that category, and if I'm mistaken, my humble apologies. Much love. ❤
Yeah that's an element most people tend to forget. In Europe there are many restrictions to and unless you own your own land it is very difficult to just build and put sea containers. That's why I like the USA a lot. It offers that freedom.
Once again city government gets in the way with their outdated building codes, they don't have a clue. (Planning dept.) "Gee, I've never seen anything like this before" Duh! I swear this is a nation of mindless Zombies.
We are in the process of building ours right now! We are on track to complete our for under 20K. We are only using one container though which could be considered small for some... and we are doing A LOT of the work ourselves. Excited to use some of the ideas presented in this video
The lofted area with those clerestory windows means everything here -- it transforms two dark containers - in a dark, wooded lot - into a light-filled, optimistic, even chic space. Well done, Julio Garcia (and family). Neat, neat home.
Thanks Brad! Follow us on Instagram @pricestreetprojects
Gladly!
You said it all! I saw many, this was the first one to appeal to me. The design and Job is awesome. Well done!!
Absolutely, the center connector with the raised beams & windows is the key to this working
Only a architect, artist, and designer could pull this off. His just pops out at you and it's beautiful, eccentric, blends in with nature, and looks FINISHED. Many do it and it looks ok but his looks polished. I love it.
I love what he said about not wanting to hide the containers. I'm not a fan of container homes covered in cladding. It just adds cost, time and complexity to the build, which are the main advantages of building with containers. Plus I like the way they look. When I eventually build my container house, I'll probably paint them, but definitely want them to show.
I watched this video years ago. It has always stuck with me. So much so that I've purchased 2 containers to build my own home. Thank you for the amazing content through the years.
"Good design should not be expensive". I love that :)
"Good design shouldn't have to be purchased; you should work with what you find." YES! This home is perfect. I am IN LOVE!
This is by far THE best utilization of shipping containers for home building. $50k is so doable.
If you get a heap of stuff for free
Most of that price is foundation, it's really cheap to build multiple stacked
It's like 25k just to get permits for something like this.
You can do it for less
@@CS-zj8ex you're a moron. You obviously have no experience in construction.
Love, love, love everything about it. A true marriage of quality design and nature. The fact that no trees were cut is a true manifestation of how you give back to mother nature that will take care of you in time. Love to have one like this.
Beautiful. I love his commitment to leaving the trees.
I hate that he has hung on his house. That's so douchey to me
You said it. We need to adapt to the environment. Not, we need to make the environment adapt to us. Wonderful design. Thank you.
I don't know what my trip is, I keep coming back to THIS ONE. I know I lived in the South for a bit, I LOVED IT THERE.
I seriously just LOVE the wild Garcia chose to not only KEEP, but embrace with this project.
I owned an Eichler in San Francisco for a while, so I love the plants, the glass, skylights all together. Very symbiotic feeling. I just adore this place.
Thank you for bringing Eichler into our live. :)
I love how you really care for the environment. Not only reuse old container, also you cut no tree when move in container! 👏
I freaking love these shipping container videos....
My issue with them is their small width. Also it's a pain to run the wiring through them, insulate, dry wall/plaster and then fit the rest of your stuff in. What they did the video was pretty nice though.
well.... theyre not for houses, so. I dont know why you would expect them to be so easy. But they make for some incredibly interesting structures.
+Beat Down They can be houses. Also to the comment before... our company does all that for the buyer so I guess others would too.
Saldus me 2 who's me 3
I can't get enough, and you can also pet them side by side for more width dood.
I have looked at thousands of tiny houses!! This is the best!! Absolutely stunning,!! I love it!!
This is one of my favorite container homes! Such simple design and it makes a fabulous space!
'good design shouldn't have to be just with what you purchase, you should work with what you find' I love his design integrity...very true too, so much can be repurposed...Very successful project, really well thought...I like that he kept the containers in their natural state, well at least to a certain degree anyway. Fantastic designer! :-)
3 years later, this is still my hands down favorite!!
A dream like location..far from the maddening crowd feeling...the garden is such a sublime part of the well thought out structure..beautiful home..they belong together...well done..nothing else exists when you are in this space..that's what it feels like...🐦
Hands down, the best container home I've seen yet! The use of the skylights and I-beams is great! I would love to have the design for this one. Great work Julio Garcia!
Elizabeth C I would recommend you to watch a TH-cam channel called "living big in a tiny house" (y)
Thanks! I've seen most of the videos on that channel, and will continue to watch. Thanks again!
Thanks Elizabeth! Follow us on Instagram @pricestreetprojects
I looked at a lot of these container conversions lately. This is one of the better ones for sure. It's simple and adequate such a great idea to keep the doors as a wall that can be opened. The skylight linking the two containers is excellent also. I'm watching it again.
I love this home, strong Mid-Century vibe. Well, thought out design. Everything doesnt have to be purchased ex: beams. Cabinets...
Brilliant!!!
"good design shouldn't have to be just purchase, you should work with what you find." couldn't agree more.
I clicked so fast when I saw that there was a new video out! lol...I always enjoy seeing what people come up with design-wise using shipping containers. It's definitely an underutilised structure.
Thank you. I am fascinated by shipping container construction as well. It forces creativity and I think Julio's work is particularly creative.
More container videos, please! Thanks for this one, it was most enjoyable.
Absolutely.
Can't use wifi through the walls
how do you meet all the building codes?
I lived across the street around when a Julio built this. He is amazing and I love his philosophy. I’m now considering building my own container home, and had to come back to find this. Still inspiring me, Mr Garcia!
"The site will predict the design" - nicely put.
Lol
Absolutely perfect. Shipping containers have been on my mind for a while.
Thank you for all of these videos Kirsten. This channel is inspiring me and a ton of other people to live more efficiently.
there is something so attractive to artists and just creative people that draws you to them in every way.
wow..very nice! clearly not overdone..comfortable on both eye and wallet!
I love this concept of affordable housing. Not everyone is a millionaire for reasons. This is great.
I've been waiting to copy this model for a home for years.Thank you for interviewing them! I've only seen a few photos and had to try and guess dimensions etc lol. Stoked on this video
Your channel is truly a hidden gem. I get more and more inspired after each video. You are achieving your goal with this channel, one viewer at a time.
This is a Gorgeous home, simply beautiful
Cool home. The discussion had the authenticity and personality of a wet blanket.
This home is awesome! I love that the containers still have their original paint from the boatyard! I would love to live in a home like this!
loved how they incorporated the natural beauty around the installation here first.... keeping some of the "industrial feeling" on the woodwork floors in the kitchen area side was also very appreciated here too, I LONG for the Hopes and asperations here to begin and complete something along these lines for my own family and myself as well :) TYVM for sharing your homes pictures / video and "inspiring others as well" :D
Great video!! I love the setting for that container house, so beautiful. All the windows also make it much brighter than other container homes I've seen :)
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Must have a window over the kitchen sink, tho!!!
If anyone is interested in container home plans the greatest results that ive ever had was with the Magic Container Plans (just google it) without a doubt the most incredible info that I've followed.
I lived in this container house, it was awesome other than the heat, which Julio fixed by adding insulation on the roof after I moved out. I loved it.
Man, that is cool! And, Savannah, omg what a beautiful town.
Yes, the outdoors definitely has a nice South America look. Very lovely home.
This is incredible
I love the juxtaposition of the extremely affordable base material, exterior environment and the exotic feel from the interior. Nice!!
Amazing.... If I decide to do this, When I'm ready to build mine, I will hire him and document the process.
Good design shouldnt have to be purchase or expensive...Pure wisdom.
I'm 5 minutes into the video and I'm completely in love with the house
That’s because you are a dumbass
Joseph Mauricio Flores with a comment like that, you’re obviously the dumbass. Suck it up puppy.
Good way to recycle and the place you chose too ... not to mention that with all the nature around it is a great place to raise a kid.
That’s the way they used to build houses, where the land determined the layout.
alteredcatscyprus so much more environmentally friendly ... less egotistical .. gets rid of that “let me destroy nature for my benefit” mindset
Wonderful Home, I think he really approached this perfectly. He made his home feel open and bright and the exterior raw and untouched. Beautiful Work!
Small for my taste but I love it. They’ll easily be able to expand on with a new container when the kids old enough to want space.
So beautiful and using second hand items just makes such a sustainable low cost choice. We should all be doing this.
IMHO- Because of hurricane surge, I would go with taller pylons and jack this up for a better view and to 'ride-out' those storms. I would have it bolted it to the pylons and welded all aspects together on those 'I' beams. A counter-weight elevator to move family and groceries, etc. from ground level to porch/house level would be handy and also allow for parking under the house. I love the reuse of a slated for demolition kitchen and the light from the clerestory windows opens up the whole inside. Love this house!
Yep, in areas that are prone to being flooded, such is advisable and it allows for parking cars, etc out of the sun which kills cars. Only downside is cost of maintenance of the structure is more as it's elevated.
To offset that think about how you have better "views" and how security aspects of the structure are better than a conventional house... and during storms and the like it's more likely to hold together than a "Stick built structure" which after a storm or tornado looks like a bunch of sticks.
Q: Anyone have any info on how ISO/ SeaBoxes?Shipping Containers hold up thru a tornado?
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The elevator could also serve as a safe room.
They did a wonderful job with this house.
The parallel offset design is great.
Those big doors opened up would let in tons of mosquitos and flies, so I imagine their use would be limited to the late autumn, winter, and early spring.
Thanks for another great video.
Good Vibrations
My all-time favorite 🙌🏾
I work in building shipping containers and any design people want for a living in the Uk. Nice to see you have also decided to use this under appreciated home.
Adapting to the environment by putting metal boxes in a beautiful forest
Love the aged look of the shipping containers and the floors. Really cool stuff
this is alot like my idea of my dream house. Although id prob use another couple of containers for a studio and more rooms
This fits in beautifully with Savannah’s history and amazing, old architecture!
I agree!
This is wonderful. I wonder how he got the zoning for that though...my city would never go for it.
And there lies the whole problem with cities/municipalities dictating what kind of homes we can/can't have. Very disgusting.
It's sooo beautiful and peaceful. I love the interior. It's open and light.
want one!!! :-)
This is the best container house I have ever seen. It’s beautiful.
Maybe I missed it, but what did they do to ground this metal home, to protect from lightning?
Definitely my favorite design of container homes.
I want to know how these container homes are wired and plumbed!
Same bruh
Watch 'LifeUncontained' they are building a very similar design and have the step by step episodes on how they built, framed, wired and did the plumbing. The best part is they didn't have any prior building knowledge and get a lot of feedback from the viewers. Plus they're a great couple.. and now a family.
Dan
hands down that's one of the best container homes that I have seen so far. Like you said when you're inside you have no idea that you're in a container well done
Opens the container doors to the outside in Savannah.
SO. MANY. MOSQUITOS.
Not just that, giant palmetto bugs too.
We DO have a LOT of mosquitos but there are times when we have that beautiful intracoastal breeze off the water when we don't.......
Not mosquitos. Sand gnats!!!! 😲
This is gorgeous, the clean design and the location surrounded by all the gorgeous trees and plants
While this is gorgeous, realistically, how many days out of the year can he open up the house to mosquitoes and other bugs? Also, while the artist wants to keep the original feel of the container (industrial) there's something it's-been-abandoned-in-the-forest about it. Not to mention that the humidity of that area is likely to take a toll on it much more quickly than he anticipates.
I live in Goose Creek which near Charleston, SC. The humidity is brutal here. Also, the cost of cooling a metal box in the summer gets expensive; I don't care how well it is insulated. Just like Savannah, our weather is such that we have two growing seasons here.
I think the "abandoned in the forest" feel is due to the exterior retaining it's signage and weathering. If the metal was simply painted, it would elevate the whole look. That's my only quibble, because he did an outstanding job. It has such a nice atmosphere inside.
Kerry Cutler they used spray foam, they're shaded, the unit is shaded and when building around Charleston, floor insulation is key to the envelope. 56R and up with Modern multi zone ductless units are pays for itself incredibly quickly. Dark paint on exterior metal isn't such a good idea if there's much sun exposure, though
This is my absolute favorite shipping container home i have seen ever... so beautifully executed... and love his whole ethos towards design and architecture.
when it rains doesn't it get supper loud on the inside since the raindrop is bouncing off the metal top?
I would love that
Oh i bet it does. And in Savannah, when it rains it POURS.
Amazing house ! Loved the way the owner added the height to allow max light into the house. Creates more openness, even with the huge windows and doors. Beautiful designs and layout. Simple,Functional & attractive☘️
The design is very similar to "Containers of Hope" by Benjamin Saxe.
Additional height and skylights. The i-beams helped its integrity and they're perpendicular to the "corridor" of the containers. Which helped alleviate that "corridor" feel of a container. It really is a very nice design. I just came here by accident, looking for design ideas for an art studio in a narrow room. I know I've been side-tracked, but this really is a beautiful design!
There’s something very organic about a shipping container in a forest. Idk what it is
I love the simplicity of the outside and the gorgeous design of the inside.
Hi container builder people how do you deal or inspect containers for contamination of any sort ?
Nose scan :)
Simply stunning and so full of light. I love how the wallls (windows and doors) allow for a blurring between indoor and outdoor. The living space feels open which allows for versatility in terms of use. The furniture can be moved around to accommodate function and mood.
Guy has an upside down noose hanging at his entrance and the word HUNG on the side of his place.
2006 I heard about what was happening with Shipping Containers and immediately said, “This is one of the solutions to housing in the future.” I’m so happy to see it getting more and more commonplace.❤️
Where I live shipping containers are $300 - $1000 each because they're just left behind. I really want to make something like this, but there's nowhere to build.
You could look at places where you can build underground, or you can build on a site as a temporary building (they can easily be relocated). There are likely sites in your area which are not used for a while. Contact the owner to see if you can put your home beside it to protect the property. Simply a few out of the box idea's.
Where do you live?
Ask people with land if they would be willing to sell off a portion of it, like 1/2 an acre. Tell them what your idea is. People like to be a part of a successful project. It makes them feel good. I guess that is why we are here giving you ideas : )
so where do you live
the fact is not where she lives and if some 'people with land ' will let her put her house there. it is all about the laws of the region. they invent rules to adapt the poverty and the need of the person to build with low-prices materials, so that u have all u need but u dont have he permission to do it. or other laws that put u in a state of depression. the governments adapt. even if we live in the trees and live a 100% bio life, they would invent something so that we cannot live our short life in peace. thats all. all we can do to stop these ugly people with their ugly laws , is to pray and be good. God will protect us somehow! my positivity and my optimism come from God, otherwise i would be dead ...
The mom and baby scenes are so sweet.
How much cost
Julio explained that you could probably do something like this for 50K, but cost varies a lot depending on site, foundation, etc.
Kirsten where does one pick up skills to learn how to build their own homes ? The kind you profile, not the suburban nightmares. I LOVE your series, but I'm always left not knowing how to do some of these awesome projects. I'm all thumbs and feel defeated.
Do what you like. Some just sweep and put a window on a shipping container. I like Domegaia creations!
Depends. Anything from 15- 50k you just need to get the designs and take it to a local shipping production yard.
***** si vous plait
I knew Julio briefly at SCAD in the late 90s. Came across an article somewhere with pics of this amazing house and wanted a tour. I’m very into intuitive and sustainable design and this home is awesome! Congrats, Julio and fam😺✌🏽
That open shipping container door thing is great and all but your house is gonna be flooded with no-seem-ums if you don't put a screen over it.
Buzz McCallister What is a "no-see-ups?"" Is that a real thing? I am up North and have never heard that word before. Is that a mosquito?? That's what I was thinking when he was talking in these lofty terms with the doors wide open and all around the huge sound of insects. Here you would be eaten alive all night long if you did that!!
Buzz McCallister just looked it up-sand flies. We don't have these where I live, but I have spent quite a bit of time in the Caribbean, and man, those sand fleas will bite the hell out of you and make your life a misery!!
yes NoSeeUms are very real... more commonly known as gnats in some places as well as sand flies in beachy areas. . they are those almost unseen bc they are so tiny flying bugs. Many times you dont know they are around till you breathe in a few thru your nose and freak out. lol.
Bob Texan You feel them before you see them.
I live 100 miles from there, we leave our doors and windows open spring and fall. Its not a problem with the right plants, garlic spray and being mindful some insects are crespular and are more active for an hr around dawn and dusk
This is the best container home design I've seen on the Internet, beautiful.
This video is awesome, but for future reference, filming in 60fps can get a little bit dizzy when you're only not intending to slow footage down. Typically videos run at 30fps and frame blending (60fps) is used so that when you slow footage down to half speed (slow motion) it looks seamless at 30fps, hence the ratio of 60/30 (2/1). If you were to film in 30fps and slow the footage down, it would run at 15fps and would be noticeably choppy, that's why 60fps is an option, but shots in 60fps running at full without being slowed down can be a little bit disorientating. I'm sorry for getting so technical, I hope I don't sound like a douche! I really do love this video, thank you for sharing!
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I love the honesty of his design, keeping the containers looking like containers :3
the only thing I'd disagree with him about was the structural integrity of the containers. you can cut out a large portion of any container and the integrity won't change. their design carries the weight almost entirely on their corners, hence the reason why they can stack so high.
I began in shipping industry (1966) at the advent of containerization and continued that career in San Francisco, up to 1989. Ten years of that was with OOCL (your vid showed a stack of OOCL containers. I love your house, especially how you haven't tried to hide containers and kept the flooring. Unfortunately, most jurisdictions' zoning don't allow what you have done. Thank you for this vid!
simple guide for how to be an 'artist': "most people would do (x) ...so I did the exact opposite"
Thank you so much for all the incredible videos you produce. They are immeasurably inspirational to all of us who get to see them! Thank you, thank you!!
These container are from a Vietnamese logistics firm, Kien Hung
I was wondering about that. Thank you for sharing that information. ❤
Van huu nguyen let me guess you are dutnamese
@@jabalimohamed1983 I hope that's not an insult. Only insecure and immature little minded people do that. I'm sure you don't fall in that category, and if I'm mistaken, my humble apologies. Much love. ❤
@@7spiritualcompass706 what insult? I meant van is mixture of dutch and Vietnam no malice intended
@@jabalimohamed1983 Ahhhh. My misunderstanding and my humble apologies to you. Thank you for correcting me. I now learned a new phrase. ☺. Peace. ❤
This was awesome. I like how this guy thinks!! It's beautiful inside.
its so unfortunate that the laws around here do not allow any use of shipping containers or parts there of in non comercial zones.
just curious. 'here' as in where?
name Saskatchewan Canada
Yeah that's an element most people tend to forget. In Europe there are many restrictions to and unless you own your own land it is very difficult to just build and put sea containers. That's why I like the USA a lot. It offers that freedom.
Once again city government gets in the way with their outdated building codes, they don't have a clue. (Planning dept.) "Gee, I've never seen anything like this before" Duh! I swear this is a nation of mindless Zombies.
Make it an issue in your cities and vote for people who will back creative housing solutions.
i was obsessed about this house since the first time i saw her. its a dream house for me. amazing! :)
kien hung container.. from Vietnam :)
We are in the process of building ours right now! We are on track to complete our for under 20K. We are only using one container though which could be considered small for some... and we are doing A LOT of the work ourselves. Excited to use some of the ideas presented in this video
who the fuck thumbs this shit down?
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The vegetation around is so beautiful.