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First class. Absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing.
My favorite part, indoor outdoor showers.
I can appreciate your handy work on this one Matt! The details in this house are amazing. Not one door, shower or sink that I saw commercially made. It's all uniquely built for this one of a kind home. This house holds many ingredients to my forever home that I will have. Deep eaves, floor to ceiling glass, non traditional walls, 12' ceilings. I imagine it's quite efficient with the quality materials. I can't imagine what the interior and exterior lighting look like. What a masterpiece.
Outstanding work Matt!
You are the best! We created our chancel from your influence and it has increased our presence and influence in the real estate industry. We post as much as we can based on your advice of consistency. The channel has also increased the number of sales we complete. Thank you for helping us grow our business through the TH-cam channel.
I'm always blown away by the craftsmanship on your builds but this has by-far been my favorite design as far as architectural detail. I would have loved to see more floor plan, though!
Beautifully executed. To arrive at this place you must have the commitment of Architect, project management, and trades people.
I can't even imagine how much time was spent lining all those doors and glazings up.. Crazy.
I'm more of a Tiny House person, but this is an amazing house.
give me a tiny home but with that level of detail
The concrete, glass, metal and wood has been tastefully installed with impeccable craftsmanship. I have watched my fair share of TH-cam open house videos of expensive homes and this is by far one of the best homes I have seen.
Agreed
Always amazing details and design, another job well done.
This video came up when I searched Matt Risinger hempcrete. Although I didnt find what I was looking for I was not disappointed. What a beautiful home. Matt if you read this I would LOVE to see you do a video on hempcrete. Best regards.
Frank Loyd would be proud.
Wish we'd see more modern houses being built with all kinds of cool small details and materials, instead of extravagant stucco bullshits.
No he would not.....
This is not Wright's architectural style.
Son37Lumiere he was heavily influenced by Japanese minimalism...much of what we see here.
Those flush mount doors should be standard in every build. I absolutely hate traditional door framing and skirting. (Yes yes I know, it's a fraction of the cost of doing these flush mounted...)
Such a nice standard on details. Nice to see and how nice of the owner to show their house like this.
Thank you Matt! Your channel is a big influence in my personal home that I am building for my family. Awesome home in this bit. Awesome!
Wow. Pure quality and detail.
6:43 Love those style of showers. They are amazing to look at, & use. Man, the builder on this great “house project” did an amazing job😉. Really great attention to details everywhere.....like the “hidden” doors as well. Great job, again!
One question..... the floor to ceiling windows, how hard would be to change out, if one were to “happen” to get damaged; & who would be responsible for something like that?
Cheers💪🏼
Same as other commercial style windows. The trim and stops should all be on the outside, just remove and pop in a new glass unit panel. The windows just didnt come from the factory pre-installed in a frame, the frame was built and glazed on-site.
Very incredible house, just wonder how big the manual is because it has hidden one of a kind equipment and finishes. Definitely a Manuel is need it to live in the house full with lots of maintenance.
Cool to see you've used Schweiss doors. I live here in Austin, TX and Schweiss is out of my tiny home town of Fairfax, MN
11:30 What?! That is beautiful how the door lays flush with your wall when opened. What hinges are those? How does it look from the other side when closed?
Really great design and execution - you should all be proud of this house (as I'm sure you are).
Wish you could have covered more of the HVAC. Did this house have radiant floor heating or was it entirely forced air?
That’s a pretty amazing place. Thanks for the tour.
beautifuy built Home . Well done Matt and team.
hello wonderful interior. I would like to ask what chemistry you used to process and impregnate the concrete elements in the interior
inspiring me, thanks you so much.
I'd quarantine so hard in there!!!!
3:52 - That cat reigns !
Cat door at 3:44. Nice
This must have been an exciting house to build! Fantastic looking house, A+ on form. It is hard to believe people will actually live there. Children too? So much separation from the world the rest of humanity has to live in. I would love to hear more about overall efficiency and sustainability considerations. I question the use of ipe wood.
I totally appreciate the craftmanship and sweat that goes into something like this. But while I am quite into post modern looks this house seems all over the place. It gets a 10/10 as an art project but as house I'm not sure what its trying to be. I like the idea of taking modernist styles to extremes and breaking tradition but there's a lot of post modern homes that are just extremely eclectic. I feel like there's also beauty in repetition, in functionalism and in simplicity. I like things like post and beams build with all steal or bright wood ceilings, floor to ceiling glazing in the main rooms. With that said I think heat pump water heaters are really cool so I guess I look for that sweet spot of beauty in functional design. Thats also why for example I really like open showers.
Nicely done. Builders who build to this level of detail are few and far between. I'd hate to have to replace a window in that house though.
Beautiful home.
Beautiful work, but I think the house seems dark, were the lights not turned on?
do you cover the concrete floor and walls with anything? Chemical stains do not clean off
Not sure when this was build but concrete is not really state of the art when it comes to co2 footprint right? Still beautiful.
Love those details 👌
What kind of foundation does the house have?
2 years to build. Custom craft. Did it cost more than $100,000 to build? What did it cost?
Fantastic brotha!
Most "fancy" houses turn out really gaudy, but this one has some nice classic mid-century vibes. Props.
well I hate drywall, plaster and siding so..
But I wonder how this might fly in a small owner-builder project in Florida where all the mechanical stuff is exposed & painted but hidden behind my kitchen and entertainment systems on one side.
All my windows and door flush mounted with built in frames .. no interior walls, doors or trim work.
acid stained floors.
10:50 Unless those stair treads are 3" thick pieces of wood, no way do the open risers on that stairway meet IRC code in most jurisdictions. Then again, I could be wrong, but those openings sure look to my eye like they exceed the "4-inch sphere" test. (Hope I am wrong.)
I assume the concrete is not thermally broken? Just curious about the energy penalty for all that glass and concrete
Hi Matt! Love your videos! Is there a way I can get my hands on the details for some aspects of this house? I'm an architecture student and always looking for nice details! Keep up the good work! Amazing house btw.
Matt do you recall what type of hardware used for the sliding doors?
The price for this ?
Whats the total build time for something like that out in Texas?
Sorry you answered it right at the end :)
Must be a pain in a butt to change the windows if they crack.
Not something that's likely to happen more than once or twice in 20 years. And given the budget on a house like this, I expect they can afford it.
Did he mention all those panes being tempered glass? Because they'd have to be according to most building codes. And that drives the price way up.
Very nice, Of course I am sure I am not the only one who would like to know how much this house cost to build. At least a ball park number? .... from a loyal subscriber
Nobody other than Matt and the client (and maybe the bank) will ever know. But we can get reasonably close...the place is almost 7000 sqft and we had someone else guess $600/sqft (which I think is low), so that is $4mm right there. Add the pool complex, massive amount of landscaping, architectural and engineering fees and you'll be at $5mm or more. Which is a lot of money for most people but not that much for some. I was on the tour and at this house (a little later that day) and found it to be a remarkable design, feat of engineering and build quality.
WOW.
how much does this house cost?!
So Matt What Was The Cost To Build ? an The Cost To Buy $$$$
8;15 keven gives matt hummer
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What type of wood did you use for the office screen door?
DID YOU MISSED INTERIOR DESIGNER WORK THERE BRO?....
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Too many dark spaces ,where the sun shine in the concrete you need a window ??
I can barely find contractors who can make a square corner....
And they want $80k for a small bathroom remodel while asking "what waterproofing?"
@@animes2k The insane part is that $100 in materials and a few hours could make most any bath and shower impermeable to moisture forever, but everyone is lazy and cheaps out on it. A few layers of liquid waterproofing is cheap insurance!
Gotta love that cheap labor! I wish I would have hired an out-of-state crew to do my house in Houston. Nobody here knows how to hide a butt joint anymore, half cant even get a tapered joint right!
if you think its bad now, what another 5 years when most of the boomers that do contracting work retire. Millennials rarely pursue tradesman careers.
@@guytech7310 Its hard to blame them when nobody really wants to pay for quality work. They cant eat and pay the bills with illegally low wages.
The concrete work is just incredible!! Someone spent a LOT of money. The attention to detail is incredible and as Matt states, the architectural firm did an incredible job. It takes a tremendous amount of work and coordination to pull off an piece of artwork like this home as only Matt can do!!
I mean, this is clearly one of the finest builds I’ve ever seen. Museum quality masterpiece. Well done to everyone involved. Stunning attention to detail. Just wow.
Camera guy, it would be helpful if you could show what he's showing, floor to ceiling (show the transition) toilet and stuff. Matt, slow down so the camera guy can catch up.
It's an amazing house. I'd love to see all the pouring. Definitely Frank Lloyd Wright inspired with the choice of materials.
Ci Z33 his camera guy always does this it’s like they are just too much in a hurry to get threw the tour. Mat like to keep things moving but some times it would be nice to slow down a little so we can enjoy all the details or if u don’t have enough time to show them then just leave them out.
Matt, it's stunning. I knew you were good, but waooza! A 60 page plan, and it looks it. Congrats man. 😃
Love your content, I have been a long time now watcher. One thing over the years really wish your camera man would point to where your talking about not not just focused on you. Only a few minuets in and after the fact ended up panning somewhere else. I just would like to see what your talking about more! I have been seeing this more more with a buncn of youtube channels. Either way keep up the great content.
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Wow, just wow... this is a massive achievement that everyone involved should be proud of, a true example of what architects and good builders can achieve!
i don't like the house but I love the craftmanship .
Beautiful home with amazing details. Curious about the insulation done on the house.
Not sure I want to continue my subscription if most of the content continues to be home tours of the ultra rich. We know that only the high-end builders can afford to hire you to showcase their work, but some of the most interesting work is done by creative professionals with tight budgets that have to innovate in the field every day to make things work. Please find a way to highlight more of what some of these small but talented builders are doing.
Wow. The level of detail that has been considered is unreal. Amazing.
this is my kind of taste house, sadly financial wise, way out of my league....
using his shoe booties to cover up the license plate was a nice touch
How do you bid something like this? I'm assuming the only way to do it is cost plus?
That shows a real state-of-the-artyness.
This is someone's showcase home. The team which created and contributed this from concept to open house deserves a pat on the back.
I'm sure that compensation did not outweigh satisfaction.
@MattRisinger Good job on the build.
Not a fan of the concrete floors, but only because I've worked on them for years & my dad has perminant nerve damage and is crippled from working on concrete for 40+ years.
I only wanted to mention it for awareness.
Lots of time and money. That's all you need for this type of build..lol Every little detail is accounted for, which results with the time and money spent for this type of build.
i like the finish when they use a wider plank for the forms but this still looks sweet 👍
Finally a more modern build. But what is the R Value on that house ??
I'm curious what's the price on a house like this?
At least $3 million, guaranteed.
Mustafa Supas $750-$1000 / square foot range it seams
I love the craftsmanship but thank God I don't have expensive taste like that. Could never afford it, LOL 😋
Shoes off homes, especially with concrete floors or tile are so weird to me. Why couldn't they just clean the floors afterwards? It's a nice house, but too cold looking and a show off for me.
I’m kind of down the middle here. The house is visually stunning and the details in craftsmanship are impeccable, but the house came off as really cold to me. The architects did a great job with the wood in the home, as it really lifts the home and warms up the spaces, but it’s still not cozy-the concrete floors are just too much in my opinion, a warm and light neutral ivory limestone would have done magic. This is a home I would look forward to getting an invite to, and I’d enjoy every minute of it, but I would not want to be the one living in it.
Well said I thought exactly the same
To each their own I guess, I found it quitely homely (assuming no toddlers live in the house).
how many millions does a home like this cost to build??
Too bad you didn’t do a comprehensive tour as this house really deserves it.
May I also suggest that when Matt I’d pointing to and talking about a specific detail, PLEASE SHOW THAT DETAIL! It’s so frustrating to not see something that is being talked about.
Thanks.
Stunning house! So many fine details. Matt, thanks for showing us the finished product... Question about all that beautiful board-formed concrete. It's so nice to have the concrete to flow from outside to inside, but how do you detail it to get thermal breaks and insulation?
The house is cool, but far from any great design of the great architects. AIA is bs and the awards dont amount to anything more than fraternity, that hands them out like candy. But i appreciate the quality that you put into from a builders perspective. great job bud
taking credit for work you didn't do is very classy. "my company built this house", as you sub the work. Classy.
Really beautiful work. You, your team and the architect should be super proud
I wonder, How the Cover blocks are hidden on exposed concrete walls and slabs?! Could anyone kindly explain? 😊
Frustrating how the camera mostly focuses on the speaker and doesn't pan to show half the stuff he's talking about.
Thumbs down for using ipe wood. And: gas sucks. Put in a high power induction stove and wok.
Every aspect of this house is a dream, well done guys!
No mention of an Interior Designer....Prof that men don't think it's a valid profession.... *sigh*
unbelievable bad materials , hard to maintain and keep it strait in good shape , the tec is so late from European , it looks like farm or factory but not comfy as a house , don't feel warm to this building at all
It looks like a 70s house: from "A Clockwork Orange" ("Home")
Holy fuck shit batman! To help enough people to have all the master trades employed to constuct such a master piece inside of ones life time. Just seems like a dream to me.
that is not a friendly house, That looks like Howard Roark designed the house for Gail Wynand.
Matt you are a true Master Builder. Love the channel and the education of the importance of hiring design pro's in your build. Very difficult to get a product of this level with the average Joe contractor. A salute to your client for such forward thinking and to Alterstudio for great design! Amazing work!!!!
Wow. Masterpiece is an accurate description. One thing I noticed in the background that you didn't mention at all was what looks like a little doggy door set into the wall section beside the fireplace concrete structure. (3:45) Such a great detail for the homeowner! One of many.
How much does something like this cost per sq foot?
I would guess, all in at +-$600 sq ft
"Many".
@C J I agree that is a lot of money. I could never afford it myself. Full custom cabinets cost more than semi custom which cost more than builder grade cabinets. Press board and formica counter tops are a lot cheaper than onyx or stone. Glass floor to ceiling is crazy expensive versus a window here and there. It is all down to what your budget is and what is important to you. I don't look down on someone living in a mobile home or in a mega mansion.
C J imagine the jobs and wages spent. Money was passed around on this, jobs created. Peoples skills used and appreciated. Sounds like a win for all involved.
@@Upliftyourbrothers On going employment for people as well for upkeep and maintenance. Landscaper/gardener, maid, and someone to professionally clean all that glass at least once a year.
The car that is parked outside which is close to the garage door could potentially be damaged when the door opens. Not good!
I would put a trampoline next to the garage door while its up, it would be an awesome place to jump from
I'm not a fan of modern style architecture - too boxy for my taste. That said, this is an amazing build with a great eye to detail.
Wow! Just amazing. And that outdoor family room/fireplace at 11:00 was an incredibly beautiful space.
Thanks for sharing Matt.